The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
Campfire News and Notes


Council fires and demonstrations
by tho Campfire Girls are scheduled
on tho program OF the meetings OF
tho Washington State Teachers ab-
Bociatlon. which occurs next week,
Thursday and Friday. At Roosevelt
high school.
AZ noon on Thursday. 1890 and
1880, Campfire Girls viii giyo d
demonstration. and all girls arc ark
Cd 10 regiBtNr az headquarters be-
fore Tuesday evening II they can
take part.
Friday evening Campfire win take
part IN tho assembly Of tho insti.
tuto at tho University armory at
1850.
other demonstrations. for which
register IL now open. arc November
3. at sunnyside. before the PIT. n
Again on wednesday Of next wick
Campfire Girls will DO on the pro.
gram Of the Sunday School confer.
enco at tho First Christian church.
All Girls who have signed up 20
20 20 Camp sealth for next week.
the Halloween weekend party, must
pay 81 before Tuesday night 70
have a place reserved. Only those
who have paid will DO on tho final
list.
Tho g1iardians' training courses.
which open Monday at and Wed.
nesday evening at 1870. arc open 10
all women who are interested In
tho Campfire program. as well as
present Campfire Guardians.
Inside activities and winter plans
arc tho important features OF the
Campfire meetings this time Of the
year. The Neeaobes Campfire Girls
practleed songs and earned honors at
their last meeting at the homo Of
Isabel Whhliey.
Halloween parties, with goblins.
ghosts and ali the other things that
go 20 make up party. arc being
planned for by the waita girls from
Richmond Highlands Their party
will DO on the evening OF October u.
following a ceremonial. Tho girls arc
busy working on towels for tho ship,
and their headbands, Tho refresh.
ments committee for the party is
Helen Guih. chairman; Mona Aston
and Elizabeth Clark.
Beaded headbands is the password
for F1remakcrs. Have you started
yours7 Tho Tobehahe girls are
bringing their headbands 20 meet
ings and racing TO see who can
weave the most number OF rows.
Why don't you do thlsg
As tho moon was shining bright"
70 writes Peggy Stanley from the
Navajo Campfire. 'thc girls ven.
tured forth 10 tho home OF their
guardian for an election OF officers"
Peggy Ia the new president and Doris
Jansen the secretary. The girls arc
drawing black cats and ghosts for
the Halloween party they are going
to have
The Kwonesche Campfire Girls
held business meeting Monday eve.
ming for the purpose OF discussing
plans for work 10 be carried on dur.
Ing tho coming winter. One OF the
most important plans brought before
the meeting was that which concern.
ed the raising Of funds with which to
provide their part In the new ship
camnraderie. Definite arrangements
were made and committees appoint
cd for the several divisions OF work.
Tho meeting was well attended and
al Of the girls showed keen interest
In the activities which were proposed.
Members OF tho fyopato Campfire
held a candy sale Saturday. October
~. thru which they earned $40 10.
ward their Christmas and Thanks.
giving charities.
Friday afternoon the giris Joined
with three other groups TO giyo
birthday party at the Old Peoples
homo as their charitable work for
October. Next Friday they are 10
enjoy n Halloween party at the
home OF their president, Hazel Fred.
erici.
From Petersburg. Alaska. comes
this report from tho is.year.old
scribe In Miss Lcnore Martins
group.
group:
"on October 6, 1929. the Pebuaia
Campfire group OF Petersburg. had
a mothers meeting Mt the home Of the
guardian, Miss Lenore Martin. They