Whitewright Scouts Plan Van Buren Arkansas Trip
Whitewright Boy Scouts schedule a weekend trip to Van Buren Arkansas for April 16 and 17 aboard the Boy Scout unit.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
3
Whitewright Boy Scouts schedule a weekend trip to Van Buren Arkansas for April 16 and 17 aboard the Boy Scout unit.
Bus leaves with Troop 1 Bells and Scoutmaster Bob Gilpin. Whitewright scouts will miss school April 16 to attend a Council Camporee at Lake Texoma April 23 and 24. Rattlesnakes Wolves and Panthers will compete as patrols rated A to D based on camp layout and decision making.
The document outlines Water Boiling Knot Tying Uniform Campfire Axework and Game scoring for a Troop 1 event. It lists point rules including time bonuses and penalties for water boiling and starting fire, names participants like Wolf Patrol and TA Scoutmaster Kelly Pierson, and notes a Charter Review meeting on April 2 at 4 PM with Neighborhood Commissioner Jack Hammock.
A reflective verse piece detailing paradoxes and wordplay on phrases and human behavior. It includes light observations on gossip guesses wisdom and the quirks of language and an aside on nutrition with cab bage and Swiss chard described in concise lines.
Grayson County’s 1947 administration and bonded debt cost $666 106, up $93 596 from 1946. Road disbursements reached $282 977 with precinct splits of $74 121, $89 192, $71 128, and $47 935. Assessed valuation rose to $44 738 040 from $41 795 044, receipts totaled $737 012.77, and cash at year start and end were $409 147.57 and $480 054.24. Bonded debt opened at $2 139 000. $221 088.60 was paid during 1947, with state contributing $115 671.07.
Court order directs the Sheriff or a constable to publish in a Grayson County newspaper for at least ten days. It specifies legal notice under Citation No. 9175 from the State of Texas and requires due publication completion as required by law.
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