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1. A 2-page list of requirements for a boy to become a Life-Saving Scout Leader. - 1929

   1929

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. A 5-page composition entitled "Principles Underlying the Contribution Which Scouting May Make to the Program of the Church School". Author unknown. Undated, but probably contemporary with other documents related to the establishment Life-Saving Scouts in the Salvation Army (1929 ish) - 1929

   1929

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. A blank form titled "Young People's Programme", which is meant to be filled out with times, locations and dates for specific activities that will take place. Has subsections entitled Life-Saving Scouts, Life-Saving Guards, Young People's Legion and Band of Love, Chums and Sunbeams. - 1920

   1929

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. A B & W photograph of a Revival Campaign parade in Long Beach, CA.

   Organizations & Clubs Parades & Pageants People Social & Personal Activity

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. A B & W photograph of Life Saving Scout Rally, Whittier, 1943. - 1943

   Photograph Religious Community

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. A B & W photograph of Young People's Day, Pasadena, CA, 1928 - 1928

   Officers Organizations & Clubs Photograph Religious Community

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. A envelope address to Wm. Morris with the following writing Four Fold Complete, Signalling, Swimming. Inside the envelope were 4 Test Pass Coupons issued by the Life-Saving Organizations (Scouts, Guards, Chums, Sunbeams). These coupons and badges (badges were made from felt material) were issued to Wm. Morris for successfully passing the tests in Save from Drowning, Save from Sickness, Signalling and Swimming and is now entitled to wear the Official Badge of these completed tests. The tests were completed on 22 August 1929 and endorsed by Jesse Roe, D.O. or D.C. - 0

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   Record Type: Archive

   
8. A group photo of Life Saving Guards, precursor to scouts and Girl Guards, of Los Angeles # 5 Corps. Taken in 1927. Capt D. Morton and Lt H. Smeeten are identified on the back. - 1927

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. A multi-page "Brief on Life-Saving Scout & Guard Movements", which discusses the relationship of the Salvation Army to the Boy Scouts of America, resulting in the Army discontinuing its use of the term scout, or boy scout. - 1920

   1929

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. A photo album containing images from Salvation Army Maternity Home and Hospital for girls, Home League, Evangeline Residence Hotel, men social services, girl guards, life saving scouts, Lytton Springs Children Home, and Prison League and two War Cry articles entitled "Cooperation in Hendersonville," and "Barefoot boys and girls get shoes at Fort Worth."

    1920

    Record Type: Object

    
11. A program "Life-Saving Scouts and Guards of the world Demonstration and Inaugural Service." - 0

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    Record Type: Archive

    
12. "Diagram of a Life-Saving Scout", showing complete uniform and badges. - 1929

    1939

    Record Type: Archive

    
13. The Salvation Army Life-Saving Scout and Guard Leaders' Training Camp, August 4th to 13th, 1931. - 0

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    Record Type: Archive

    
14. This is a blank certificate which would be filled out for a Life-Saving Scout who had passed the prescribed lessons of the "Scout Leaders' Correspondence Course". - 1929

    1939

    Record Type: Archive

    
15. This is a Certificate of Registration for the recording a newly formed Troop of the "The Life-Saving Scouts of the World", which the Salvation Army version of a Boy Scout troop. - 1929

    1939

    Record Type: Archive

    
16. This is a Form of Application for Bronze and Silver Medallion Certificates of Merit and Bravery for the Life-Saving Scouts and Guards of the World. It has been filled in, but hand writing is not legible. - 1934

    1934

    Record Type: Archive