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Salem, Ark., will sign a contract Thursday
at the YWCA at 3387 Poplar for the construction of camping facilities near Cherokee, Ark. Also present for the signing ceremony will be representatives of the Jonesboro, Ark., architectural firm, arack{!tt·
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James Bennett, of whom camp dirctor Bet·
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board of directors, has been the board's
liaison to the camp committee for the past
year.
The camp is on the south fork of the
Spring River, "next door" to Boy Scout
Camp Kiakima.
Phase 1 building, which will cost about
$100,000, calls for a dining building, bath
house and the septic system. "That probably means we'll tent camp next summer,"
said Mrs. Woodard. "Butif by some miracle
the fund-raisers get the money together
for cabins, we anticipate we could start
building them as late as March and still"te
ready for our summer sessions."
The new camp, nine miles up river from
the old location, will be an expanded version of the Miramichee that has been a
household word to generations of campage Memphians. The old camp had 48
acres;. the new one has 148 acres.
But the terrain of new Miramichee
won't feel all that unfamiliar to the "old
camp girls," whose nostalgia brings them
back for visits, said Mrs. Woodard, an old
camp girl herself. "It's amazing how similar the situation is; the creek that runs
through the camp is almost in the same
place. And the river is almost the same:
White water above that is gentler widens
into a good canoe-teaching situation and
then slows even more to make a safe, lazy
pool for swimmers.
"The inner camp layout will eventually
be a lot like the old camp too," said Mrs.
Woodard. "There are some geographical
memories that we will take pains to re·
create."
But everything will be better, she said.
"For instance, while some of the cabins
will be screened structures as before, oth·
ers will be built so they can be winterized.
We want to be able to use the camp all year
round, instead of just a couple of two- orthree-week summer sessions."

Compers toke o dip in o quiet stretch of the Spring River
A lot of things, however, will have to
wait until later phases because of limited
building funds. Phase 2 calls for building
clusters of cabins, administration and
nurses' building, a cook's cabin and, hope.
fully, a crafts building.
"Then comes the dream," said Mrs. Woodard. "Phase 3 plans include a swimming
pool, tennis courts and stables. "We've
waited a long time to think about this part
of enriching the YWCA camp experience.
Future fund-raising is a big part of the
plan, but now that we have the expanded
acreage, and are making the first step, it
somehow doesn't seem so far away."
The first building phase is being accomplished with a contribution from the Cecil
M. Gooch Trust Fund, money from two
years of fund-raising projects, and funds )
set aside by the board from the sale of the
former YWCA building at 200 Monroe. , ·

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l&gt;f Walters Construction -Co . of&#13;
Salem, Ark., will sign a contract Thursday&#13;
at the YWCA at 3387 Poplar for the construction&#13;
of camping facilities near Cherokee,&#13;
Ark. Also present for the signing ceremony&#13;
will be representatives of the Jonesboro,&#13;
Ark., architectural firm, arack{!tt·&#13;
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chee camper-'- or even a Memphian."&#13;
Mrs. Bennett, a member of the YWCA&#13;
board of directors, has been the board's&#13;
liaison to the camp committee for the past&#13;
year.&#13;
The camp is on the south fork of the&#13;
Spring River, "next door" to Boy Scout&#13;
Camp Kiakima.&#13;
Phase 1 building, which will cost about&#13;
$100,000, calls for a dining building, bath&#13;
house and the septic system. "That probably&#13;
means we'll tent camp next summer,"&#13;
said Mrs. Woodard. "Butif by some miracle&#13;
the fund-raisers get the money together&#13;
for cabins, we anticipate we could start&#13;
building them as late as March and still"te&#13;
ready for our summer sessions."&#13;
The new camp, nine miles up river from&#13;
the old location, will be an expanded version&#13;
of the Miramichee that has been a&#13;
household word to generations of campage&#13;
Memphians. The old camp had 48&#13;
acres;. the new one has 148 acres.&#13;
But the terrain of new Miramichee&#13;
won't feel all that unfamiliar to the "old&#13;
camp girls," whose nostalgia brings them&#13;
back for visits, said Mrs. Woodard, an old&#13;
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then slows even more to make a safe, lazy&#13;
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"The inner camp layout will eventually&#13;
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memories that we will take pains to recreate."&#13;
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"For instance, while some of the cabins&#13;
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We want to be able to use the camp all year&#13;
round, instead of just a couple of two- orthree-&#13;
week summer sessions."&#13;
Compers to ke o dip in o quiet stretch of the Spring River&#13;
A lot of things, however, will have to&#13;
wait until later phases because of limited&#13;
building funds. Phase 2 calls for building&#13;
clusters of cabins, administration and&#13;
nurses' building, a cook's cabin and, hopefully,&#13;
a crafts building. .&#13;
"Then comes the dream," said Mrs. Woodard.&#13;
"Phase 3 plans include a swimming&#13;
pool, tennis courts and stables. "We've&#13;
waited a long time to think about this part&#13;
of enriching the YWCA camp experience.&#13;
Future fund-raising is a big part of the&#13;
plan, but now that we have the expanded&#13;
acreage, and are making the first step, it&#13;
somehow doesn't seem so far away."&#13;
The first building phase is being accomplished&#13;
with a contribution from the Cecil&#13;
M. Gooch Trust Fund, money from two&#13;
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Ark.&#13;
Julie Bartlett, camp director,&#13;
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the June 24 to July 6&#13;
session or the July 8 to July&#13;
20 camp can be made now&#13;
with a $10 deposit.&#13;
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which has been in operation&#13;
for 56 years, include canoeing,&#13;
folk dancing, swimming,&#13;
archery, volleyball, hiking,&#13;
nature crafts, cooking and&#13;
creative dramatics.&#13;
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Y.W.C.A. membership fee.&#13;
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                    <text>imes to Begin
lramichee June 2
'vVdA Ca1np to

Off er
Rea lthy Out doo r
Rec reat ion

Camp Miram ichee, Ozark "restg place" and recrea tional cente r,
here sunlig h and shado ws, rusd the c)ear, music al

r'~f"rbll

urday , June 22. Reser vaions re now being receiv ed at the
we~ . 196 Monro e.
The camp for. 8 to 18-ye ar-old s
end busine sg gir;l, opera ted each
umme r by th~ ~·phis "YW / ' is
a. mile and a ~alf by river road;
by highw ay, from
hree mil
ardy, Ark. South Fork. of Sprin g
iver runs right thru the camp,
aking possib le a shade d swim ing area, betwe en two water falls.
ven the arche ry range , alongsid~
'2..
.t he river, is shade d.
MRS. JESS E CUNN INGH AM
Well Org1m ized
·
A
YWC
m,
ingha
Cunn
Jesse
Mrs.
an hour of handc raft, swim ca.mp c~mmit~ee chairm an, has elude
s or "free" swim ming, a
lesson
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by
nts
geme
arran
been assist ed m Mrs. E. H. Mad- •
rs. K. D. Larke y,
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ay
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aroup
Miss Leont ine Butle r, YWC A busiHoste s for Adult s
- "
°:ess g.irls: secret ary, .is adm.i nistra
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ttve direct or, and Miss Juha Hall,
Girls live in 8 to 10, 11 to 13, 13
Girl Reser ve. se_cretar y, progr am dito 15 and 16 to 18 age group s, with
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staff
first
the
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l
annua
the
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will
s
two week
their traini ng and abflity . There
Fourt h of July get-to gethe r with for
hoste ss for adults and they live
a
is
arthe Girl Scout s. The staff will
from, ;tli:e girls .and pro·gr ams
rive at camp three .days befor e its apartplann·ed· as t_~y -11equest them.
are
openi ng, for additi onal traini ng.
S t. welk . includ es every The camp, which accom moda tes Ten doll~\
''~t~ laundry, · horse back
80 girls, has a numb er of impro ve- thing
siilia craft mater ials. There
ments , includ ing a ;new cabin for ridingnurse ,and a dietit ian. A Red
the senio r girls' unit, and renov .a- is a ·i nstru ctor has charg e of the
Hon of the rustic dining hall, ~ich Cross
... ater front and there is a senio r
has apple -green furnishi~. The life
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Scbut
Girl
oks
new unit overlo
of Arkan sas appro ves
health
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main
the
of
si-ght
of
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1 health
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lramichee June 2&#13;
'vVdA Ca1np to Offer&#13;
Rea lthy Outdoor&#13;
Recreation&#13;
Camp Miramichee, Ozark "restg&#13;
place" and recreational center,&#13;
here sunligh and shadows, rusd&#13;
the c)ear, musical&#13;
r'~f"rbll&#13;
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re now being received at the&#13;
we~. 196 Monroe. I&#13;
The camp for. 8 to 18-year-olds&#13;
end businesg gir;l, operated each&#13;
ummer by th~ ~·phis "YW/ ' is I&#13;
a. mile and a ~alf by river road;&#13;
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ardy, Ark. South Fork. of Spring&#13;
iver runs right thru the camp,&#13;
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rs. K. D. Larkey, Mrs. E. H. Mad- •&#13;
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·RNERSiNE
:JJCATED .1 AROY
. hwa.y . To Be Built . With
Stones From ·Grounds
The cornerstone for the gateway
to Camp Miramichee, the Y. W. C.
A. summer camp at Hardy, Ark.,
was dedicated last week by Miss
Jennie May, a former director and
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y_e ars. The archway will be built
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Miss Rebecca Apple, camp lirector.
A clay tennis court Is also under
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Mi~s Margaret Gav ia is in charge
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illness of Miss Sammie Rushing.
New visitors at camp this week
~"'!...
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Marjorie Chapman, Ruth Crumley, Billie D ean, Rachel Durall,
Norvelle E arle, Lorena Gillina, Gene
Grossman, Dorothy Dell Hazlewood,
Jane Francis Jones, Lura Wright
Kyner, Julia Landess, Mrs. R. C.
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Morehead, Mildred Newman, Mary
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Weelt-en'd ..ttlit.Dr,s were: Mr. and
Mrs. M. Owen, l.Iiss Henrietta
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White, Mrs. H. B. Showers and Mrs.
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