https://johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/0fd562694c1b78033c445c449b6fe6ff.pdf ad7063bf3735103fce7c5f9f1533b5ec PDF Text Text • • • • HEMINGWA · Johnsonville Cub Scouts :\le111bers of Jol111so11,·ille C11b Scout Pack ,121 asse111ble i\lo11da)' are (back ro\v, left to rigl1t >: \\'ill llaselde11. To11y Ha1111a. Pl1il La11gle)' . \Valt Pa1·ke1·. a11d Ti111111y Baxie)·; (fro11t ro\\' ): Gal')' Coope1·. Lee PO\\•ell. l\Iike Lac)'. Billy C11sl1111a11. a11d Be11jie i'\lcCall. Hemingway Boy Scouts Johnsonville Boy Scouts • See11 decorati11g tl1e f1·011l wi11dow of the OBSERVJ<:R office duri11g Boy Scout \\'eek are He111i11g1vay Troop :1s.i 111e111bers (left to rie:ht>: Al G1·ie1·, Ricky Fosl1ee, Joey Lewis, Joey Parso11s. Josepl1 Ja111es. George Huggins, A11dy Newell, Ja111es Dukes, Kelly G1'ier, Ja111es Pa1·so11s, Scotty Joye, Cliff Harmo11, a11d Nor1na11 Stickey. • So111e of the 111e111bers of Joh11so11ville Boy Scout Troop 421 got togeth' l>ictu1·e last 11·eek. Tl1ey are (fro11t 1·ow. left to right): David ~1ace. 1!J l,a 11gley, Dua11e llicks. Jaso11 Stuart, Jody Hardee and Robert \\'hil!; ro11· >: i\litcl1 Baker, Ver111111 Bartlett, Jeffrey Booker. and David Cushm11 • • Discover Prull ..Jcouts Scout Skaters He111i11g\vay Cub Scouts Er\\'i11 Ne\1·ell. Do1111ie Dre\ver, Je1·ry Matthews. Da.rryl Foshee. Jeri')' Po\vell. Jol111 Ta1111er, Fl)•1111 l\IcCutcheo11, Jeffre)' Rogers. R1c~y Bass. and SJ1a1111011 Da11iel. a11d \\'eblos Ti111111)' Huggi11s, Robbie Po\vell, Fra11k1e Hu11le1-. Do1111ie Bre\1·e1', Joey Ne\vell, a11d Luke Roge1·s all 1ve11t 1·oller skati11g as pa11. of their Scout \\'eek acti1•ities. Continued from Page I montl1 if· the weather permits. 1'hey also attend summer camp for a week each year at Camp Coker. and they are planning a ~O-mile canoe trip this Spring. And like the Johnsonville troop. they are active in community and Scouting affairs. and plan an exhibit at ''Expo ·75•• in l\1arch. ~'oshee said that he has six boys 1vho will be eligible for election to the <>rder of the Arro1v this year. though only t1vo can be chosen. lleming1vay also has a ne1v Cub Scout Pack. with 10 Cubs <8-9 years oidl and 8Weblos<10 year old l in Pack 3~8 . 1'he Cubs. led by Den Mothers Jimmie Ne1\iell and Judy Brewer and Den Chief Joseph !!ones <a Boy Scout who h,elps withthe Cubsl. are all ready to receive their Bobcat pins. their first step in Cub Scouting. 1'hey have so far participated in the Hemingway Christmas Parade. ·and visited the fire station. the police station. and a local egg-processing plant. ''We've been going so much we haven't had much time to \York on projects." said one of the Den Mothers. but they are planning several things-. including a Pinewood Derby hand-build model car race in April and their Blue and Gold Banquet in March. where they will receive the awards they have earned over the year . In rate addition. the leaders plan to have some kind of project every month . The Webios. under leaders David Stuckey, Chuck Hunter, Bobby Powell. and Jerry Har1veil. met t1vice each month with active fathers in the Scout Room of · the Hemingway Methodist Church . As they are preparing to enter Boy Scouts 1vhen they reach the age of 11 . they 1York mainly on Scouting skills and earn badges. such as music. 1Yhich they all recently passed. and engineering \Yhich they are now ail working on . In addition. they are planning a camp-out this Spring. with all the boys' fathers invited . Johnsonville 's Cub Scout I Time Capsul1 • I I Pack ~21 has 18 boys enrolled in three dens: Den one. led by l\1rs. George Baxley and Mrs. Doretha Haselden. assistant ; Den 2. led by Mrs. Ella Cooper and Gary Cooper. assistant ; and Den 3. led by Mrs. Davis Langley and Mrs . Mary Langley . assistant . David Langley is the Cubmaster. Some of the activities the Cubs have been involved in are a cooking contest. 1vhere each boy prepares a cake. cookies. or some other desert with help only from his father. participation in ·'Expo ' 7~. where the dens made replicas of Snow's Island and Stumphouse l\1ountain and gathered a rock collection from ail over the state <this . their first entry. won a top award last yearl. and outdoor picnic with softball and hot dogs ; and a Camp Coker father-son day . According to Langley the Cubs are looking forward to the sam kind of activities this year. including Expo '75 and another cooking contest . Langley was quick to give credit 1vhere it is deserved. ''We've fortunate to have some real fine Den Mothers,' ' he said. ''There's just no way it can work without them ." The Cub Scout Packs and the Boy Scout Troops in both llemingway and Johsnonville are sponsored and supported by the Lions Clubs of the two towns . l WITHOUT~ CRASH DIETS OR PAY NOTH! Haw you can belp Jll1 111 wllh an• of ~· Ill, available wilho•lf.': The remarkable ,_.. Diet Plan makeS l<l · continuous actioo ~ their special farnt~l ~ release doses. plan thal !els ~o 11 3 delightful snaclSdi pounds and incil!S and::; -strenuous exercises. 4 I nl'C 10 20,i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Weekly Observer Description An account of the resource The Weekly Observer was published out of Hemingway, SC from 1973 until printing ceased in 2012. The paper continues as an e newpaper on scnow.com Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973-2012 Subject The topic of the resource Local Newspaper covering the Johnsonville and Hemingway communities. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville and Hemingway Scouts Celebrate Birthday, 2-13-1975 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2-13-1975 News Newspaper Weekly Observer