A Good Camper Is Perfect Human
A seasoried camper is as unmistaka ble as a sunburn. He doesn't rely on anybody for any thing. He brings his own matches, his own shaving equipment, his own jackets.
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Joan Durham
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
3
The Seasoned Camper At Camp He Keeps Order And Shares
A seasoned camper, if male, handles chores, water, and supplies with care. He carries water, shores canoes, tidies gear, makes his bed, and keeps his belongings organized while joining in activities and learning new skills to fit camp life.
Washington and surrounding visits fill weekend gatherings
Washington residents hosted and visited a long list of guests across Arkansas and beyond. Dr. R. Manton Wilson and son Robert of Korea joined Sunday guests in Washington, with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson Sr. in Columbus. Miss Mary Sue Stingley left for Idabel Oklahoma to visit her father Rev. W. H. Sting ley. Local families including Grants from Little Rock, the Etter household, Meeks of Smackover, and numerous friends from Hope, Arkadelphia, and nearby towns shared weekend activities, travel to California plans, and assorted social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stuart
R. Manton Wilson
Robert
Korea
J. 5. Wilson Sr
Columbus
Mary Sue Stingley
Idabel
Okla
W. H. Stingley
H. Grant
William Harold
Little Rock
Sallie L. Etter
W. H. Etter
Sarah Louise
Washington
A. W. Meeks
Marjorie Meeks
Smackover
J. A. Wilson
Bessie Trimble
Miss Meeks
Margaret Pruitt
Sarah Louise Grant
Roy Bruce
Woodrow Parsons
Arkadelphia
QO. A. McKnight
Home Demonstration Club
Camp Fike
Annie Jo Timberlake
Melba Coffee
Claudia Agee
Hope
Evelyn Ruth Timberlake
Charlotte Agee of Hope
Lola Lee Martin
Ruel Oliver
Walter Oliver
Allison Shields
Jane Hulsey
California
Dward Stewart
Fort Worth
Texas
M. H. Stewart
Lorenzo Tate
Magnolia
Edgar Taylor
Homer Beal
Joplin
Presbyterian Church
Ford Hanna
Ben Ganellett
Ozan
Lee Halt
Kathryn Hott
Holt
Roressa
O. B. Hardeman
Pilkinton
Mary Pilkinton
Yora Ridgehill
Atlanta
Ridlgdill
Pink Horton
Ella Monroe
Ridgdill
A. P. Delany
Pauk Dudney
Pike
Howard Counties
Camp Rules Highlight Quiet, Self Reliance Amid Shortage
The excerpt notes a disciplined approach to camp life, avoiding entanglements and theft. It emphasizes not sharing cigarettes, preserving scarce resources, and maintaining independence in a closed environment.
Teacher's Son Begins College Age Twelve
A mathematics professor's son, Martin Ettlinger, plans to enter college next September at age 12. He started private elementary school at four, finished grades in two years, then sped through junior high in a year. To avoid graduating too young, his high school schedule is half day. He could have entered college earlier but chose a broader curriculum. Educators credit rapid reading and strong memory, noting his ability to read backwards discovered three years ago.
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Austin
Tex
Martin Ettlinger
Wallace and Wallace kin visit as guests with church plans
The notice lists Rev Dothan Wallace of Ohio preaching at St Paul Sunday morning. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W P Wallace and others from Kan and Magnolia. Several locals travel for events, shopping, and family visits. An August Baptist meeting led by Rev S A Whitelow is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Wallace
Eunice Wallace
Kansay
Dothan Wallace
Ohio
St. Paul
Robert May
Magnolia
J. BE
Wilbur D. Jones
Floyd Mathews
Willie Stuart
Cliftton Ditty
Little Rock
State Council
State Council m Meeting of Hope Demonstration Clubs Held At Camp Pike
Sallie Murphy
Sallie Webb
Bill Robins
Wayne Collett
Benton, Ark
Helen F. City
Ed Greed
Jack Agleton
P. E. Citty
Hot Springs
Helen Francis
Ozan Aces Defeat Hope Team 6 to 4 in Sunday Game
Local notes tell of students visiting relatives in town and departures of Mrs. Laura Wright Allen to Los Angeles after an extended stay with sister Mrs. Pearl Yonado. Mr and Mrs Earl Robins hosted Mrs Robins mother Mrs Wakley and sister Miss Ruby Wakley of Nashville Ark as guests this week. The Ozan Aces won the Sunday game against Hope with a 6 to 4 score.
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Lenard Cope
Laura Wright Allen
Los Angles
Calif
Pearl Yonado
Earl Robins
Robins
Wakley
Ruby Wakley
Nashville
Ark
Ozan Aces
Hope
J. E. May
Visitors and Attendees From Hope and Nashville Event
Mrs. C. C. Parker of Hope and Mrs. May visited Friday with others. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Jones, Miss Helen Francis City, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker attended a show in Nashville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Parker
Hope
May
Wilbur D. Jones
Helen Francis City
Cecil Walker
Nashville
The Bottle Still Missing in Train Morning Mystery
A train morning scene revolves around a missing bottle of Seyteh jin. The conductor questions if the finder was from the Last Mid Found Department, while a passenger notes the finder exists though not identified as Gumed jilo.
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