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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
ming
by
nts
geme
arran
been assist ed m Mrs. E. H. Mad- •
rs. K. D. Larke y,
back ride , an outdo or meal, a
dux, Mrs. H. \V. North , Mrs. Law- horse
· hike, tennis or ping- pong ·and
canoe
.
Potts
ay
rence Coe and Mrs. Rams
sinain g aroun d the camp fire.
aroup
Miss Leont ine Butle r, YWC A busiHoste s for Adult s
- "
°:ess g.irls: secret ary, .is adm.i nistra
s
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
rector. •
memb ers espec ially select ed
staff
first
the
camp
Girls who go to
l
annua
the
enjoy
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
saver in ·itach unit. State board
Falls
Scbut
Girl
oks
new unit overlo
of Arkan sas appro ves
health
of
main
the
of
si-ght
of
and is out
dard s and tests water
1 health
camp .
A typiGa l day at camp migh t in- and rn·'
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            <text>imes to Begin&#13;
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;
urday, June 22. Reservaions&#13;
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;
hree mil by highway, from&#13;
ardy, Ark. South Fork. of Spring&#13;
iver runs right thru the camp,&#13;
aking possible a shaded swiming&#13;
area, between two waterfalls.&#13;
ven the archery range, alongsid~&#13;
.the river, is shaded. '2..&#13;
Well Org1mized f) l \..:7 MRS. JESSE CUNNINGHAM&#13;
Mrs. Jesse Cunningham, YWCA ·&#13;
ca.mp c~mmit~ee chairman, has elude an hour of handcraft, swimbeen&#13;
assisted m arrangements by ming lessons or "free" swimming, a&#13;
rs. K. D. Larkey, Mrs. E. H. Mad- •&#13;
dux, Mrs. H. \V. North, Mrs. Law- horseback ride, an outdoor meal, a&#13;
rence Coe and Mrs. Ramsay Potts. canoe· hike, tennis or ping-pong ·and&#13;
Miss Leontine Butler, YWCA busi- aroup sinaing around the campfire.&#13;
°:ess g.irls: secretary, .is adm.inistra- " Hostes for Adults&#13;
ttve director, and Miss Juha Hall, s&#13;
Girl Reserve. se_cretary, program di- Girls live in 8 to 10, 11 to 13, 13&#13;
rector. • to 15 and 16 to 18 age groups, with&#13;
Girls who go to camp the first staff members especially selected&#13;
two weeks will enjoy the annual&#13;
Fourth of July get-together with for their training and abflity. There&#13;
the Girl Scouts. The staff will ar- is a hostess for adults and they live&#13;
rive at camp three .days before its apart from,;tli:e girls .and pro·grams&#13;
opening, for additional training. are plann·ed· as t_~y -11equest them.&#13;
The camp, which accommodates Ten doll~\S t. welk . includes every-&#13;
80 girls, has a number of improve- thing ''~t~ laundry, · horseback&#13;
ments, including a ;new cabin for ridingsiilia craft materials. There&#13;
the senior girls' unit, and renov.a- is a nurse ,and a dietitian. A Red&#13;
Hon of the rustic dining hall, ~ich Cross ·instructor has charge of the&#13;
has apple-green furnishi~. The ... ater front and there is a senior&#13;
new unit overlooks Girl Scbut Falls life saver in ·itach unit. State board&#13;
and is out of si-ght of the main of health of Arkansas approves&#13;
camp. 1 health dard s and tests water&#13;
A typiGal day at camp might in- and rn·'&#13;
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              <text>Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/</text>
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