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4-H CAMPERS RETURN
By B. H. WEDDLE, JR.
Assistant County Agent
The braves of both the Cherokee and Mohawk tribes have returned from their week of camping at the {Powell's Fort Valley 4-H club camp.
In a week pactyd with activities, everyone of the campus and leaders expressed their satisfaction in the well rounded schedule followed- Everyone had plenty of time for gwimming, ball playing, square darfcing, nature study, and handicraft work plus the ritual of 4-H camp life, and just about everyone said at one time or another that they wished the camp was a two-week affair rather than one.
Both tribes co-operated exceldently with the leaders and competition between the two tribes throughout the week was keen. After Newbill Miller had been elected as Big Chief and Sara Flythe elected as big scribe to assist him, the tribes elected the following officers: _
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