The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-11
KANUGA TO OPEN 9TH
SEASON ON SATURDAY
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by Bishop Finlay, for the guest
period.
Two additions have been made
to the summer schedule for this
season at kanuga Lake-a midget
camp for younger girls and a con-
ference for college age-both of
these taking place simultaneously
with the adult and clergy confer
,ences, July 1925. The midget
camp will occupy the quarters Of
the boys camp, situated a quar-
ter OF a mile from the Inn, and
will be under the direction of Miss
Alice Boney, Columbia, S. c., as
house mother, and Mrs. Shubael
Beasley,. Memphis, Tenn, who Will
direct the classes.
!, The conference for college stu
dents will have as its leaders the
Rt. Rev. Thomas c. Darst, Dr.
bishop of East Carolina, the 1t.
Rev. r. E. Gribbin, DID,, bishop
of Western North Carolina, the
Rev. 7. o. Wedcl, Phi. d., secre-
tary of college work for the Ma
tional Council of the Episcopal
church; Mrs. James W. Grltieth'
Savannah,leader in young peo-
pies work in the diocese Of Geor-
ola, and Miss Louise Starr, stu
dent secretary at the University
of Georgia.
The simmer program at Kanuga
lake also includes a junior confer
ence for boys and girls June r.
July 10, which will follow the
Young peoples conference ,begen-
ming on June 10; the adult con-
ference, July 1925, and the clergy
conference. Or "School Of the
PROPHETS" beginning July 13 and
ending also July %. Auxlliary
day, a gathering time for members
Of the woman's auxiliary OF the
Episcopal church from all over the
country summering in western
North Carolina, will be held on
Julv IS. -,
From July 25 to August /, the
Kanuga property will be USED Tor
special conference of the Luth7
cram church, and on August l will
be opened as guest resort, re-
naming open until September =
after which period there will be a
short retreat for clergy, Septem-
ber SO.
For four weeks, August l-28, a
bows camp will be held IN the
camp quarters, a quarter Of a nile
from the Inn, with the usual camp
activities. sucn as swimming,
boating. hiking, scoutcraft, leath-
or, wood and beadwork, nature
study and mountain trips: he
camn will be under the direction
Of James Y. Perry and West JAG
obs, both of Columbia, S. G.
The layman's conference has
been changed in date for this sea-
son, now being placed lust prior
and at the beginning of the adult
conference, July 10 and II. Plans
have been made for an especially
fine program for this conference
which will be led by Bishop DarSt
of East Carolina, and the Rev: A.
NJ. sherman, S. T. D., associate
secretary for the Forward Move
ment commission, with head4uar-
tiers in Cincinnati, .. DR.. Sher-
man will also hold two classes at
the adult conference, one on inc.
Forward Movement" and one on
"a frica," which is one of the
books recommended for study dur
ing the coming year by the cdu-
cational department Of the Eplsco-
nal church headquarters.
Among other leaders at the con-
ferences at Kanuga lake this sea-
son will be: The Rev. Nernona
McMaster, S. T. NJ, secretary tof
church school administration, ma,
tional headquarters; Miss Mabel
Lee Cooper, secretary for teacher
training, and Mrs. D. D. Taberr,
field secretary for the Womans
auxiliary; the Rev. Wallace f.
Rollins, D. D., dean of the VIZ
p,inia Theological seminary, who
will hold a class; the Rev. Chas.
l.. Wells, Phi. D., dean of the
Theological seminary at Sewanee,
Tenn; the Rev. Caroline L. Tuck
or, educational worker, Province
of Sewanee; the Rev. William II.
Mes. dean of Christ Church ca
thedral, New Orleans, La; the
Rev. Homer w. Starr, DID,, Char
lesion. S. c., and j. S. Parker, IN
structor in economics, University
of Wisconsin. -
Others teaching classes will be;
Miss Maude Cutler, educational
worker, diocese of North Carolina;
Mrs. Mary B. Warren, leader IN
young peoples work, diocese OF
South Carolina; Miss Annie Nor
ton Stout, educational worker for
the province of Sewanee; Miss
Resale Wilson, educational work
er, st. Paul's church, Winston
Salem; Mrs. William j. Gordon,
president of the Woman's auxil-
larry, diocese of North Carolina;
Miss Maria Tucker, teacher of
church music, Charlotte.
Among those scheduled to be
present at the young peoples CON
ferences are: The Rev. Capers Sat
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