The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-13
Camp Fire Notes

Camp Fire Girls will act as ushers
at the State Parent-T Teacher con-
vention Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Four girls are needed for
morning and afternoon Of each day.
Those wishing to help should notify
the Camp Fire Office at once.
Anahan-Uniliyi group met with
the guardian, Mrs. T. J. Simpson.
for a picnic supper Wednesday
night. The following officers were
elected: Dorothy Teepe, president;
Margaret Goodlet, vice president;
Mary Lucille Traeger, secretary;
Mildred Crawshaw, treasurer; Viola
Ulrich, scribe, and Marcella Bea-
man, assistant scribe, A social per-
iod followed at the home Of Mary
land Bay.
Chipponock group met Friday at
the home of Margaret Hoover.
Members sewed garments for the
Needlework Guild.
The extension committee Of the
Indianapolis council of Camp Fire
Girls met this week to lay plans
for the extension Of Camp Fire into
districts not having groups. Twenty
two assignments we're made to mem
bers Of the committee, which is
composed of Mrs. Charles II. Smith.
chairman; Mrs. T. @. Miller, Mrs.
P. G. La Blant and Mrs. Milton w.
Mangus. The committee will meet
again next week to report on as
signments completed.
Tatpochen group of Irvington had
its election Of officers last week. New
officers are, president, Dorothy
Heath; Eileen Johnson, vice presi-
dent; secretary-treasurer, Nell
Kathryn kirkpatrick, and scribe,
Catherine Heath. Group meetings
have been changed from Wednesday
afternoon to Friday evening.
Truchenklnlo group of the Indi-
annapolis Orphans Home met Satur-
day. Election Of officers resulted
as follows: Mary Ellen Purnell,
president; Georgia Shake, secre-
tary; Eva Cummings treasurer, and
Charlene Waiscott, scribe After
the election the girls worked on
Needlework Guild garments. Nine
teen articles were finished.
Wokitan group of School SIS, at its
first meeting, elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Pauline Dingle;
secretary, Sylvia Lichtenburg; treas
urer, Jeanette Kissinger, and
scribe, LaVone Ulrey. Margaret
Harvey was appointed to get FagocS
each month The fire fighting cere-
mony was given out to be learned
by next meeting.
October 20 is the date set for an
all-city gypsy hike for Camp Fire
Girls. This is the first get together
Of the fall membership campaign
and each group is asked to bring as
many new camp fire girls as there
are vacancies in the group. Wear
hiking clothes, brightest gypsy
5carfs, bring lunch, and be at the
end of the w, Tenth st. car line at
10 a. m.
Tawanda group met at the home
of the guardian, Ethelmae Miller,
for a weiner roast. Later a joint
meeting with Shuinala group was
held to make plans for the Sunday
night ceremonial the two groups will
give at St. Paul's Methodist Church.
At its meeting Wednesday, Shu-
nuya group discussed the needle
work guild honor. Plans we're made
for weekend at Camp Alahi.
Otyokwa group of School 9 met
with its new guardian, Miss Myla
Smith, Friday.
Lechekno group Of Plainheld held
The fourth firemakers supper. At
the home Oh Miss Judith HeSsler,
with Hortense IIornaday assisting.
This group has an orchestra con-
sisting of nine pieces. 1t played at
the recital of the director, Miss
Editb White