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Thank GIvIN g
ny Helena Mays

In the month OF November
In the year OF 1921
The Pilgrims started Thanksgiving
Enjoying themselves in sacred fun.
We realize they had been blessed
With food, health and grain;
They set aside this peaceful day
Regardless OF shine rain.
They were happy and thankful
OF the many things they had raised
Regardless how II grown
In barns or in cage
We think back into the year Of 1921
How the dear Pilgrims
Titled their soil
Farming days then was no fun.
They would till their soil
With shovels, plows, picks and nails
And even water their crops
BY the use OF dippers and pals
After setting up their table,
Placing their food around
They meeky bowed their heads In prayer
And thanked the Lord for their lives he had spared
50 the 25th day OF November is drawing near
May we celebrate 1t In song and praise
And lift our voices in Jesus name
Because He is everywhere.
There's never river no wide
Mountain no high deep.
That dear Heavenly Father,
Cannot quietly seek.
We should thank Him every morning
We should thank Him every night
Even In the midday
Cause He viii make things right.
On up TO this 2sth Of November. 1864
Let's think how things have changed
Once and forever
SO you all should be happy
From the start TO the end
Giving praises and thanks to our dear Savior
For being wonderful friend
II you would sum up your blessings,
Could you count them by one7
That's why II pays 10 thank Jesus
For all the good things He has done.
To mo, every day Is Thanksgiving
Giving thanks In His holy name
In the year OF 1921 II Jesus
And today, He In still the same.
Today everything Ia on the changing point
Every night and every day;
But remember, just trust and have faith in Jesus
And He win always make way.
note. This poem, written by Helena Mays, was
best submitted In u University Of Minnesota writing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Twin City
Church NeWs

reading the reports. I did ii with a
will; sorry I'm not in a position to
continue, however, I'm sure my
successor will do a better Job. i
viii be reporting up to the last of
December.
May the Lord add a blessing to
His cause. - Mrs. K. Henderson,
reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Name Of Snow

l watched the wilderness as IL
filed past me, winterwondering
child.
l felt the envelope of verb
over coping, over curb.
Heard the music in my town
sink so quiet. become noun.
Sing so silent. lie so numb.
look so cold without a name:
Tin my mother called il snow.
all the word there was to know
Norma Farber
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
IN NIEMORIAM

In loving memory of our darling
jamie Margaret Byrd.
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and just to the end of
her days,
Sincere and true in heart and
mind,
Beautiful memories, she left be-
hind.
Sadly missed by her family
Miss Amanda Byrd. Mrs. George
Cox.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

New Home; Mr. and Mrs, Julius
Powell, formerly Of SsSS Fourth
Az s, are now residing in their
new Tilsen-Rilt home at 1921 Fifth
Az s,
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A well selected staff OF expert.
rnccd newspaper workers toll long
hours 10 bring YOU the best paper
the traffic win afford.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

The Improve your conduct
cartoon. DOS and Don't by
Siam Pat Is . regular weekly
feature of this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Jimmie Griffin's Sports column
follows closely the careers Of the
young athletes In Twin City high
schools. always encouraging the
promising youngsters
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The public Is invited To the
meeting,
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Editors note, This poem, written by Helena Mays was
adudged the best submitted University writing
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
Conway

Mrs, P Hervey, Cleveland, VS.
tied her sister Mrs. Edd Thomas.
Mrs. Lowe Fuller and daughter,
Norma j., are mentioning with
relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs,
F. B. Smith Kansas City, is guest
of her son, Herman, Mrs. Smith
and children Mrs Robert How
ell and son, Kenneth, Chicago,
are house guests Of their aunt,
Mrs. j. A Taylor and family Mrs,
Howell will also visit her father
James Hamilton and family on
their return home. Mrs. Rebeeca
Hurlage of Little Rock, spent Sun
day, the guest of her daughter
in-law, Mrs Christine Howell,
Sam and Henry Veasley, and
David Thomas, have returned
from Detroit, where they spent
the week end with relatives. Mrs.
William Fields is spending the
week with her four sisters in
Kansas City Mrs e. Perry is
in Kansas City with her son, Will
lie Perry and family.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

known and experienced educa-
tor.
All members of the junior col
lege faculty high school and ele-
mentary school meet the require
ments of standard institution of
learning and are graduates from
accredited schools of America.
Every instructor in the COLLEGE
is working on the graduate level
in his or her field.
Courses will be offered to fresh
men in liberal arts. general edu-
cation pre-nursing: home econO-
mics and agriculture; Terminal
courses will include pre-medieal
secretarial curriculum and business
secretarial curriculum,
Adults in the teaching field in
the community or nearby counties
can arrange with the dean for
subjects leading to b A, or B
S. Degree.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
Monticello
Albert Williams

Woman's day will be held Sun
day at First Baptist church, Mrs.
Beatrice Simmons will give the
principal address. DR., and Mrs.
w. c, Baines and son, Wiley j.,
of Nashville. Tenn. we're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs lack
BaineS and Mrs, CLANCY MeBane.
DR. Baines is a pharmacist at
MeHarry medical college and
Mrs, Baines teaches in the city
system at Nashville. Laron
Henderson. Little Rock, is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs, j.
b, Henderson Visiting their
parents and grandparents, Mr. ard
Mrs. James Ridgell are: Mrs, Ar
dell Henley and son, Michael,
Gary Indiana, Mrs Verlene Tur-
ner and Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Wright, Chicago, Illinois; Nh and
Mrs. Otis Ridgell and daughters,
Carolyn and Marilyn, Kansas City
Missouri, Gloria Dean Wells,
Omaha. Nebraska Also visiting
Mrs. Ridgell are Mrs. Grace Webk
and granddaughter, Joyce, Gary
Indiana The Tigers defeated
the Mountain Pine Lions in {
thrilling game, 66-5, Chester Hud
: son was the winning pitcher
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
McCaskiII.

The All club members sponsor
ed a free picnic and ball game
played by the women of the club,
Refreshments were sold and every
one had an enjoyable time,
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Snowden and
daughter of st. Thomas visited
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Young and
family recently, Mrs Jessie
King and son, h. A. King of Me
Caskill. has returned home from
Houston Rev. p. L., Johnson,
presiding elder of the A M T,
churches OF the Prescott district,
preached an inspiring sermon at
Golf Chapel CINE church McCas-
kill, recently The members OF
Golf Chapel will sponsor a box
supper Friday evening. The De-
vine HeaIers of Fordyce is hold
ing a meeting in the primary
school building,
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
THE FAMILY
R0UNDTABLE"
BY ELGIVA A. BALL

Miss Ball. Brooklyn school
teacher who has had extensive
study and experience in the
field OF family relations, Will
discuss actual problems and
case histories. having to do
with parent child relation
ships and family living. Let
ters may be addressed to Miss
Ball at the Global office, Hotel
Theresa, 1880 It'll Avenue. NYC
Continued from last issue
But people for some reason
seem attracted to Joan's gorgeous
hair and look, but as their moth
er | think they both are beauti-
full, but it is more important to
me for them to be happy, How
can | help Jill to realize her best
points?
Mrs. c., Philadelphia.
Dear Mrs. c.
The problem you are having
with your daughters is very
common one, although it is GER
tainly unpleasant, Every child
wants approval and it is a pity
that people are SO tactless as to
discuss the children's looks IN
their presence. However, it would
seem that your problem will SCOT
be over. JiIls pre-occupation with
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

Willie Lewis, st. Paul A NJ 4
church; Mrs. Lille Nance. church
of Christ; Sonny King aeeompan-
led by his father, st, Paul; John
ME Ann Walker, Reeds Chapel;
Mrs. Jessie Mary DenWiddie, Mrs.
Nellie Halliburton, ST. Paul and
Mrs, |. j. Oates, Emmory Chapel.
The program was enjoyed by all.
The red circle and sushine bands
of First Bapt. church will spon-
sor a trip around the world FIJI
day. Rev. Fitzhugh left Sun
day for summer school at Gam
mon theological seminary at At
lanta, Georgia. Morning Star
Baptist church. sang at the White
Baptist. Diaz. Friday night at the
revival meeting Mrs. G. d.
Mays spent Sunday in Little Rock.
Mrs. D. Hatchett spent the week
end in Little Rock with her moth
Grand son. Mr., and Mrs. Paul
Whitmore and Mrs. Jewell Steg-
all entertained with dinner FRI
day mite Mrs Lucille Hutson and
son. Mrs. j. A. Wilson, Kay. and
Mrs Whitenhill, Those attending
the CWR district congress at
Searey last week were, Mrs. d.
B. Daniels, Mrs. Bertha Woods,
Rev. and Mrs. II. G.. Martin.
Rev. and Mrs. B, M. Member,
Rev r. Fitshugh, Mrs. Bernice
Croal, Mrs. Eula Robinson, Mrs.
Irma Alexander, Miss Constance
Craft, Willie Rice and Mrs. Horn
berger. Mrs. M. Hornberger Is
attending the grand lodge meet
ing in Pine Bluff this week,
Miss Jane Patterson is vacationing
In St Louis with her mother.
Visiting Mr., and Mrs. James
Hornet and mother. their nieces,
Misses Essie b.. Dorothy Mae and
Annie Bell Pearcy from Cairo
Illinois and Mrs. S. Peary of Bis
coe, and their sister-in-law.
Maxine and Virginia Walker are
returning from their vacation In
Chicago. Madison and other place:
OF interest. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wilson and friends motored r.
Memphis Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

looks is normal for a twelve
year-old right now, and she will
soon begin to pick out her best
points You can help her in this.
II you will go with her to choose
her clothes, and help her pick
just the right things for her own
personality, she will appreciate
the little special attention and
will feel that she is growing up.
You will be pleasantly surprised
to see how just this little ges-
ture will give her a new feeling
of self-esteem.
OF course. you are wise in try
ing to de-emphasiZe the beauty
angle, but we must face the fact
that people are conscious of II
and talk a great deal about 1t
Jill will soon begin to look al
herself in a new light and if you
help her to keep her balance and
her deep appreciation for good
character she will be much hap
pier. Don't overlook any oppor-
tunity to help Jill look her best
but don't let her 20 overheard in
her concern for skin-deep beau
ty. Jill will come thru this little
ordeal with flying colors If she
is sure Of your love for her
f. B
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
.Ei Dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland

Rev. James A. Aubry is being
honored with an anniversary this
week through Sunday, during
this time various ministers will
render a message each night. The
public is invited to attend these
services held at St Luke Be on
Gallon road. The Providence
BE recently closed out a wonder
full revival. Rev. l.. d. Champion
was the guest speaker, Rev. Stitch,
pastor. The st. Mark DC spon-
sored a musical program last
week. A large portion of the
churches in the Friendship dis
trict participated in this program.
Mrs Matte Hall, mistress of cer-
monies, Mrs. G. G. Lee, pianist
and director, and Rev. S, 5.
Adams, pastor. The Brother
Hood club is sponsoring banquet
on August 10th, at the Ever Green
Be. Rev. Lloyd Harris is one Of
the outstanding young ministers
of the city and will leave soon
for Philander Smith college. from
which he has recently received
a scholastic scholarship to attend.
Rev. Harris will enter as jun
ior, his first 2 years of college
were spent at Shorter college.
The funeral rites Of Rev. H. An
drews was the largest ever wit
messed in ElDorado, Intement
was in the Lot Berry, cemetery.
Many out Of toWners were pres
ent from all near by states The
citizen and friends Of this city
give their deepest sympathy to
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Ella Dode,
wife of Sam Dode is spending
her vacation in Oklahoma, visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. Dode
is a deacon in the Ever Green
&c, Miss Lille Randolph has
recently returned home from
spending a wwonderful vacation
on the Gulf of MeXicoy De-
witt Trotter's mother is here visit
ing her son on her vacation from
Hermitage. She has been i'll for
some time, but has made a great
Improvement. Mr. Kelly, pro-
prietor Of the Kelly cafe. has I'M
dergone a serious operation at
Warner Brown hospital, but is
home now doing fine. 1t has
been announced that Miss Ruth
Loud the daughter of Professor
Loud of Norphlet, was married
in July to J. c. Jones, the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders Jones,
l06 Burns street OF this city. The
newly weds are building their
home at 1920 South Jackson. Mr.
Jones is employed by the Lion
Oil Company. Mrs. Leona Wood
ard accompanied Mrs. Leroy Will
son of Richmond, California. to
Upland, where she joined her
husband and moiher-in-law. ..
Samatha Moore is opening SER
vice station and confectionery
soon. His many friends are well
coined and appreciated. The new
location is on Louisiana ST. Mrs.
Leroy Wilson Of Richmond, Cali
fornia, formerly Of Uppland, is
visiting here TO unite with her
husband and mother, who will
accompany her back TO California.
Miss Brook he Mae Jones visited
Sunday services recently for the
first time since she returned from
the hospital Her doctor visited
and reported great progress but
she win have 70 continue using
the crttches fer a while. We hope
It will be possible Tor her to re-
turn 70 school this lall.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
North Little Rock
VI M II VI III
Mrs. B. Handy


Mr. and Mrs Elijah Rhodes Donald 800 East 18th
street are mentioning in Cleveland Ohio and Detroit Mchi
gan visiting her sister other relatives and friends
The usher union will be held Sunday evening g. Mt.
Pleasant church. 23rd and Orange streets Robert Dick
eron pastor G. H. Brown president Mrs. B. Handy,
porter.
The Rev. F. T. Guy pastor of Mt Zion Baptist church will
preach the 7th anniversary of Rev. W. r. Vaughn
pastor of the Eighth Street Baptist church. 9Th
230 p. m, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Reed 1918 East 9Th had their house
guests last week her brother Mr. and Mrs Foster
Leonard, Ronald Kenneth Chicago Mrs Ruby Arm
strong Wichita Falls, Texas Mr. Mrs Ladel Collins
children of Detroit Michigan.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

Detroit where it spent about days visiting friends and
relatives.
Henry Hunter of Havs street is spending his vacation
in Detroit the guest of his children.
Mrs. Lena B. Jones and daughter Alberta left Tuesday
for Chicago where they will visit friends and attend the Bud
Bilken parade Saturday
Mrs. Dora billiard has home spending
past several months in Kansas City and Chicago with her
children, and other relatives
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

For your burial protection see
Craft Funeral Home and Safe
Way burial association The age
limit Is lhree months to thirty
years There's a three-elass policy.
Glass A policy for $500, class B,
5000. and class C, $3.50. You may
phone c. b. Craft. owner. at
night, t9i2-R. The Pastors aid
board presented its annual pro-
gram Sunday afternoon. Those
appearing on program were, Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

Korean Veterans and Veterans of World War H. who
wish to high school Certificate of Equvalency
may register Dunbar Junior College daily from to
IL noon and to p. Veterans who register will be
permitted take the Armed Forces General Classified
ton August 18th Those who receive the Certificate
of Equivaency will be eligible to begin their work in
September. Registration by phone is acceptable. l. NJ
Chrstophe Dean of Dunbar Junior College stated that
the next test will be given until the early part OF
1885, urged that all veterans register for the August
test.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13

hTS
isit her sister, Mrs. Arene Carter.
" vordella Hawkins and granddaughter, Barbara Ann
@ Ann Wiley left Saturday mite for an extended Vaca-
ros Angeles. They plan to return home (leO7 Hard
i,a for school The other granddaughter, Vernetta
Ut n5n spend her vacation at Camp ouacha the next
weeks
=. Talent Night
gct miss this grand musical at the Mt Pleasant Bap-
| h 140O Ringo street, Tuesday night at g. The col
tenants are: voice Marion Broadus George Evelyn
n Ann Jones, Bernard Martin Lucius Powell, Bob
miars Edith Yancy; piano, Charles Armstrong, William
|n Napier Thelma Louise Williams; instruments,
tfos trombone Joyce McCHnton, marimba and Pres
] clarinet This musical is sponsored by the junior
psr W. E Hayes, pastor and Mrs. Edith K. Flakes,
eor of music
,u Anne schaggs and sister, Cora Hale, visited their
| Mrs Mercie Anderson and spent an enjoyable week.
n and Mrs G.. p Freeman and DR.. ]. " Jordan are in
ro1s Indiana attending the National Dental meeting
oie Critz 2948 West Fulton street and Walter Jones,
South St Louis both of Chicago, were guests at party
in their honor Friday mite by Mrs L. A. Hayman and
Inter- LaVerta at their home 1920 Center street Present
on TO the guests of honor George LeMay Misses
-ne and Banky Bryant, Margaret Sims Jerry Cole and
! Jackie Richardson Valley The group spent the evening
p to one of Chicagos avore disc jockeys recorded
Eer Luncheon served to all by the hostesses The
m program was particularly pleasing to those present
thew are looking forward another visit from the two
dqparted for Chicago later While here they stayed with
aunt, Mrs Mable Adams, 127 West 9th, North Little
There will be hayride August 90 sponsored by the Co.
n club Buses will leave Stewart drive in at p. M,
hngo $50 D. m and then to Pankeys addition.
con Henry 1900 High street returned home few days
j after visiting Warren and Camden
Mrs Dorothy Mae Ridgle Junior and children, Margaret
Carolyn Elizabeth Robert, Allie Eleanor Carolyn Jean
the city to Join her husband Master Sergeant Robert
Or who is stationed in Virginia While here she stayed
her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Ridge, Alb West 32nd
GB Benny Camba and son, James McField Kansas City
Sadie Mae Rurrs Wichita Kansas, and their friend
Josie Bennett and Nathan Maxwell motored to Morriton
attend the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs Marian
kgn, They spent the mite in the home of Mrs Alberta
Ee 413 West 32nd Mesdames Campbell and Burris are
sisters of Mrs. Ridgle
NB NOTES
H. CotiIion club Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Bennett Tive members indicted into the club
/ we're Nettie Timon and Miss Imogene Works. There
be call meeting Monday mite, at the home of Miss
n% 450 West 22nd street Business of vital importance
'ozena Chsn president and Miss Works. acting repor
w I-DAWAKE is quite progressive club Mrs Odessa
has been added to the membership Contributions have
made to 1.-THE Florence Crittenon Home The hostesses
Mrs Dorothy Hines and Miss Helen Price. repast OF
cream with cake squares beautifully decorated with rec
was served and enjoyed by all the members. Mrs. OSe
OOmer n{neidpnt and Miss Helen Price rpnOrtpr.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
School
Continued from page four

Continued from page four
recognition by September goth
when the school will formally o.
pen.
The dean of college instruction
is William A. Johnson, jr (M.A9
from Tuskegee institute, well
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
AROUND Pine BLUFF

E. A. Tooke
George Harris has returned to Chicago after spending
few days in the city. the guest Of his daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Malvin f. Jones' Mrs L. B. Jones and AL
bera Jones attended the Massey Wngae Ell Dorado Sun
day.
Joe Brown of Moores Tailoring company has returned
from Today vacation spent in Detroit Milwaukee and
other points.
Miss Bert Garvn of Wichita, Kansas is spending her
vacation in the city
The VIM. Green family of Yorktown has returned from
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-13
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n,,io NJ Anderson 2917 Spring street, left Tuesday
lS - ,hare she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Washington and brother Mack Mcktndra, She will
np St Louis to see her brothers, Bill and Fred Me
E@ io Turner and daughter from Los Angeles visited
Mrs Arene Treest of Camden, They also motored
aI'T .is her sister, Mrs Arene Carter
vardela Hawkins and granddaughter, Barbara Ann
Joe Ann Wiley left Saturday mite for 5n e9n se4
limo for school The other granddaughter Vernetta
will spend her vacation at Camp ouachita the next
weeks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

Nine Grade Albert Baber.
Frances Ayers, Carolyn Bryant.
BossieuN Shepherd, Gene Steger,
and ReVia Upton.
Tenth Grade Betty Bruce,
Joyce Bryant. Hazel Burks, Au-
drey Forbes, Shelby Harris. Helen
Huskey, David OWnby, Corson
Spencer, Janet Nicholas. Henry
Fulcher. Edward McCraw. and
Mamie Rose Shepherd
Eleventh Grade: James Dixon.
Vivian Jamerson, Anne Johnson.
Margaret Lam, Bula Fender
Glenn Roberts Howard Ship<,
Cynthia Patterson, Elizabeth
Wootton
Twelfth Grade Bob Bryan.
jimmie Charlton, Allan Shepherd.
Charles Shores. 10 Ann Agee.
Ann Atwater. Laura Ayers. Ann
Cook Peggy Hardiman Betty
Harmon Edna Jameson, Dolores
Jamersnn Gaynelle Maxey. Jo-
SephinG MaNey Shirley Stout. Au-
drey Taylor Lucy Wootton. Jo-
hanna Stillfriend and Charles
WDOrlfy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Arvonia

Mrs. j M. Hannah and Miss
Hannah, were Easter Holida Y
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cur
It's. Of Lee Hall.
Miss Mary Bersch, Of Char
lottesville, was the week end
guests Of her father, w. J. Bersch.
Mr. and Mrs w. M. Rarbee. Of
r c h n ond, and Miss Martha
F'oulkes, Of Charlottesville. were
week end guests of Mrs. w. w.
Foulks.
Mrs. L. O. Price and Mrs. w. A.
Chambers, returned home la S t
Thursday after spending a week
with relatives in Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wexford Jeffrey
and. son. of Lexington, were re-
cent week end guests of Mrs. t.
S. Jeffrey.
Mrs j NJ LeSueur. Mrs. M. F..
LeSueur, Mrs, James Ritter, Mrs.
I. A. Yancy and Mrs. o. F.. Will
hamS, attended the Woman's Club
meeting at the Pre- sbyterian
Church at Buckingham last Fri
day afternoon
MIR and Mrs o F. Williams,
Anne and Bobby were Richmond
visitors saturday
Mrs L Q. Pierce is a patient in
Johnston Willis Hospital, she re-
mains critically i'll.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Al Camp Scheduled
For June 2S-July 3.
Leaders Named

A planning meeting OF All
camp activities was held at the
Charlotte County AGENTS Office
Saturday morning, Alril p with
agents from Cumberland and
Campbell attending These cour-
ties will attend camp at Holiday
Lake the week Of june 28-July
3 Camp organization was set up
as fCilcws
Director Carey Carson, Camp
bell County Agent
Assistant Director boys - Lee
w Morton. u, Charlotte County
Agent.
Assistant DTector-girls Belya
Dudley. H. D. Agent, Campbell
Other duties were assioLed as fol I
lows: Eugene Seay. County Agent,
Cumberland N charge Of swim
ming, Carey Carson, III charge
handicraft. Georgia Wilkerson.
Cumberland HD Agent. recrea-
ton; BERTHE r. Yates. Charlotte
County HID Agent, IN charge yes
pers.
Campers viii be divided into
four tribes and classes will be
held during the morning in handi-
craft, wildl.fe, safety song and
game leadership, and swimming
The afternoon program win cor
sist of competitive sports and o.
gained games Camp fire, talent
shows. stunts and skits Wi. en-
liven the evening programs, ans
the weeks camp program Will Of
ticially close with the traditional
candlelighting ceremony on Fri