The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-12
Girl Scout
News


/ News
Mrs. E. Blake Francis, commits
sioner Of the Indianapolis n
Marion county Girl Scouts, Will
talk at 3:15 p. m. April 10, over Inc
local station WFBM, on the Girl
Scout National Convention which
will be held in Indianapolis this fall,
and also about Camp Dellwood,
local Girl Scout camp.
New candidates who have been
reported during the past week are:
Alice B~rayftts, Jean Daniels, Mary
Catherine Ellis, Troop /; Betty Get
tins, Troop %; Sara Bell and Eve
lyn Fausey, Nina Britain, Mary
Dean Eisman, Helen Stall, Mildred
Young. Bonnie Jones, Ruth Keller,
Troop 80; Hazel and Eleanor Wolfe,
Troop SO; Rosalie LeveSon, Billy
Lawrence, Vira Meredith, Troop As.
Mexican reciprocal gift" to the
children of Indiana has been re-
ceived. 1t is a cabinet containing
an interesting exhibit characteristic
of Mexico. 1t will be o display
at the Children's Museum, 1850
North Meridian street, April 8 to
IL. The ceremony of reception will
take place at the museum on Thurs
day, at 800 p. m. Governor Harry
G. Leslie has been invited to par
ticipate.
Betty Leech OF Troop 46 has been
appointed as a patrol leader.
Girl Scout Cookie day has been
set for Saturday, May 3. Order for
cookies must be in the Office by April
80,
Janet Ernst, Thelma Martin, and
Vancie Clampitt of Troop IL all
passed their work on first class hik-
ing. They held an overnight hike
for thirty girls at Camp Dellwood.
Mrs. Mabel Fouty and several OF
the girls mothers chaperoned the
group. This troop has started hav-
ing its meetings at the Speedway
Methodist Episcopal church on
Fridays.
New leaders training class will
start April % at the Girl Scout
headquarters, 512 Board Of Trade
building. This is to be the last
leaders class conducted this year.
Carolyn Box and Dorothy Dur
hams, patrols of Troop 43 went on
a hike to Camp Dellwood last week.
Helen Whitfield and her patrol
went on a marshmallow roast last
Monday evening.
The Woman's Business and Pro
fesSional Club want Girl Scouts,
who will take the places of pages
and uShers at the state convention,
to be held May 10, IL, and II, Sat
urday, Sunday, and Monday. There
will be four Girl Scouts on duty
at a time, in uniform. Those in
terested are asked to call Miss
Foxwortny at the Girl Scout head
| quarters and sign up by the mid
die of April. The hours are from
II to 1000 p. m. Saturday: from
800 a. m. to 1000 p. m. on Sun
day and Monday from 800 a. m. to
1000 p. m.
Miss Eleanor Ferris, captain of
Troop 80 and her troop took a hike
Saturday.
Blue cards for the court of
awards will be due the second week
in May.
Two new patrols have been r
ganized in Troop 46 with Mary
Helen King and Marjory Goldberg
chosen at the new patrol leaders.
Troop 8 went to Camp Dellwood
last week during spring vacation
and the girls worked on passing
tests.
Troop 1 has started keen COMPETE
ton in patrols for the n that sells
the most Girl Scout cookies. The
patrol leaders are Kitty Lou Fitz-
gerald. Margaret Stump, Virginia
McGlasson, and Jean L. Smith.
Girls who have been invested
during the past week are: Alice
KautSky, Troop 10: Marjorie and
Dorothy Allen, Troop 80; Dorothy
PIumely, Troop 40; Dorothy Rybolt,
Troop %.
A new Troop 80 has been started
at the Third Christian church
Seventeenth and Broadway. Miss
Caroline Wagner is the captain.
Troop meets every Friday at $3.50
p. m.
Troop So sewed On the curtains
! for the basement of the church in
which they have their meetings.
| Girls working on these will pass
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