Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■1 A Scout Is Loyal... Loyalty in their allegiance to their country and to their sworn duty u part of the tradition of scouting. By participating in the Scout morement and by obe3ring the Scout laws, our boys train themsehres for bettw citizenship. February 8*14 has been set aside as National Boy Scout Week. We are happy to congratulate the Scouts on their achierements of the past year in'this county. WesterTS Auto A Sponsored by- Associate^ Store Camden, 8. C. Phone 691 . A Scout Is Reverent i.. We recpgnize all of the established traditions that are associated with the Scouts, but our attention is foc used on their rererence toward God and America. Their rital participation in community affairs today will help keep America great tomorrow. You partici pate in their tradition through your church. Our best vrishes to all of the Scouts on your 35th Anniversary. Sponsored by— ‘Buy Only What Yoa Naad, But Whan You Buy—Buy Quality” . f * , f A Scout Is Trustworthy... Not the least of a Scout’s tradition is their trust worthiness. We take off our hats to all of the Scouts of this county and state, and offer our congratulations and best wishes on your 35th Birthday. In building citizens for the America of tomorrow that we are all' hoping for, the Scouts will play no small part. Sponsored by—• Economy Auto Store tPUTM CAWOUtlA, FRIDAY, FIBRUAWY H Scouting Helps Insure Peace m n Be Prepared n BOY SCOUT WEEK FEBRUARY 1945 THE 35 TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ' Over 1,800,000 Members As tlie Uaited Nstiens awve forward to victory, programs such s*. Scoatiag step forward to do their part in insnrinf the peace The tlnmc of the 35th anniversary celebration of the Boy Seontf of America frmn Feb. tth Co 14th is “Sconts of the WorM-^ ■raCiMira Tora^har.” Sponsored by— #• #• aeeefv e^w JNRA* OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT HEADQUARTERS . '-ror-.- Uniforms and General Equipment SCOUT TROOPS IN KERSHAW COUNTY, SCOUTMASTERS AND SPONSORS OF EACH TROOP CAMDEN: Troop No. 30—Scoutmaiter, R. E. McCarty; Sponsored by Be- thesda Presbyterian Church. CAMDEN: Troop No. 38—Scoutmaster, 0. J. Arranta; Sponsored by First Baptist Church. KERSHAW: Troop No. 39—Scoutmaster, A. L. Jones; Sponsored) by Ker> thaw Lions Club. KERSHAW: Troop No. 5(V—Scoutmaster, J. H. Haltiwanger; Sponsored by Abney Lodge. BETHUNE: Troop No. 53—Scoutmaster, Rev. John Murray; Sponsored by Bethel Methodist Church. CAMDEN: Tr^p No. 54-n(Scoutnuiater, C. L. Sheal/; Sponsored by A. F. M. Kershaw Lodge No.^9. CAMDEN: Troop No. 1B4—Scoutmaster, JrTtrTtar^r; Spehaortd by Math, er Academy. (CAMDEN: Troop No. 165 -t^^tmaeter, J. C. Levy; Sponsored by Jackson High Sch^L KERSHAW: Troop No. 172—Scoutmaatar A. C. Thompson; Sponsored by A.M.E. Zion Church. CUB SCOUTS CAMDENi Pack No. 30—Cubmaater, Jot Cline; Sponsored by Betheada Presbytarian Church. Den pother: Mrs. Clyde Turbeville; Den Mother: Mrs. Boykin Roeeborough; Assistant Den Mother: Mrs. John BorrinI; Den Mother: Mrs. Hughty Tindal, Jr. PRESIDENT HAILS BOY^SCOUTS President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Honorary Preaident of the Boy Bcouta of America, has been an active Scout UMder for 23 years. Hla Annual Boy Bcout Week Massage, publiehed below. Is released for Feb. 8, the opening day of the observance. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON To tbe Boy Scouts of America: Your tbeme for your Thlity-flfth Anniversary fives me great vntlefic- tlon. For many years tbe Boy Scout Movament baa been a real force among the democratic countries in helping to promote better ondentandlng among tbe nations and InternatiQnal good wilL At the time of our National Jamboree In 1987 I was hi^^py to note the many Scouts from across the seas who came to camp with tbe Boy Scouts of America and learn more of our way of life. At tbe world Scout Jdmboree Scouts from the freedom loving nations lived together, found common in- tereets and ideals, and formed friendships of lasting value to themaelvss and othsrs. " Now tbe Boy Scouts of America coiBes forward with a positive program for emphasising tbe world brotherhood of Scouting. It la the youth of tbe world who must share and maintain tbe peace now being pnrchaeed so dear ly on ^e battle fronu. I am convinced that Boy Scouts and Cubs, as well as senior groupe, through their mutosFunderetanding, mutual appreciation and mutual respect will be among the leaden In the promoting of oomrade- shlp among the democratic peoplee of the earth. Friendship it a basis of odr Scout ideals and a part of oar Scout kw. Lat ua live by It and atrengtben It! God blest you all! (Signed) F&ANKLIN D. R008BVELT ■4k /■ A Scout Is Kind t « • Kindness towards others is one of the of Scooting, and one that plajrs a large"'part in ImQding character for better citizens of tomorrow. In doing your “good turn** daily/ and in being kind to others, you are doing just that. Our congratulations to you as you celebrate die 35th Birthday of Scouting in America. Best wishes. Sponsored by— The Fashion Shop A Scout Is Friendly... The friendly spirit of Scouting has been one of the big reasons why it has -plajred a large part in building useful citizens in America daring its 35 years of ezist- ence in this great nation of ours. lt*s an easy thing to do, Scouts, being Mendly at all times. Keep it up. Our best wishes to all of the 3c<Mits of our county and this section. Sponsored by-r Camden Home Bakeiy A.Scout Is Thrifty... The aim and purpose of Scouting is bemg thrifty. Scouts are thrifty because they are tam^t to be dml way. Being thrifty builds bettor cidzens of dto morrow that we are hoping wiyl praying for. We salute the Scouts of Amerka on this, theii 35th Anniversary. We salute, to<s the tarn oi Kor shaw county who have so willingty given of thefr thM in Scout work. k Myers’ Garage