The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

viii be- held IT the home OF Mildred
and Viola Carlson.
Five Of the Ahwandahs were 10
serve nj the orihopedie tea shop
Saturday under the auspices OF the
fenlon I'm guild.
Tho ooldya Campfire Girls ~
Ballard VIII hold bazaar IN the
basement ~ the Christian church.
s0th NJ. and second ave. ~. w.,
December 10. from TO 10 =. IN.
The wawhansee Campfire has
elected the following officers. sara,
frances Reilly. president. Jonsphine
Walker. vice president; Edwina Tot.
hill. secretary. liner Huima. treas.
nrrr Mary Chichester. cheer leader
Josephine Walker. scribe.
The Gonzqadets were to give bas
saar Saturday With the Wscato
group.
Kiloaua Campfire has decided 20
aend another basket TO the family
they are helping 10 Black Diamond
During the holidays they are going
10 sing Christmas carols In their
neiehbofhood along with the three
Hlusbird groups. The girls will give
a combined entertainment and social
evening Ia honor Of their parents
and friends December "a in the as.
scmbiy room Of the McGlisrl school.
A program Is being prepared BY
committee headed by Jessie Walpey.
Emily Shaw has been elected scribe.
The next meeting viii be held
Monday afternoon At the home OF
the guardian.
WaFlula Campfire has decided 20
establish candy booth after
Christmas at the LAZY Touring mills
Kimonhon Campfire II planning q
rummaRe sale on December ~ 20
earn money 20 pay for the Blue Bird
groups Of which the leaders are mem.
beers and TO flii stockings for Christ.
mas orphans on Queen Anne f.il and
give Christmas party for them.
They are planning mothers meet
ing and ceremonial during Christ.
mas vacation. Eileen kimnane and
Margaret Josiin will take the Torch
Bearers rank al the next ceremonial
Eiuta-ahni Campfire girls are max,
ing and dressing dolls 20 be given 10
the Theodore home for Christmas.
y. J. Aaron has presented 10 head.
quarters n sewing machine for mend.
ing and dressing dolls 10 be distrib.
utad among poor families
The January Count goes 20 pr~ss
In two weeks That r.. Il goes TO
preaw IL wlffielent number of girls.
guardians and interested people sub.
scribe. After two free issues II IL
necessary 20 discontinue I; unless
the subscriptions come in. The price
IL 30 c.n,s year and the Campfire
Count contains all the announce.
msnts for the month in addition to
occasional articles by girls
In the Greenwood school district
u small group 81 new Campfire
Girls who are striving TO earn
money for their dues and initial ea.
penNen. They need a guardian. For
the present. Mrs. A. X. Bell il help.
ing them. but with her o~n group
~ niusblrds II is Impossible for her
10 continue
A. the Denny school there are girls
for two new Campfire groups. Mlss
Dorothy Preston has taken one Who
viii take the other-
Several groups 81 girls from LIN.
coin high are calling for guardians.
The Cleveland Campfire Girls pub.
iish a monthly bulletin called Cleye
land woheio. A copy Of II IL al
Campfire headquarters.
Tho following groups have respond.
81 generously with collections Of
used toys. Mrs. Bernice o'Neii. Mrs.
Helen MeDougali. Mrs. II. fioesly.
Mizs Ruth Lowrse Toys from Mrs.
G. vs.. stimwon ard Mrs. +. c. Henry
added greatly TO the collection.
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