The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

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AUGUST 15, 1952 Candid ( Uga?w2 m \ ^tSn K / ;l S > V \9^H3E^^lnirJrl \ I W?K- m \ L n i CLINTON MILLS' CAMPFIRE G just before they left on the mill's L 'AJL w A HAPPY GROUP swimmin M A/?l# AAVN IIM/I A* I U M ?**MAaM**> AM 1ICLIV UCC^ UllLlCi 111CT S U ptfl VlblUH '^^^ ^ L^r ~ ^?f9 "J TEXTILE PAINTING was < Horn and this group is shown c painted. Cameraman Sm |L IH [RLS are shown above three day > bus for an enjoyable the folio Jk .^2 g at Camp Buck Horn are shown of life guard Boyce Wilson. f -* 3^*"*23^H M B^K <fi sne of the crafts taught at Buch lisplaying some aprons they hand THE CLOTHMAKER ips Clinton Girls > - ? l~" -f-wi a m ?1 g W ^ ^PPFg^^B| Kn^f':/\h^I^ i^iC<r J Jflk ^ S 2 ; l^l s at Camp Buck Horn. Included in the c wing adult supervisors: Mrs. Eva Li Buck Horn... (Cont'd from Page 1) During the arts and crafts periods, the younger girls performed magic by transforming oatmeal boxes into attractive pocketbooks and , work boxes. At the same time the older girls were making white aprons with handpainted designs. Congratulations go to Susan Terry. Lorraine Patterson. Ann Cooper, Delores Brookshire, Iris Hughes and Shirley Ivester for passing their Wood-Gatherer's rank i while at camp. An average of 30 girls participated in the camp each of the three days under the supI ervision of Mrs. J. V. Lowe 1 and Mrs. Pat Sholar as counselors; guardians. Mrs. J. B. Patterson. Mrs. Joe Cooper. M ~ i I ; ^ ?..,i .\11^ lie C1I1U social director, Mrs. Joe E. Land. Boyce Wilson was life guard for the encampment. Day Camp... (Cont'd from Page 1) The successful day camp was under the director of Mrs. lone Wallace, Lvdia Mills' community director, with the following advisors: Mrs. J. B. Templeton, Miss Mary Johnson. Mrs. Roy Thomas. Miss Miriam Templeton. Mrs. Frances Warner. Miss Margaret Mitchell. Mrs. 3obbv Bovce. Mrs. Lois Webb. Mrs. Trammie Boozer. Lvdia recreation assistant Pat Sholar and George Fleming. The day camp wil become : an annual event following the outstanding success and interest of the first one. > While At Buck I j*Sk J| B^x m " Mfl [roup are Sholar, Nellie Osborne. Seln and. Pat Coope;, Boyce Wilson, life c yjH* y * ^ h^UEvBE* -v SHOWN ENJOYING a boatride at Ivester, Shirley Lowry, Delores Brook l j| * lil ^ ?r II m ^ M I Br r jC ' IT WAS A TIRED group at Buc) activities, so this group is shown rest 7 Horn ta Patterson. Alice Lowe. Sara ruard and Ott Thomas, drWer. H&|^D Camp Buck Horn are Sandra ?hire and Shirley Ivester. H . . H sfl Bk ^ j^BiM ^ -^SP c Horn after a busy round of ing while getting a little sun.