The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-15
JUNIOR CAMP
COMES TO END
Cups Awarded AT Kanuga
To Best All-Round
Campers

The two weeks junior camp at
Lake Kanuga came to a close
Thursday night with a banquet
attended by visitors and boys and
girls Of the camp. Following the
banquet a camp fire was held by
the lake shore at which awards
were presented and an address
was given by Bishop X. &. Fin
lay.
Winners of the cups for best
all round campers were awarded
to Eetty Mcmillan of Benefits
vile, and Garden Ball of East,
over. Betty Mcmillan was also
leader of the winning group
which was composed of Marie
Waters, Charlotte; Mary Nc
Kenzie, Columbia; Mary Atkin-
son Chester; Grace Ashe, Rock
Hill; Margaret Graham, Sumter;
jean Johnson, GAINESVILLE, Ga;
Mary Shaw Love, Quincy, Fla;
Nell Braeden, Bennettsville;
Gwcndelyn Matheson, Benefits
vile; Dorothy Middleton, Charles
ton; Betty Whitaker, Camden;
Leenora Chevcs, Charleston;
Charlotte Bryan, Columbia, and
Julia McIver, Savannah, Ga.
/ Members Of the boys winning
group were: Dcas Richardson,
Greenvillc; Bobby Hams, Ashc-
Vile; Lewis Samusson, Rock Hill;
Bud Burgess, Sumter; Tucker
Weston, Hopkins; Billy Barnwell,
Whitmirc; Harold Chandler,
Sumter; Crawford Truck, Hen
Jacksonville; Stephen Darlington,
Eastover; John London, Rock
Hill; Irby Cauthen. Rock Hill;
Fred London, Rock Hill; Dick
Spenscr, Rock Hill; Miller Neil,
Rock Hill, and Buddy jenkins,
Rock Hill.
Emblems were awarded to the
following Boys; Buddy Aston,
GAINESVILLE, Ga; Crawford Truck,
! Hendcrsonvillc: Marshall Ellis,
Macon, Ga; Dick Spenser, ock
Hill; Howard Chandler, Sumter;
Girls: Grace Palmer, Charleston;
/ Samuella Palmer, Charleston;
Gervais Wallace, Orangeburg;
Edna Green, Rock Hill; Joan Fas-
SIOUX; Winnsboro; Helen Murchin-
son, Rock Hill; Margaret Wood
head, Graniteville; Janet Propst,
Winnsboro; Elizabeth Trull, An
derson; Harriet Perkins, Column
bia; Mary Wood, Wayncsville;
Irene LaBorde, Columbia. Bars
were awarded to Betty Mcmillan,
Bennettsville; Effie Woolsey,
Aiken; Mary Hayward, Asheville;
Mary DespOrtes, Winnsboro;
Eloisc McCaw, Marion; Ann
Perry, Columbia; Irene Scott, Co
Ilumbia; Sarah Tatum Smith, Try
on and Harold Chandler, Sumter
and Ted Doster. Lancaster.
ADULT CONFERENCES
TO BEGIN SATURDAY
The adult, clergy and laymcn'S
conference will begin on Satur-
day, July Is. and run through the
goth, following which the hotel
will be opened for the guest pc
Rod during August. Among the
prominent teachers and clergy
who will hold classes and lectures
are: Rev. Homer Starr, Ph.D.,
rector of the church of the Holy
Communion, Charleston; Miss
Grace Lindley, executive secre-
tary of the national council Of
the Women's Auxiliary; Rt. Rev.
Theodore d. Bratton. D. D.; RI.
Rev. Kirkman G. Finlay, d. D.;
Rev. Gardiner J.. Tucker, d. D.;
Dean William H. Ness; Rev. Nal
colin S. Taylor, director of evan
gelism for the national commits
sion on evangelism; Rev. Charles
F. Wells, Ph.D., dean of the Theo-
logical school. Sewanee; Rev.
Edmund P. Danridge, D. d., of
Christ church, Nashville. The Rt.
Rev Albert S. Thomas, D. ID.
Bishop of South Carolina, will
conduct the twilight services
which have always been such an
integral part of the program at
kanuga.
Directory of personnel for the
adult conferences is: Director,
Rev. John Long Jackson, Char
lctte; dean, Rev. H. w. Starr,
Ph.D.; chaplain, Rev. w. H. X.