Evening journal., 1922-10-27

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Calendar of Events
Oct. 2sth.-Conference OF Color
ed Scoutmssters.
Oct. e1st,-ecoutmaster Assooia-
ton.
Nov. 1st.-Court OF Honor.
Nov. 1st.-soout Leaders Train
Ing Course.
Nov. sth.-Annual Council Meet
ing.
: Friday, the 2Tth, ie Hoosevelts
birthday and is being celebrated all
over the country. You aselrequested
TO provide for some observance on
this date. The nature Of the reoos-
milton Is necessarily left 70 each
troop 20 Determine. but Il is hoped
that you will provide for some rec
ignition OF Roosevelt in your troop
meeting during this week.
Register tho veteran. What is
the efficiency of your troop7 A low
turnover OF scouts is one indica-
ton OF high efficiency. A high reg
istration Of veteran scouts is the evil
dence OF low turnover. To help hold
the older boy, register the veteran.
Wilmington has now registered but
forty-three veterans. The following
are registered as veterans at head
quarters: Stephen L. Cloud, smyr-
na,- Troop No. /; Joseph FAIRIES,
Smyrna, No. /; Thoe. @. Hill,
Smyrna. No. /; Cornelius Telghman,
Smyrna, No. /; Frnnois Barclay,
Troop No. IL, John Beck, Troomp
. No. IL: Walter Bennett Troop 20;
William Bicking, Troop 8; Benja-
MI Blue. Troop SO; Howard Boyd,
Troop s: Richard Burke. Chas. NJ.
Curtis. G. Wallace butcher. Troop |
S; Chas. Fischer. Troop 2; Harold |
Gibbons. Troop s; Reed Geer, Peter
A. Green, Frank A. Greenhawk, |
Jack Herpel. Troop 20; Thomas
Herlihy. willard Hill. Troop IL;
Frederick Kendall. Troop II; Rich
ard Kendall. Troop IL: Herbert |
Latter, Troop II: Geo. Macklin. Gar
rick Mallery. John McKelvey. ]. e.
Mortimer. James Parks. Troop 2;
John r. Quinn. Troop ~: John s.
Reese. Troop 12; Erhard Ricken-
back, Troop 8; Harry Schagrin.
Troop 2s; Isadore Schagrln. Troop
%; Thomas Scott. Troop 2; ]. Thorn
as Schultz, Preston Spence. Troop
Il: Ira B. Stewart. Troop IL; Ed
win Van Trump. Jr.. Paul G. MILL
kin, Troop 20; ]. Allen Williams,
Troop 20; Chas. T. Wilson, Martin
Keller. Troop 81.
A visit to Worth Steel Co. was
made by the scout executive and
Mr.. Grier last Tuesday evening.
Morris Pasohall.. former scout Of
Troon ~. guided the party.
An exhibit Of scout literature and
helpful material for the scoutmas-
ter may be seen at the Office. These
booklets and folders are for sale and
should be included IN every troops
library. A full set Of merit badge
are in the collection. Call
at the ONCE and have these explain
ed to you.
seoutmssters, there are a number
OF boys. not yet scouts. wearing the
aniform In the city. Help head
quarters by fully explaining TO re.
crults that boys under 10 are not
permitted 70 wear same. Even
though they should happen to pull
the wool over the eyes OF the official
outftter and he should sell them
uniform he Is not entitled 10 use II.
d. Encourage your scouts to sub
scribe TO Boys Life and read IL.
The training course for scoutmas-
ters has been prepared and an ex-
ceiient program with a laboratory
" ethod Is used. Actual troop work
on the part Of the man will be CIV
en-. A QUESTIONABLE was sent 70 all
asking for suggestions.
These have been returned and the
answers or suggestions included in
The training. This work viii have
some interesting and helpful phases
FOR the old scoutmaster as we'll as
the new and he is invited 10 attend.
Every Wednesday evening. begin
ming November LIST. at scout head
quarters. Have you enrolled?
= Troop 8 and Troop 81 were visit
"a by the scout executive last Friday
hight.
No reports on the knot board con-
est have been reported.
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