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NY A Dinner To Be Given ByOnondagasFunds Will Be Raised at Feast for Financing Model CampMoro than 335 persons, including Mends end relatives, nrs expected to attend the dinner to be given by SO yat local Youth Administration workers on the Indian arts and emits pruject at the Onondaga Reservation, in the basement of the Methodist Episcopal Church on the reservation. Thursday night at 7o'clock.The dinner will have a twofold purpose, serving as a conclusion to the councilors’ training course which has been given N Y A workers on the reservation to prepare them lor camp Jobs this summer and as a means ot raising funds lor which to stage a tw D-day model camping demonstration of Indian arts and craft*.Spankers at the dinner will Include Dr- E, A. Bate* of tbo bureau of Indian affairs at Washington, and Harlan B. Carr, regional NYA director. The following program, will be given by youths -on the reservation: Welcoming speeches, Marvin Grouse and AdelpbloR Logan; violin *oi“ Patil Beckman; harmonica solo, Sylvia George; singing duet. Edna Hill and Katherine Beckman; singing trio. Bertha Smith. Henrietta Smith and Norman Patterson; quartet-, Orcn Ljlw Pierce. Lloyd w«rtuttrk and Lawrence Smith.Among the gucste will £» Jewlivnn, repieseutnlg the long House council; the Rev. Livingston Crouse, raster of the Methodist Ep tec opal Church, and Mrs. crouse; the Rev. Hugh Nucomb, pastor of Wesleyan Church, and Nte.' Xucomb; Mrs-Martha Mahtcw^, jn^ilou worker; Miss Lillian McWeenle, State tupervising nurse; Mrs. Katharine Dutcher, principal oi the reservation school; LauU jr. Bruce. I?TA Indian project superior, and K. R: Strcex-er, first aid instructor. • .
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Thu, Jun 11, 1936
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