. The uplift [serial]. ure yourselves but families and friends also feel thesting of such conduct. We owe allegience to our state and nation which is found upon the prin-ciples of democracy. Thus we should live democratically and strive always 6 THE UPLIFT to uphold the principles of our American heritage. If we fail to uphold ourshare of the responsibility of democratic society we are a hindrance to ourfellow men and have lowered our national society one notch. Finally, we have a great responsibility in upholding the principles ofChristianity. Our Church is dependent upon the membership and t
. The uplift [serial]. ure yourselves but families and friends also feel thesting of such conduct. We owe allegience to our state and nation which is found upon the prin-ciples of democracy. Thus we should live democratically and strive always 6 THE UPLIFT to uphold the principles of our American heritage. If we fail to uphold ourshare of the responsibility of democratic society we are a hindrance to ourfellow men and have lowered our national society one notch. Finally, we have a great responsibility in upholding the principles ofChristianity. Our Church is dependent upon the membership and the youthof the Church is of great importance. How well the youth today train themselves in Christian leadership andliving will determine the strength of the Church tomorrow. You are theones who can attract and hold the others of our generation within theChristian principles. The responsibility cannot be shifted to the Churchofficials nor the older members of the Church. The greatest influence overyouth is youth a I THE UPLIFT SCOUTS ATTEND FALL ROUND-UP Over 500 Boy Scouts from the Ca-barrus District attened the annualFall Round-up at Camp Cabarrus onNovember 11 and 12. The purposeof the Fall Round-up was to round-up strays (boys who had droppedout of scouting) and mavericks(boys who had never joined). Straysand mavericks were corralled, roped,and branded in ceremonies held onSaturday, November 12. All the newscouts inducted since September 1were placed in the corrall. The boyswho secured the memberships wentinto the corrall and brought out themavericks or strays for was done by rubber stamp-ing BSA on the forehead of eachnew scout. A western theme was carried outthroughout the two day event. Theboys dressed western style insteadof wearing their regular boy who did not look westernwas subject to arrest by the sher-iff or deputies patrolling thecamp. A jail was even set up totake care of law-breakers. Friday afternoon was devoted tosetting
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