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block. Any information desired can
be had by calling Campfire head
quarters, Tyler 1852.

block. Any information desired can
be had by calling Campfire head
quarters, Tyler 1862.
II The Minnehaha group, with their
guardian, Mrs. Southwell, will meet
at the home of Ruth Richardson.
This group has planned hike on
Saturday il the weather is agreeable
otherwise they will be busily en-
gagged with their sewing.
Joe Schalek's group will hold their
next meeting with Dorothy Ed
wards. This is the regular meeting
which was postponed last week.
Miss Alice Chambers group will
give the musical program this after
noon at the Social Settlement. A
reading by Leita Tony, vocal solo
by Louise Logan and piano solos
by Inez Mauer and Dorothy Gilbert
is part of the entertainment planned.
The Akita groupa which had q
candy sale at the " w. c. A. on
Saturday before the Campfire sing,
were so successful that Mrs. Charles
Helsey's group is to follow their
plan and have sale of the same
kind before the same sing on next
Saturday. At a meeting on Tuesday
at the Y. w. c. A. Edith Allen was
chosen chairman OF the committee to
take charge of the candy sale for
next Saturday.
The Akita group realized $3.50
from their sale at the last sing.
Other groups enjoying hikes on
Saturday were Sue Morearity's' and
Margaret Bliss groups. Miss Nor
earity's girls went to Child's Point
and enjoyed a meal cooked IN
regular campfire style, while Miss
Bliss group took the road north of
Florence and also enjoyed outdoor
cooking, Plans for this hike were
made az the meeting held at Mar
garet Shaw's on Wednesday by the
Tohase group, of which Margaret
Bliss is guardian, and at the meet
ing on Wednesday at the Y. w. C..
A. Of Sue Morearity's group.
The Iyopta group, of which Her
berta Barker is guardian, met on
Wednesday at Doris Talmage's
home. Virginia White has been
made assistant guardian of Miss
Barker's other group, the Wabi-
COON. They met with the assistant
guardian on Tuesday.
All Campfire girls and their
guardians are urged to come to the
sing on Saturday at the Young
Women's Christian association at
ESQ. in order that we may show the
repre- sentatives of the Concord club
who will be there how greatly we
appreciate their interest in our or
ganization and in order that we
may learn more of the songs.
( The last of series of group
meals which have been given by the
girls of Mrs. N. A. Niswonger's
group took place Saturday evening
at the GUARDIANS home.
Mabel Workman's group met on
Saturday at the home of Inez Sc
lander.
ALL Campfire groups organized
before last December are requested
to pay their annual dues at once,
unless they have already done so.
The New York Office has notified
Omaha headquarters that annual
dues should be paid BY the 1st of
March Of each year.
Great interest has been shown in
the 500-word essay contest which is
open to all Campfire girls in the
city. H. R. Bowen is offering two
cash prizes for the best essays, each
prize SIS, one to go to the girl be-
tween the ages of II and IS, and the
other to girl over IS. The time
limit has been extended to March
81. The topics chosen as subjects
for the essay are "The Benefits
Campfire Girl Should Bring to Her
Community" and Campfire Girl in
Her Home Relationship" and
What a Campfire Girl Owes to
Her Campfire Sisters" and what
Campfire Means to Me-" The es-
say can have one of these as it's