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Thirteen youngsters, ages 9*11, of Amissville are attending summer camp this week at the Methodist Camp near Boston, V'a., along with other youth from the Charlottesville District of Methodist Churches. Above Julie Davis snaps a picture of Vickie Settle, Debbie Poe. Connie Holmes, Cheryl Poling, Denise Carder. Greg Poe and David James; back row. Junior Pullen, Billy James, A1 Harrup, Garland James and Carl James. The children had just been swimming in the camp pool, followed by lunch. Next on the agenda for the day was a quiet hour before afternoon activities began. This group was under' the direction of A. D. McLaughlin of Charlottesville, who was in charge of the 67 attending from Charlottesville District. Amissville Methodist Church had the second largest group attending from a single church. Other activities of the camp include classes, hikes, swimming and swimming lessons, games, songs and vespers. There were 9 counselors in addition to f* Director McLaughlin. .
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