The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-24
Senior Promenade
Outstanding Success

| Inc FOufLn Annual senior Scout
Promenade, which was held last Fri
day evening at Uncle Johns Cabin,
was an outstanding success. Over
$50 enjoyed the dance music of Al
GFuber and his Club Royal Or
chestra.
At the conclusion of the dance,
Miss Joan Slime, who had been
chosen Sweetheart of the Prone
nade," was presented with lovely
gift. She and her escort, Donald
Donat of Explorer Post &c, st. Marks
Lutheran Church, will act as host
and hostess at next years prone
made, together with Miss Vida Mill
er, who was second in the final
counting, and her escort, Carroll
Huffer of Explorer Post 81, Emman-
uel Evangelical U. B. Church.
Troop l, Floyd Rudisill, Scoutmas-
ter, sponsored by st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, will receive its 1947
charter in an impressive ceremony to
be held in the church this Sunday
evening. An investiture ceremony
will also be conducted for the new
Scouts.
Following the ceremonies, Mr.. B.
j. Hagedorn, Scout Executive, will
show the Scouting film, Trail to
Citizenship" to the Troop and the
parents and friends of the Scouts and
members of the Knights of Column
bus. The program is being arranged
by Father John v. Ballard, Troop
Chaplain, and committee appointed
by the Knights of Columbus, togeth-
err with the Troop Committee and
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The Troop personnel consists of:
Floyd w. Rudisill, Scoutmaster; Rev.
John v. Ballard, Institutional Repre-
sentative; Byron E. Wingert, chair
man; Arthur l.. Chambers and Jack
G. Hellane, committeeman; and
Scouts Richard Boschert, Leroy
Chambers, Christopher Diehl, Geo.
R. Guessford, James Keller, Lynn
Keller, Robert LaVere, John Luiper-
speck, David McCune, Michael Mon
ahan, Eddie Mowen, William Muir
ply, John Palmer, Lawrence Plank,
Robt. Lee Rudisill, Edward J. Stand
ers, William Stadtmiller, Edward
Sharon, Robert Shinham, James Will
son and Tony Ebersole
Post S, C. H. E. Beck, Advisor,
sponsored by the Presbyterian
Church, met in the Scout room of
the Presbyterian Church on Monday
evening at 7:30. Our leader and 6
boys were present.
The members of the Post worked
on the meeting room and conducted
business meeting, during which we
planned our programs for the month
of May. We are going on an over
mite hike the weekend of April 25, 26
and 81 and held a special meeting on
the 21st to finish our plans for this
hike. The Post is also planning an
outing on May H. The meeting clos
ed at 900 p. m.
Don Phillippy, Scribe.
Troop 10, H. Lee Leatherman,
Scoutmaster, sponsored by Trinity
Lutheran Church, met in the Scout
room of the church Friday evening
at 7:30 p. m. Our S.M., l A.S.M.,
2 visitors and % boys were present;
our S. M, Assn. and 20 boys were
in uniform.
The meeting was opened with the
Salute to the Flag, led by George
Wilhelm, Jr. Assn. The color guard
was formed by Dale Schlotterbeck,
Philip Brown and Wayne Miles. Then
the Scribe collected the dues and
the Troop was inspected by the
junior officers. The Honor Patrol
Flag was awarded to the Mohawk
Patrol.
The Assistant Scoutmaster then
presented attendance medals to the
Scouts who had earned them. One
star medals were awarded to Scouts
Geesey, Gibson and Babbs, and two
star medals to Scouts Miles, Min
Mich, Beard, Schlotterbeck, Rohrer,
Wilhelm, Harrison, Shockey and
Funkhouser.
The closing ceremony was led by
Glenn Funkhouser, who led the
Scouts in the recitation of the Scout
Oath.
After the meeting, the leaders and
Patrol Leaders held a Green Bar
Patrol meeting to discuss the pro-
gram for future meetings.
George Geesey, Scribe
Troop 16, w. F. Schilling, Scout
master, sponsored by Zion Reform
ed Church, held its weekly meeting
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