Boy Scout


Title
Boy Scout
Description
A boy scout sitting in a chair. Date from negative sleeve.
Date
February 08, 1958
Original Format
negatives
Extent
12cm x 10cm
Local Identifier
0741-b14-fb-v14.b.14
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Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Comments

Holland Hale Aug 08 2011

He became a US Army General too.

Marty Tschetter Nov 12 2009

Tuesday, February 11, 1958, Pg. 14CAPTIONAyden youngster received Eagle Scout Award.Emmitt Edison Gibson, 14-year old, sone of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Gibson of 902 West Second Street, received the Eagle Scout Award during ceremonies stated at the Ayden Christian Church. The award was presented by John Behr, District Scout Commissioner.

marty tschetter - mbtschetter@suddenlink.net Dec 15 2008

This is a Scout from Ayden, not Greenville. He was in troop 34, you can see his city strip on the left shoulder. There was an Eagle Scout in that troop in January, 1958 named Emmitt E. Gibson. More than likely this is him, I'll confirm.

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