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Pickens Sentinel in Pickens, South Carolina

03 Aug 1922

Page 7

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Pickens Sentinel

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Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

7

White Arrow Finds Shelter Among Virginia Settlers

A white boy captured and adopted by Shawnees eludes danger to stay with Colonel Dale at Red Oaks Virginia. He earns Barbara and Harry’s trust, defuses tension with Hugh, learns fencing, and trains for ride and survival as war drums echo on the frontier.

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Kentucky Jerome Sanders Kahtoo Dave Yandell Red Oaks James River Virginia Colonel Dale Barbara Erskine Dale Erskine Harry Dale Hugh Willoughby Harry Slarry Tod Willoughby Indies Hugh Waugh Dave Lyddy Mother Sanders Honor Bud Jack Polly Conrad Lydia Tarbara Snarry General Willoughby Brock‘ton Llugh Wilds Flidlee Genelman Starry Slugh Ile Wardly Cousin Erskine Tlugh Tugh Tie Wugh Firefly Tarry Ugh Cumberland Mountains White Arrow Williamsburg
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Crocheted Hats Set Summer Streets Aflame

Smart crocheted hats brighten the city as women favor comfortable, colorful outfits for hot weather. Crepe de chine, silks, and tub frocks mix with white and bold trims. hats use silk wires, chenille, and yarns in vivid combinations, marrying elegance with practicality.

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Paulo
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Businessmen Drive Big Scout Movement in New York

Barron Collier of New York City joins leading capitalists in backing scouting. The Greater New York committee chaired by Franklin D. Roosevelt supports the camps at Kandawahke Hikes Bear Mountain Interstate Park. The 2700 boys weekly attend 28 business units drawn from New York City Westchester New York state and New Jersey counties.

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Barron Collier New York City Mr. Color Greater New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Cfairman Coliferty Kandawahke Hikes Bearmountain Interstate Park Sides Park New York Uhys Greater Westchester County New York State New Jersey Mr. Collier Mr. Roosevelt Marthmere T. Schin
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Boy Scouts Reach New National Enrollment Milestones

The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America reports 432013 registered scouts and 127056 troop members, with rising interest across the country. Merit badges totaled 57000 in the past five months, while 567 Scouts qualified as Eagle candidates, signaling ongoing growth in character building nationwide.

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Toy Scouts of Auerica Igle
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Terre Haute Scouts Furnish Room at New Union Hospital

Terre Haute scouts used their own earnings to furnish a room at the New Union hospital. The Terre Haute Star lauds the effort as a lasting memorial to the good movement and to boys inspired to help their community without asking for public funds.

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Take a Book to Camp Promotes Outdoor Library Drive

The library commission of the Boy Scouts of America launches a nationwide campaign with the slogan Take a Book to Camp. Editorials run in scout publications as efforts seek national and local cooperation to provide books on outdoor topics for boys at camps.

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Library Commission Boy Scouts of America
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John Fay Jr RH. Livingstoné Scribner's Sons Cepycht Stranger Gdoy & Scouts National Council of the BOY Scouts
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