The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-17
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AT SUMMER PARK
Feature Of Mission School
Session at Mt. Lake
Park Site.

Vacation time has come, not only
for the children, but grown-ups4as
we'll. and many are wondering Just
how and where they shall spend IT.
In homes where there are small
children it may necessarily mean a
family vacation, in others where
the Young people are old enough
TO have their own interests and
ideas as to how a vacation should
he spent, there will probably, be a
diversity OF opinion.
Again. father may want to take 4
fishing trip, and in that event moth
er will have to HE away to some
nuiet spot with the kiddies, If she
Is to get any vacation at all, so she
begins to cast about for some place
to go.
The first and last class will find
in Mt Lake Park, a convenient and
beautiful summer resort. that VIII
meet every requirement-Where
the children may have the freedom
OF the great outdoors IN perfect sa1e-
ty and enjoyment, and the parents
a quiet, restful time. And while
the physical being is storing up
strength and energy for the long
months to follow the return home,
the mental and spiritual growth is
being provided for in the splendid
programs and conferences that are
conducted throughout the season,
prominent among which is the In
terdenominational School of Mis-
sions, to be held the first week in
August, II inclusive
Those who have never attended
these sessions can have no concep-
ton of their real value, and the
help and inspiration they bring to
those interested in any phase of
religious work.
They are not merely for women,
but men will find too, much of vi
tai interest in the national ano
world problems as presented by
noted leaders, who know whereof
they speak, for their knowledge of
conditions is cleaned first-hand and
often from actual experience.
Bible and mission study, pa
geants. good music, and many 9th
er features of general interest, are
interspersed with social inter-
course, Christian fellowship. and a
spirit of service toward all man
kind; all of which tend to lift those
who come under their influence. to
a higher plane of living. and a
their fellowman.
An attractive feature Of the
school Is the camp for girls from
twelve years up. It is a large TWEEN
ty-two room house with all convent
ences, located in the center Of the
grounds, and close to the auditor
ium and other public buildings
where meetings are held
A comfortable room and good
home-cooked food will be furnish
ed to camp girls only for $1,000 per
week
The camp will be under the di.
rect supervision of competent
Christian women, and everything
will be done to insure the safety.
comfort and happiness of: the girls
in their charge. Mothers who may
want to stay at the hotel or cot
tages. may safely entrust their
daughters to the camp leaders.
The recreation for the girls will
consist of hikes, motor trips, pic
MICS and outdoor games as well
as indoor social activities.
Special leaders and teachers for
young people have been engaged
to see that they have good whole
some fun, and that the class work
may be pleasant as well as profit
able. The list of subjects, and
those who will teach them are as
follows:
Bible Study-Rev. J. B. Hams.
Home Mission Study-Mrs. Louis
G.. Klein.
Foreign Mission Study Mrs. Fos-
ter B. Davis.
Junior Conference.-The. j. A.
McBurney.
Methods--Miss Frances Patter-
son.
The instructors for, the adult
classes and their subjects will be
given later in a complete program,
as well as list of hotels and
boardings houses, and the rates
charged per week