The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-01
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KANUCA CAMP
Honors Awarded AS First
Period Y.P.S.L. Confer
ence Concludes

Elizabeth Jenkins, or CharlcS-
ton, S. c., and MOultrie Moore, Of
Mt. Pleasant, S. c., were the win
ners in the annual presentation of
loving cups for the chest all
around camps" at Kanuga Lake,
conference center of the EpiscO-
pal church, on Thursday evening.
These exercises attended the close
of the Young Peoples Service
League conference, the first period
of the summer session at kanuga,
which conference was ended Fiji
day morning.
Around big bonfire by the
lake side, with a burning cross Of
fire reflecting its beauty in the
water on the opposite side of the
lake, the campers gathered TO re-
ceive the honOrs voted to them
by the counsellors, faculty and
fellow campers in the two weeks
conference held at Kanuga. The
Rt. Rev. KTkman G. Finlay,
Bishop of the Diocese Of Upper
South Carolina, director of the
conferences, presented the awards
making short talk about the
ideals and accomplishments rep
resented by them. After the
awards, the service league song
"Follow the Clean" was sung by
the one hundred and fifty young
members of the league gathered
there, then the usual good night
"Taps' song was sung in front OF
the inn, and the conference was
officially ended.
Former winners of the cups,
the highest award presented at
the Kanuga camps, present at the
ceremony were: Mendel Rivers,
Homer Starr, Jr., and Porter Bal!
of Charleston, and Elizabeth Tay-
lor of Wilmington.
Emblems, the next highest hon
ors to be awarded, we're present
ed to Mary Wallace Johnson OF
Union, Laurie Bennett Of Sum-
merville, and Wally Hart of York,
| these three receiving stars as IN
dicative of having received en-
blems at a former camp. The new
emblemS were presented to Charles
Gibbs and Charles Middleton of
Charleston, William Overton anu
Bella Mathews of Columbia, Anne
Arthur of Sumter, Katherine Ken.
needy of Camden. Bertha Palmer
of Tryon, Mary Ann Hayward Of
Asheville, Louise Jones of East
Flat Rock, and Baxter Moore OF
| Charlotte.
The pennantS, presented to the
groups of boys and girls winning
the most points in camp quarters
inspection, plus athletic proves,
were awarded to Group 2. OF
girls, with Hamilton Warren oil
Sumter, leader, and to Group =
of boys, with Sam Elmore Of Spin.
dale, as leader. Among members
of the winning group of boy:
We're Billy Grimball, Charlie Ba-
ker, Robert Matthew and Randall
Stoney of Charleston, Ralph Cos,
sett and Maynard Simpson oil
Williamson, Henry Thaycr OF
Greenwood, and John Sloan OF
Columbia.
| The next period at the Kanugs
summer season is the Junior
camp, boys and girls of II to IA
years of age, whose conference
will exteSd through July 18th
There will be service in the LeafN
Chapel at Kanuga at II O'Clock
on Sunday morning, also a reli.
giouS pageant on Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock, to both of which the
public is cordially invited. The
pageant, which will be in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIVA. G. Robert,
son. of Wilmington, will portray
living pictures, taken from Incl,
dents in the Bible, and will be en-
acted by the young members OF
the Junior groups now in confer.
ence there. :