The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
FUTURE FARMERS
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of reward for All club achieve
ment under the leadership of c.
Rock, New Hanover assistant
agent and Miss Nancy Ingram,
OF New Hanover and James bod
son, and Mrs. Alene Mintz, coun-
ty demonstration t., for
Brunswick.
To be eligible for an invitation
to the camp each member must
carry out successfully some farm
project under his own steam.
These projects include hog rails
ing, gardening and other items
tor the boys and home making
and canning for the girls.
In camp the boys and girls are
living under routine which is fair
ly well standardized over the ma
ton. Stress of course, is laid on
the All principles: Head, to clear
er thinking; heart, to greater 10y
atty; hands to larger service; and
health, to better living for club
Unity dlld COUNTY,.
In addition to recreational &C
tlv1ties such as swimming, hik-
ing, games, singing meets and so
on. the campers here have daily
religious services. Worship is one
of the strong points of the camp
program. In this latter respect
Jesse James, camp director from
Raleigh, who is assistant All club
leader for the state, has planned
an impressive candlelight service
to be held at sun down Sunday
evening at Milestone lake as a
scenic background. All campers
will participate in the vespers and
Director James expects hundred
Of visitors from surrounding coun-
ties to attend the service.
The campers also have their
daily duties such as well-known
kitchen police, and the Future
Farmers pitch in to peeling po-
@tatoes and swapping beans and
cleaning up the large dining and
assembly hall with the same en-
thusiasm and to judge from cabin
prize winning success, as the
young farmerettes.
Just in case anxious families
are wondering about their youns-
ers on the five-day camp1rce,
there have been no casualties
since the present group hit camp
yesterday. And in case any of
them do come a-cropper of unseen
dangers, there is a well stocked
first aid station on the camp
grounds and a registered nurse in
attendance. Too, the boys and
girls are not allowed to take a
plunge into the lake unless there
are two or more experienced life
guards on duty.
The New Hanover aggregation
is led by Cook and Miss Ingram
and Mrs. M. S. Emmart and Mrs.
C. S. Berry. The campers are Ca
rolyn Farrow, Maurice Emmart,
Shirley Ritter, Bobby Jordan, Ar
thur Jordan, Elbert Lennon, Betty
Lennon, Lynn Corbett, Pete Nc
Kenzie, Frank Stanley, Elaine
Wilkins, Harold Olsen, Tommy
Cook, James Colvin, Emily Ives,
Sally Getaway, David Getaway,
Mary King, Don and Billy Hollis,
Dorothy Mcconnell, Catherine
Herring, Fred Waters, Stella
Hatcher, Carolyn Newton, Chris
tine Borneman, Robert Galphin,
Thomas Johnston, Margaret Rog-
ers, Carolyn Talbot, Edith Hales,
Dorothy Kerr, Betty Blake, Caro-
lyn Johnston, Awilda Atkinson,
jeanne Register, Bill Hurst, Jane
Holland, Serbia Berry and Steve
Sneeden.
The Brunswick campers led by
Agent Dodson and Mrs. Mintz and
Mrs. r. L.. McDougall, Leland, are
Ida Ruth Galloway, Betty Bishop,
Marion Heath Galloway, Carolyn
Ann Sellers, Carolina Holden,
jamie Holden, Patricia Ann Thorn
as. Betty Lou Gray, Mary Emma
Mintz, Carolyn Parker, lose
Marie Gray, Norma JeanfLancas-
ter, Ida Marie 1nman, Lois Faye
Hewitt, Betty U. Williams, Jackie
Leonard, Frances Cheers, Cecil
Evans, Neil Craven, Doris Ander-
son, Ann Fulcher, Harriet Yund,
Caaterin Clemmons, Patsy Thorpe,
Doris Danford, Thurman Little,
and Vance Little.