| Fort
Worth |
Jeff Watson,
Troop Committee Chair.
"Troop 12 was first chartered to First Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth
on May 20, 1920. In 1926, the charter moved to Sycamore Heights Methodist
Church, and then to Meadowbrook Methodist in 1928 when the congregations
of Sycamore Heights and Sagamore Methodist merged. The troop has
been active continuously since that time, making it the oldest continuously-chartered
troop in the Longhorn Council." |
| Quanah |
Fort Worth Star-Telegram,
June 6, 1920. "Camp Leroy Schuman threw open its flaps Thursday.
Included in the Boy Scouts who arrived for the ten-day outing are twenty-eight
youths from Quanah, four from Arlington and
four from Ranger. The remainder are Fort Worth boys." |
| Ranger |
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram, June 6, 1920. "Camp Leroy Schuman threw open its
flaps Thursday. Included in the Boy Scouts who arrived for the ten-day
outing are twenty-eight youths from Quanah,
four from Arlington and four from Ranger.
The remainder are Fort Worth boys." |
| Bryan |
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram, December 8, 1920. "Bryan Scouts Win. Bryan, Texas.
Dec. 8. - The Bryan Boy Scout football team defeated the Caldwell High
by a score of 7 to 2." |
| Chillicothe |
Dallas
Morning News, December 19, 1920. "Special to The News.
Chillicothe, Texas. Dec. 18. - Scouts Master R. F. Judd accompanied fifteen
Boy scouts on a hike to Medicine Mounds last Monday, staying three days,
hunting and fishing. The boys were in fine physical condition and
brought back duck, rabbit and quail." |
| Lockhart |
Making a Difference
Every Day, Ninety Five Years of Central Texas Scouting, 1912-2007,
2007, page F-70, researcher and author: Te Starr. A troop was organized
at the United Methodist Church in Lockhart with Mogford as Scoutmaster.
He served from 1920-1922. |
