The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-15
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PROGRAMS OUT FOR
CARNIVAL-PAGEANT

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CARNIVAL-PAGEANT
Continued from mage one)
from Cherokee Reservation, water
sports and waterfront activities,
canoe parade by representatives
of boys and girls summer camps,
dance recital and a diversified
program in Laurel Park Inn will
comprise the events of Thursday
afternoon in the festival. The
afternoon program as announced
today, follows
FAIR PROGRAM
Grounds open l 100 p. m.
1:30-Tumbling Exhibition--Chim,
ney Rock Camp--Music BY
Pinnacle orchestra.
2:00-Folk Music-Music by Hill
Billy band.
2:3O-Boxing Tournament Camp
boys.
3:15-Sherrill Speciality Act
Sheriff. School of Dancing
ing, Asheville.
3:30-Tumbling Group - Camp
Pinnacle - Music by Pin
nacle orchestra.
4 :00-Archery Contest - Indiar
Braves of Cherokee Reser
walton.
WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES
DR.. j. G. Bennett, chairman Of
canoes.
.1.-CANoE EVENTS - Directed
by Mrs. Edna Warner, heac
councillor, Lake Lure Caml
for Girls.
2.-SWIMMING MEET-Direct
ed by Bill Pratt, Camp Mon
DAMN.
(a) Camp Tonawandah-Dor
is Goodwin, Margaret Flock.
(b) Camp Mondamin.
(c) Camp Pinnacle.
3.-DIVING EXHIBIT-DirecteC
by Fleetwood Peoples, Caml
Carolina.
(a) Form Diving-Helen Sti
les, Miami, Fla.-camper from
Lake Lure Camp.
(c) Randolph Phillip Meyers
Eagles Nest Camp.
CANOE PARADE
A bugle call will start the pa
rade Immediately after second &C
of pageant.
CAMPS ENTERING CANOES
FOR PARADE
Chimney Rock Camp for Boys
Camp Tonawandah.
Lake Lure Camp for Girls.
Camp Carlyle.
Camp Pinnacle.
Camp Osceola.
Camp Mondamin.
Judges for this event: DR.. Kirk
Mrs. Barnwell. Mr.. Kemper.
DANCE RECITAL
5:15-6:0O p. Mon terrace.
INVITE AND GOLD BAL
LET-Sherrill School of Dane
ing, Observation-Disclosures Chand
Ter, Elinor Fitzgerald, Elinol
Harrison, Norma Rhudy, Nor
ma Henderson, Carol June
Peyton, Susan Chandler, Jear
Carter, Carolyn Carter, Will
ma Patton, Anna Lois Patton
Mary Francis Patton, Vir
ginia Lester, Madeline Ben
jamin, Maxine Benjamin
Helen Chambers, Marjori
Young, Barbara Young.
2.-CHlLD-FLUKER SCHOOL
Hendersonville.
3.-INTERPRETIVE DANCES
Lake Lure Camp for Girls
Leila Mays Obier, Gloria Mul
lens, Gloria Mccormick, Pho
ebe Wellons, Almera Tyler
Holly Breeze Smith.
4.-GYPSY FESTIVAL - Key
stone Camp, Brevard.
(a) Gypsy Beggar-St. Saen
Frances Gates.
(b) Tarantella - L'Arditi -
Group dance.
(c) Gypsy Festival-Massone
Group dance.
5.-CAMP BEARWALLA - Hen
Jacksonville.
DIVERSIFIED INN PROGRAM
Wade King, chairman men
committee.
Mrs. Walter Fuller and Mrs. P
M. Dietz, women's committee.
Time limit: 2:00-4 80 p. m.
2:OG-PUPPET SHOW Blue
beard-Camp Bearwalla.
2:30-FLOOR SHOW
(a) Military Tap Dance
Soloist and group, Cam
Tonawandah, Winnie Rog
ers, Josephine Pernas
Bessie Knight, Len;
Knight. June Smith, Marl
Whelchell. Annie Laurie
McLendon, Nancy Hainje
(b) Tumbling Group anc
Dramatic Sketch - Camp
Carlyle-2:40.
(c) Acrobatic Dance
Camp eystone - Frances
Gates-3:00.
Cd Soft Shoe Dance -
Camp Tonawandah-Shir-
ley Black-Doris Goodwin
3:O5.
3:15-PUPPET SHOW-Hansel
and Gretel-Camp Tona-
wandah - Helen Young,
Nancy Hainje, Winnie
Rogers, Edith Breeder.
3 :45-VAUDEVILLE SHOW -
Camp Mondamin.
The programs of the Fire God
pageant, written and directed by
Mrs. Robert D'Arante and featur-
ing Sally and Betty Silcox, dane
ers, with Marion Jennings as ac-