Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26
THIRTY Ali CLUB
MEMBERS ATTEND
THIRTEENTH MEET

Thirty All Club Members, ana lead
ers from Accomack and Northampton
County attended the thirteenth James
town All camp last week. The trip
was made in local school bus owned
and driven by Major Sneed Of Keller.
Assistant County Agent, H. M. Mich
OILS had charge of the group. Club
Agent Guy Davis, of Saluda, was
camp manager this year. Accomack,
Charles City, Elizabeth City, Essex,
Gloucester, Goochland, Henrico, King
and Queen, King William, Lancaster,
Matthews, Middlesex, New Kent,
Northampton, Northumberland, Rich
mond, York, Warsaw, Westmoreland
and James City counties were repres-
ented in camp. Miss Marian Law
renee, former home demonstration
agent in this county was assistant di-
rector. The following other agents
acted in charge of camp government:
Miss Eva Foster, Home Agent, of
Charles City county, Girls Councillor;
Miss Mable Massey, James City Coun-
ty in charge of Girls handicraft work;
Miss Ester Haskins a All All Star
Recreation Director; Miss Betty Sizer,
Dietitian; Mr.. D. w. Thompson, Club
Agent Director of grounds; H. M.
Nichols, Director of Dining Room; G.
M. Hodge, Camp Manager; Ned Craw-
ley, Music Director; Claude Kelley,
Life-guard.
The morning hours were taken up
with practical work and classes in
method demonstrations, animal wild
life, entomology, music and recreation,
photography, swimming instructions,
and first aid. Such handcraft work
as looper-wearing, leather work, scrap
books, woven stools, wooden stools,
and totem pole notching. The after
noon hours were taken up with rest,
soft-ball, volley ball, horse shoe pitch
ing and swimming. The evening
hours inclunded vespers, group games,
tribe entertainment, and social hour.
There were two hundred boys, girls,
leaders and agents in camp for the
week.
On Thursday afternoon the entire
group went on sight seeing tour to
jamestown Island, and Williamsburg.
This was one of the most enjoyable
trips experienced by the club men,
bers. On Friday afternoon each tribe
displayed their handcraft work. This
show was by far the most outstanding
ever held in camp.
The boys and girls were all divided
in four groups known as: The Malta
POM tribe, with Mary Belle Ray, as
Chief, Louise Pratt as Scribe. The
Paspeheg tribe, with O. V. Stevens,
Chief; The Chickahominy tribe, with
Warren Hanney, Chief and Alien
Smoot, Scribe; The Pamunkey tribe,
with Rosalyn Hudgins, Chief and Dot
tie Hobbs, Scribe. All entertainment
and games were competitive among
these tribes. The following boys,
girls and leaders from Accomack and
Northampton attended: Sue Dunton,
Birds Nest; Emily Ames, Bridgetown;
Clifton Downs, Jr., Capeville; Ann
Goodwin, Bloxom; Phyllis Hamilton,
Parksley; Joe Sue Pate, Parksley;
Barbara Nichols, Keller; Betty Wills,
Keller; Frances Hyslop, Keller; Betty
Belle Edwards, Onancock; Dottie
Hobbs, Parksley; Edna Ruth Hick-
man, Parksley; Harry Stevens, Jr.,
Onley; David Mapp, Onley; Barton
Lee Evans, Onley; George Taylor, Jr.,
Tasley; Harold Stengle, Jr., Onley;
Charles Dobson, Accomac; Edward
Matthews, Parksley; Jean Long, Belle
Haven; Jackie West, Modestown;
Clara B. Pate, Parksley; Katurah
Hillman, Parksley; Richard Camp
bell, Keller; Milton GUSTS, Jr., Pun
colleague; the Leaders were Miss Err
nestine Mears, Pungoteague; and Miss
Dorothy Boggs, Melfa. These young