The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-16
THREE RECEIVE
EACLE AWARDS

Three youths from Troop No. ~
became Eagle Scouts Monday
nisht at the Wilmington district
Boy Scout Court Of Honor held IN
the courthouse.
The new Eagle Scouts are Ieo
Perkins, Michael Austin and Pau
Randolph.
There were 10 troops in which
Mere were advancements. Ihey
were Troop 10, merit badges, BIZ
lie Oden, handicraft; RoderlcK "a
son, safety; Ronnie Ely, bookDln ID
ing: civic service, Ronnie Ely, 81
hrs: Raymond Cox, 80 hrs; Ken
meth Bordeaux, 80 hrs; kooefl
johnson, Is hrs; Roderlck Easoh'
Us hrs; David Dickens, 40 mrs
Albert King, Is hrs; Ted Perkins,
IS hrs.
Troop IS. Combination Eagle
palms, c. E. Goodykoontz.
Troop IA, second class, Berry
Lewis and Albert Fanshaw; first
class, Julian Williams; star, Gin.
ton Wilson, Martin Millar ana
Ralph Millar; combination Eagle
! palms, Raynor Newbold; merit
J badges, Clifton Dixon, public
health: Randolph Lewis, safety;
Raynor Newbold, rocks and min
erals. astronomy, physical dev,
and rabbit raising; Windell Hlck-
man, handicraft and painting;
Donald Farrow, firemanship and
handicraft; Clinton Wilson, book
binding and scholarship; L. A.
Blackrnon, fire-nansnip, handicraft
and painting; civic service, Berry
!. Lewis. so hrs; Julian Williams,
50 hrs; John Walters. 100 hrs;
Charles farrell, 100 hrs.
Troop IS, Second class, Ray
johnson and Joseph Stallings; first
class, John Nuckton, Dyrick Muck
ton and John Manitsas; star, Au-
brey Heath; merit badges, Billy
Heath, first aid, handicraft and
personal health; Aubrey Heath,
public health, scholarship and per
xonal health; Ernest Janicki, hand
icraft, carpentry woodwork and
farm machinery; civic service,
Aubrey Heath, Is hrs; Billy Heath
25 hrs; Ernest Janicki, 125 hrs.
Troop II, Robert Shew, tender
foot air scout.
Troop 10, second class, Wayne
Setliff; merit badges, Max New
Der, handicraft; civic service, Joe
wilkins, 100 hrs; Billy Hadley
Is hrs; Clark Cornell, so hrs.
Troop %, second class, Robert
Blake, Ellis Ehle, Lawrence Har'
rison, Charles Cummings, Billy
Morrow; merit badges, Otis Ed.
wards, reading; Robert Blake,
reading.
Troop "a, second class, Samuel
Jolly, Jimmy Singleton, Leamor
Edens, David Padrick, Raymond
Core.
Troop So, second class, William
Turner, Jr; first class, Thoma:
MacRae; merit badges, B. J
Brown, bookbinding; Jimmy Craw
ford, swimming, home repairs.
Troop 81, second class, Billy
Webster, merit badges, Wiley
Brown, art; civic service, W. D
Merritt, Jr., Is hrs; Tommie Lew
is, Is hrs; Harry Deal, 100 hrs.
Billy Eubanks, Is hrs; Wiley
Brown, so hrs; Jack Koontz, q
hrs: Philip Crowder, 25 hrs; Jacl
Russ, Is hrs.
The opening ceremony was pre-
sented by troop 81 of Sunset Park
Recognition Of new scouts wa:
made by Chairman r. Brooke!
Peters. A demonstration Of signal
ing was given by Troop A. Court
Ian W. Baker, Scout executive
showed a motion picture entitled
Troop Camping"
Assistant Scout Executive Car
roll Tinsley announced that t h
District Camporee will be helt
May 25, 20 and 81 at Greenfield
Lake. A Scouter roundtable' will
be held at pm. Wednesday a
Grace Methodist church, it wa
stated. and the next Court Of Hon
or will be conducted at pm
June 10 at the Court House
Troop 81 gave the closing cere
nony.