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quired laps, but failed to com: plete the mile. _Other merit badges awarded were; Page Moffett, woodcarving, public speaking; Stewart Hawkins, forestry, bird study; leather works; Carl Clark, swimming, botany, canoeing, camping, soil arid water; John Carney, forestry, swim ming, bird study, botany, canoeing; Ronnie Hawkins, bird study, camping, basketry woodcarving, botany, first aid, leatherwork; Wade Mas sle swimming, leatherwork, soil and water, canoeing, camping bird study, forestry. C. E. Giles, Jr., canoeing, bird studv. oioneerihg, swimming fores try; James Carney, forestry, bird study, swimming, camping, canoeing, botany; Bobby Weakley, bird study, camping, forestry leatherwork; Jimmie Jenkina botany, bird study, woodcarv. ing; Ned Moffett Jones, canoeing forestry, pioneering, bird study, wildlife management, safety; Stewart .Palmer, pioneering, canoeing, life saving! The seventeen boys of Scout Troop #64, Washington, Va. were accompanied by Scoutmastermaster T. Carlyle Lea, Jr.
Awarded Trip To
Marshall Hall
As a reward for their tireless efforts in promoting a very successful carnival for the Muscular Dystrophy fund, Cil Davis and Cary and David Brock received a trip down the Potomac to Marshall Hall Amusement ParLThese youngsters held the benefit at Lake Motel, Washington in June. They took their boat trip Friday and were accompanied by Mrs. Robert Brock, Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr.andMiss Dorothy Taylor Davis. The trip included tickets for rides and amusements.
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