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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
member of the camp staff for 15
y_e ars. The archway will be built
from stones collected on the camp
grounds, under the supervision of
Miss Rebecca Apple, camp lirector.
A clay tennis court Is also under
constructfon on th e grounds.
Mi~s Margaret Gav ia is in charge
of sports--and swimming during the
illness of Miss Sammie Rushing.
New visitors at camp this week
~"'!...
are:
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.
Landess, Dorothy McMahon, Sarah
Morehead, Mildred Newman, Mary
Catheryne Phipps, Sue Potts, Harriett E. Shoemaker, June Tann, Angelina Vescovo, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Watson, Ruth White, Virginia
Moore, Louise Wyatt, Betty Jane
White, Marjorie Hall, Mary M. Hillis, Er~~. beth Fauntleroy, Pattie
Hende•· ~on, Satffe Renshaw, Bernard
·
Freutel.
Weelt-en'd ..ttlit.Dr,s were: Mr. and
Mrs. M. Owen, l.Iiss Henrietta
Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
White, Mrs. H. B. Showers and Mrs.
W. P . Brown.

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:JJCATED .1 AROY&#13;
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A clay tennis court Is also under&#13;
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Mi~s Marga ret Gavia is in charge&#13;
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illness of Miss Sammie Rushing.&#13;
New visitors at camp this week&#13;
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Marjorie Chapman, Ruth Crumley,&#13;
Billie D ea n, Rachel Durall,&#13;
Norvelle E arle, Lorena Gillina, Gene&#13;
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