The Republican., 1932-08-25

and much correspondence will pass
between the officers while working out
all of the details of the school.
Long in advance, Miss Della Sher-
man, literature secretary, of Balti-
more, will have to send her orders to
the various denominational publishing
houses for supplies for the literature,
and the counsel and help of the advis-
ory board, which is composed of Mrs.
b. H. Sincell, Mrs. E. L. Davidson,
Mrs. A. A. Richards and Mrs. Frank
E. Baker, will be needed in making
preliminary plans for the opening of
the school.
Miss Ruth Smith, of Delaware, o.,
close friend and companion of DR..
and Mrs. Johnson, who accompanied
them to the Park this year, rendered
valuable service by making herself
generally useful whenever or wher-
ever needed and endeared herself to
all who came in contact with her by
her happy, cheerful manner.
At the annual business meeting held
at the close of the school all of the
officers, directors and chairmen who
served for the past year were re-
elected. Additional ones were Mrs.
Robert Powell, of Parkersburg, w.
Va, assistant treasurer, and Mrs. F.
+. Baker, member of the advisory
board. They were as follows:
General Officers-Program chair
man, Mrs. F. 1. Johnson, New York:
local chairman, Mrs. C. Richard Hall,
Falrmont, W. Va; recording and cor
responding secretary, Mrs. H. o.
Smith, Parkersburg, w. Va; treas
urer, Mrs. B. H. Sincell, Oakland, Md: !:
assistant treasurer, Mrs. Robert Pow
ell, Parkersburg, W. Va; registrar.
Mrs. j. M. Knight, Charleston, w.
Va.
Directors of Departments-Camp
Clean, Miss Anna Shaw, Baltimore,
Md; publicity, Miss Sarah Evans,
Falrmont, w. Va; literature, Miss
Della Sherman, Baltimore, Md; mus
ic, Mrs. E. W. Yates, Cumberland,
Md; temperance and missions, Mrs.
Nina M. Hardy, Morgantown, w. Va:
chairman courtesy committee, Mrs.
Elizabeth Talson, Mt. Lake Park; ad-
visory board, Mrs. B. H. Sincell, Oak
land, Md; Mrs. E. L. Davidson, Mrs.
A. A. Richards, Mrs. F. E. Baker,
Mountain Lake Park.
Denominations represented in the
school include Baptist, Christian,
Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal, Meth
odist Protestant, Presbyterian, Epis-
copal, Congregational, Southern Meth
odist and United Brethren.
The activities of Camp Clean are
given in the following report by Miss
Sarah Evans, of Fairmont, W. Va,
who is director of publicity and a
counselor at the Camp:
Camp Clean
Director of the camp for her third
consecutive year, the glowing per-
sonality of Miss Anna F. Shaw, of
Baltimore, permeated the well-round-
ed program of activities at Camp
Clean, and her efforts, togther with
those of an unusually versatile group
OF councillors, contributed largely to
its overwhelming success.
Here it was that (thirty-nine, l
think) girls of teen. age and early
twenties in attendance at the school
lived together for one week and in
jected into the program already
planned for the school a round of en-
joyable sports, parties, and outings,
eliminating in the annual banquet.
Here too, through happy comrade-
ship, helpful contacts, and particu-
larly through the medium of init
mate little prayer groups which met
out under the trees at the conclusion
of the evenings meetings, every girl
in camp grew to know more intimate
ly really personal Jesus Christ.
Councillors who assisted Miss Shaw
in mothering her flock were Misses
Lillian Gore and Ruth Murray, of
Baltimore, and Misses Katharine
Jones and Martha Jane Eddy, of
Fairmont, w. Va, and Miss Janet