Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 17

DUTDOOR CANPS TOBENEFIT 500 Tired Mothers and Under- privileged Children to Be Aided. Approximately 5.000 boys and tired mothers and underprivileged tle children will get a taste of outdoor life this Summer at camps of by organizations affiliated wi Community Chest, officials yesterday. The Chest agencies ope eamps, six of them free for privileged, three req pay, and nire sel camps. Enou have been received to fill some of the | camps for the Summer. | The 18 camps provide: wo weeks | or more of free healthful su ndings Among mderprivileged mothers. Through th peration of the Recreation Co: of the Council of Bocial Agencies National Capital ards of leadershi tions are maintained at the camps, | leaders said. The camps offer a wide varlety of training activities in which | children learn by doing things. The: activities are pointed toward develop- ing talents in dramatics, drawing, | writing, woodcraft and good sports- manship. Speclal Diets Provided. Wach camp is equipped to provide wholesome food and special diets for | children shown by medical examina- | tion to need special foods. The aix free camps opera‘ed by Chest and Council agencies are Ca Pleasant and Camp the Famil Center Camp, Happyland and ated by the Christ Child Alton, Md, operated by Child Bociety Those where campers may pay only & part of the cost of t outing are ©Camp Recder, ope the Boys' Club of Was boys' elubs: H by the G Camp K a, ope Child Society Group of “Pay" Camps. The self-supporting or “pav’ camps are Camp R t, Camp Wilson by the Dis- of Amer- , operated by Scouts; Holiday House, nbfl-i ated bv the Girls’ Frie Sncufl\;i Camp Clarissa Scott. operated by the Phrllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A.; Camp Liehtman, operated by the Twelfth Street Branch of the Y. M. C. A Camp Leis, operated by the Y. M. C. A., and Camp Kahlert, operated by the Y. W. C. A | The Junior Board of Commerce con- ducts an annual moonlight boat ride, the proceeds of which go to purchase “scholarships” for either part or full pay of boys at the Boys' Club Camp Board members provide additional in- dividual “‘schi ips” for various eamps. Proceeds from & fight spon- sored by the Variety Club nextemonth will go to the Council of Social Agen- eies to provide camp outings for moth- ers and children. Cruises Are Planned. A moonlight cruise, to raise funds to send underprivileged children to Bummer camp, will be sponsored by the Central Business Association June 28 at 8:45 pm. The cruise will be made aboard the steamship Po- tomae. There will be dancing on two deckz of the boat and additional en- tertainment Beveral changes have ocurred in the camping situation this vear. The Bovs' Club, which last year operated one of the two camps At the Chopa- | wamsic site, near Dumphries, Va., will return to its own Camp Reeder, on the Wicomoco River, in Maryland. | the Christ ‘The camp site ai Chopawamsic will | be taken over by Camp Pleasant, which will abandon its former site at | Blue Plains. Camp Goodwill will be | moved from Rock Creek Park to & new site at Chopawamsic. ! The Chopawamsic site, maintained by the National Capital Parks, is said to offer camping facilities superior to any provided in this area in the past. ‘The recreation area comprises about | 12,000 acres. Cemp buildings have | been constructed with Federal funds. | Nations Remove Fence. Barbed wire no longer separates | the people of Yugoslovia and Bulgaria. | The fence that barred the frontier | has been removed. Recently the | Yugoslavia government ordered the | obetruction, which was erected in 1920, cleared awav. So pleased were the people on either side of the line | that they did not wait for the! authorities to act, but quickly pulled | down the fence. Al Regal. volumes of pure voap and soft water, thor. oukhly rinsed--ze health. Jully clean, . . Expels Ragsl operates one of the Plants in the East., .. and . ‘the most perfect selentific ' TWE cleanimg systemy 1234 WATER STREET 5. W, ! Du Pont Bride ENGAGEMENT TO DELAWARE HEIR ANNOUN(CE GENEVIEVE LIVINGSTON ESTES. Mrs. Young Estes of Jack- sonville, Fla., has announced the engagement of her daugh- ter \to Nicholas Ridgely du Pont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene du Pont of Owls Nest, Greenville, Del. Miss Estes is 21 —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. F.J. MALLOY HEADS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 6, 1937—PART ONE. | | | Mail and Phone Orders | ' Promptly Filled ....DI 7575 Summer Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 | | | 1 | SPALDING COUNCIL Elected Grand Knight by K. of C. Group—Other Officers Are Chosen. | Frank J. Malloy has been elected ' grand knight of Spaulding Council Knights of Columbus, to succeed Thomas F. Carlin, who is completing his second term in office. Other new officers elected include John J. Carmody, deputy grand knight: F. H. Huneke. treasurer, re- elected for thirty-eighth term: Wil- liam G. McGuire, chancellor: Clarence J. Ouradnik, recording secretary; Ralph J. De La Vergne, warden; Frank P. Hanrahan, advocate: Wil- liam J. Ryan. trustee; Thomas E. Lucas, Bernard J. Bock and R. H | Rice, guards Malloy and Thomas F. Carlin were named aa delegates to the 1938 State convention, with J. Pred Brady and Carmody as alternates, Complete Radio Course. Five local youths, Browning Chew:. ning. D. O. Hunter, James H. Mi R. Pariseau and W. 8. 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