Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-31
TRAINING
FOR GIRLS NOW
AT LAKE CAMP

That the girls camp which is now
in progress at Camp Rotary, Union
Lake. under the supervision of the
local Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION is a worthwhile project is
apparent from the clean and health
full methods Of entertainment which
are fprovided at all times.
s~aToSreceive honors for health dis
tinction, these requisites are made:
To drink g.. glasses of water a day
between meals and not in succession:
toTtclean teeth at least once a day;
to maintain neat personal appear
ance: to take morning dip to hike
two miles; to participate in some
team game;. to swim a prescribed
amount.
Service honors are obtained by
writing home three times during
camp. by giving the history Of the
flag. telling a story at camp fire,
learning two patriotic songs, and by
attending promptly all exercises and
gatherings during the day:
These are the requirements for
Press and identify 20 wild flowers;
three minute speech on some helpful
topic; make a statement 100 words
or over on What Camp Means to
Me- know all girls by name.
For spiritual, distinction. the fol-
lowing things are required: Attend
all religious meetings n aid in
making them successful: be able to
recite the 18th and 23rd psalms;
daily Bible reading, one chapter a
tionals; be able to turn readily to any
given Bible verse;. learn four games
played by children in foreign lands.
Points in group honors are to be
earned by proper eating at table, not
leaving camp without permission Of
chaperone, tent passing inspection,
keep quiet hour, quiet after $3.50 D.
m. and before 6:45 a. M, spend no,
more than ten cents a day on "eats."
Marks, of distinction which are
given out for the various accomplish
mehts include badges for tents, pins
for individuals. and the right to raise
the American flag in camp daily. The
girls are all very enthusiastic in their
work toward special camp honors, ac-
cord1ng to Miss Eleanor Healy, VINO
is in charge of the camp, and she
reports a very successful opening.
camp began on Thursday, and is to
continue ,through August 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. syvertson, 11l5
University avenue, have had as Nheir
guests during the week end. the fol-
lowing young men. former students at
the university: Alvin Nelson, Orville
S~karperude, Jos: Slaprude and X.
Lura. all Of Mayville, N. D.
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Miss c. E. Smith Of Fargo and
Grand Forks. who has been i'll IN
Fargo for some time, Is reported <to
be somewhat improved at this time.
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Miss Aleda Nelson of the Y. w. C.
"A. will leave Tuesday morning for ST.
Thomas, N. D.. to spend a few days as
She Will b accompanied by Miss
Mi. and Mrs. F. L. Briden OF
Neche. N. D. r guests Of Mrs. Alice
Murphy. Dinnie apartments.
Z Mrs. Edward Paulsen, of Egeland
who has visited with her sister, Mis-.
Curl Sand, here for several days, hal
returned to her hone: q
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Keator. SO;
Hamltnes venue are entertaining d,
their guests, Mrs. Keator's parents
MI. n Mrs. jas. Dick OF Crete, Neb
Rev, lawrence Robe,,son 81,
hts father, J.SE. Robertson Of Nil
wa.lkee, left today for Cass Lake
Later in the week, Mrs. Robertsoi
and Rev. Ro~bertson's, mother wf1
Join them there to spend some tifne
they will be accompanied by Mrs
ThcA Berge and her SON. Russell. q
Byron Berge. son OF Mr.. and Mr.
Berge. fs now touring YelIovston
park in company With the Misses Az,
and Grace Graher and their brother
Herbert GrabAr pf Grand Forks.