The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-14

Osceola, and Carolina; the Sheriff.
School of Dancing, of Asheville;
the Child-Fluker School of the
Dance, Hendersonville; the SilcoS
Twins, Sally and Betty, dancers;
the Kate Dotson School of Music
and Voice, Hendersonville; Clyde
| Spencer's orchestra, Ashevillei
Camp Pinnacle orchestra; Hen
Jacksonville Boy Scouts; Cherokee
Indians, and others.
The afternoon program Slll
find activities going on IN three
quarters. On the lake will be inter,
camp canoeing, swimming, and
diving exhibition by camp coun-
cillors. On a platform on the beach
will be dancing, tumbling puppet
shows, boxing, and other activities
put on by the boys and girls
camps. On the lawn will be inter-
pretive dancing by girls camp
groups. ~
At the same time the beach will
be lined with booths displaying ex7
bibits from each of the camps, To-
cal products, mountain handlcratts
and refreshments. There will also
be a booth in charge of Indians
from Cherokee. There will be a
silhouette artist, two magiclans,
with balloons and toys for the kid,
dies Two dance orchestras viii
also hold forth during the after
noon on different parts OF the
grounds. Wade King and Raymond
Station will be in charge of the
afternoon activities and booths.
One of the features of the al
ternoon will be the fancy diving
exhibition which will be given by
councillors from nearby boys
camps. Among those to take part
in the exhibition are: Billy Pratt,
Camp Mondamin; Fleetwood Peo-
Piles, Camp Carolina; John Mich
OILS, Rollins college; and Ebert
Root from Camp Pinnacle. Mr..
Root was third place winner IN
the A. A. U. championships OF
1888. He is expected to give a
series of dives unequalled in this
section, including the dry gamer
with one and one-half forward
somersault with full twist. Billy
Pratt, Mondamin, will direct a
swimming meet between both
boys and girls camps.
At the same time that the aqua.
tic sports are in progress, several
of the girls camps will give dane
ing exhibitions on the platform on
| the beach. Camp Carlyle will be-
gin with a dancing number. Camp
Tonawandah will follow with a
military chorus. Following tins,
camps Bear Wallow and Tonawan-
dab will put on puppet shows. ,
Then will come a tumbllng eX-
hibition by boys camps: Chimney
Rock and Pinnacle. }
This will be followed by the
! Sheriff. School of the Dance, un-
. der the direction of Miss Gather
inc Sheriff., Asheville, who teach
es all forms of dance and has
more than 200 pupils in her class
es. The Sheriff. pupils will give
exhibitions of acrobatic, ballet,
and tap dancing.
At the same time, on the lawn,
a dance recital, featuring Camp
Bear Wallow and Lake Lure IN
an Indian Warrior dance and an
! interpretive number, will be in
progress.
This will be followed by ballet
number by the Sheriff. school, fea-
turing so girls. Then the Child
Fluker school will follow on the
lawn with a dance exhibition. -
Camp Keystone, Brevard, WI!
=, come next with a gypsy play ano1
dance group, Eagles Nest, also OF
Brevard, will follow with a sole
and group number.
At this same time a group OF
Cherokee Indians will put on an
archery exhibition. Also some
time during the afternoon two
magicians will pull the Dummies
out of hats along with other such
mystical feats. D. E. Billman, OF
| ST. Petersburg, Fla, will be the
first to entertain and will be fol
lowed by Howard Richardson, 16-
year-old camper of Camp Mon
DAMN.
A boxing exhibition between
several of the boys camps will be
put on during the afternoon under
the direction of Sam Justice, box
ing instructor of Camp Mondam-
in.
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