The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-05
Camp Fire Girls

AL Cne regular meeting OF WOkl-
tar group OF School SIS Miss Julia
Timmons, guardian, the following
girls were elected: Secretary, Evelyn
Theising; treasurer, Gertrude White.
There were twenty-one girls at the
meeting.
The following officers were elected
at the last meeting of Kataya group
of school No. 40, Miss Pauline Moh-
Ter, guardian: President, Mary
Thompson; vice-president, Betty
Lercamp; secretary, Katheryn Con-
ner; scribe, Annabelle Obergfell.
Ruth Slaughter was elected presi-
dent and Mary Kersey secretary at
the last meeting of the Shuinala
group. All girls who would like to
become Camp Fire Girls and live
in this neighborhood are cordially
invited to the next meeting, which
will be at the home of Helen Hud-
son, GIT West Thirty-third street.
The following girls are members:
Ruth and Bertha Slaughter, Eleanor
Klutey, Helen Hudson, Mary Ker-
sey, Myrtle Tolle.. Ruth Slaughter
has earned a new member honor.
The Wapemeo group of school No.
SIS have elected the following Off
GERS: President, Kathryn Knepper;
vice-p president, Rose Mary Woerde-
man; secretary, Mildred Brunette;
reporter, Ruby, Williams; treasurer,
Thelma Chumley.
Knightstown group under the
leadership of Miss Mildred Dowell
had a mother-daughter banquet at
the Christian church. The decora-
tons were all in shades of orange
and brown and favors were lolly-pop
dolls. The following program was
given: Camp fire song, toast to
mothers, Mary A. Wallace; response
to toast, Mrs. Hoyt Hardin; clarinet
solo, Lois Williams; reading, Mil
dred Hawkins; piano solo, Mary I.
Steele; talk, Miss Jean Berger;
camp fire song, reading, Hazel Rit-
ner; duet, Barbara Bell and Electa
Linton; piano solo, Janet Hardin;
song, Mildred Hawkins. officers of
the group are: President, Mary Alice
Wallace; vice-president, Mary I.
Steele; secretary-treasurer, Mildred
Dalyrample. The assistant guardian
is Helen Mason.
A new group, under the guardian
ship of Miss Annie Agnes Mooney,
has the following enrolment: Es-
ther Gardner, Margaret Anderson,
Sarah Miller, Katherine Batman,
Bessie Harper, Helen Davis, Mary
Couch. This group is sponsored by
the Fletcher Place Methodist Epis-
copal church. Aktatci group o.
Franklin, under the leadership OF
Miss Mayn1e Johnson, just has been
registered, with the following men,
bership: Julia Province, Betty Ra-
ker, Rebecca Giger, Betty Lou Will
ianS, Virginia F'eatheringill, Pau
line De Wore, Ruth Jones, Ruth
Hicks, Martha Pearl Johnson, Rose
mary 1ulley, Kathryn Furguson,
Catherine Pritchard, Betty Gross,
Virginia Patterson, Helen j. Means,
Elizabeth Hougland, Jean Schafer,
Rosemary Payne, Caroline Thalhe-
mer, Alice Jane Hougham.
There will be guardians meet
ing at the Camp Fire Office Wednes-
day at 1880. All guardians and any
one interested in the organization
are urged to come.
A meeting of scribes will be held
Saturday afternoon, Oct. II, at 2.
All scribes are asked to be- present.
If it is impossible to come repre-
sentative should be appointed. All
scribes' notes should be in the Office
each week by Thursday noon.
A hike was held Saturday morn
ing for all girls in the city.
Committee of awards will have
the first fall meeting Saturday
morning from 9 to IL o'clock at
Cropsey hall, Oct. 26. The following
Saturday will be the semi-annual
council fire. AL girls who can take
rank are urged to do so. Help in
and phase of the work may be had
by coming to the Camp Fire office.
Chippinock group had hike and