The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-07
Girl Scout
News

New candidates reported during
the past week are: Troop l, Anne
Jose and Marjorie Glass; Troop SIT,
Kathryn Dougherty, Jane De Castro,
Ruth De Castro, Evelyn Muth. Betty
Graves; Troop ~, airy WarmOth:
Troop 46, Dorothy Bender, Mar
garet Bernatz; Troop 81, Mary
Phillips, Julia Smith, Ami Lee
Moore.
The next court of awards will be
held the latter part of January. At
this court a Golden Eaglet will be
given to one of our girls who has
attained the highest honor that can
come to a Girl Scout. Tt is a very
interesting and impressive ceremony.
so plan to be present. The time and
place for this court will be an
nounced later The badges that may
be obtained a. this court are ath-
lete, cook. child nurse, needleWoman,
electrician. hostess, land animal
finder rock finder, star finder, gold
and silver stars, telegrapher, health
winner, first aid home service, OBJ
server, insect finder, photographer,
sailor and pioneer.
The leaders training classes. held
every Monday morning at the Girl
Scout headquarters, are being well
attended. Second class work is being
taken up now, and it is not too late
for new members to join. Any leader
who would like to review second
class work also is welcome to drop
in.
Mrs. Farrell is holding classes for
Girl Scouts each Saturday morning
from 10 to II at the indianapolis
Power and Light Company. Work
in second class is being given, and
if scouts attend these classes and
take instruction the badge may be
Passed to Mrs. Farrell.
Girls that have been invested
during the past week are; Troop D,
Marjorie Praed; Troop II, Ruth
Funk, Maxine Yorger; Troop 46,
Mary Louise Christina, Betty Ruth
Henry, Ruth Bertsch, Carol BoleS,
Clara Jane Hickman. Ruth Ann
Yeivington, Jean Buchanan, Mar
jorie Raise. Jean Benham, Peggy
Burrel, Evelyn Brecourt, Marion
Garter, Betty Ball, Ethel Mae He'll,
Anna Marie Rice, Betty Baier, Mar
jory Goldberg, Anna Mae Kennedy,
Mary Helen King, Ria LoomiS
Betty Lou Phillips.
The Mothers Council of Troop
20 gave a card party at Hawthorne
House, 2440 West Ohio street, Friday
AFTERNOON and night. The proceeds
Of the party goes to the Camp Fund.
Troop 25 is planning a Christmas
party for Dec. II. Miss Irene Stone
is the captain. Songs and entertain
ment will make up the program.
There are going to be two big days
at Camp Dellwood, Thursday and
Friday, Jan. 2 and 3. Each troop
must provide its own transportation,
and each girl must bring her own
lunch. A hot drink will be furn-
iShed. The program will consist of
games, songs and an opportunity for
passing tests will be given. Leaders
are urged to see that their girls are
dressed properly for this occasion.
Plenty of warm coats and sweaters
and boots or galoShes. If the first
day Is bad the girls will go on the
second, weather permitting.
Following is a list of girls that
sold a hundred of more dozen
cookies: Lwellyn Trimble, Troop %;
Betty Jane Heath, Jean Mellett
Eleanor Cook, Troop 40: Frances
Patton, Troop 10; Gretchen Huetter,
Troop 8; Jane Wynne. Troop 8;
Mary Jane Bayer, Trook IS; Mignon
Wagner. Nora SchiltgSs. Troop %
Friday, Dec. 20, the Juliette Low
service patrol of Troop 10 will hold
a craft sale at their meeting place
this day, at the First Congregational
church, Sixteenth and Delaware
streets, the southwest corner.