The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19
Girl Scout
News

New candidates who have been
reported during the last week are:
Mary Jane Pope, Betty Farmer,
Troop "a; Katherine Mewhinney.
Rhes Harmeson, Troop 50: Mar
garet Ward, Alice Layrnan, Ethel
May Osborne; Maxine SHREDDER,
Troop /: Eileen Sweeney. Troop ~;
Katherine LanlInert, Mary Jane
Tyner, Troop IS; Priscilla KeefeY,
Msybelle Bentley. Troop %; Bar
bara Ann Summers, Helen Mas
Gregor, Troop IS; Dorothy Mahey,
Mary jeanette Goad, Genevieve
Hall, Laura Miller, Troop IT; Doris
Cook, Helen Waters, Margaret
Pierce, Martha Jane Bond, Vivian
Ross, Edith Simmons, Juanita Abel,
Troop 80.
Mrs. Alfred Wells Noling of tho
leaders association, has been ap-
pointed general chairman for the
Girl Scout cookie day, which has
been set for Saturday, May 3. The
purpose Of this is for capital camp
expense. Each troop must report
the cookie booths they have to the
office. Cookie orders Of each girl
must be reported to the captains
and in turn to the Office not later
than Wednesday, April 80.
Blue cards for the next court Of
awards must be in May 81. This re-
port will be held in Irvington.
Troop took hike to Smiths
woods last Saturday. More than
thirty girls took part. The girls
passed fire building and nature
work.
Women's Business and Profess
Sional Club want Girl Scouts who
will take the places of pages and
ushers at the state convention, May
10, II and II, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. There will be four Girl
Scouts on duty at a time, in uniform.
The hourszare from noon to 10 p. M.
Saturday, from a. m. to 10 D. m,
Sunday and from a. m. to 10 .. m,
Monday.
Girls who have been invested dur
ing the last week are Winifred
Lloyd, Caroline Robertson, Troop
"a; Jane Boyd, Troop 80; Mary
Catherine Ellis, Alice Bray Fits.
Troop l; Julia Lewis, Ruth Alice
Hoffman, Edna Ruth Brown. Troon
IS; Margaret Burton, Juanita Cold.
well, Alice Jean Durbin, Troop II.
A new leaders training class viii
start April % at the Girl Scout
headquarters at 10 a. m.
This is the last class 10 be offered
this year,
Troop II has planned It's mother.
fsther-daughter banquet for April
so at the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
church, State street and Sturm
avenue. Mrs. Clayton Ridge Of the
Girl Scout speakers and eduea-
tional committees will speak, Miss
Jean Adamson, local director, viii
talk on camp. Gladys Bauserman
will give a piano selection, and
fifteen Girl Scouts will give the
Girl Scout litany.
The following girls have been
enrolled in Troop SO at st. Joan
Of Arc school, Lucille Barry.
Clementine Beekerich, Betty Berl.
ing, Bertha Conley, Betty Ccyie.
Eleanor Dietz. Phyllis Donahue.
Betty Early. Mary Francis Funk.
Marguerite GrosSart, Gladys HaRe-
mann, Evelyn Hanon, Mary Ann
Hoffman, Mary Catherine Jonas.
ThereSe Reach, Helen Koesters.
Mary Jane Lang, Jeanne Laveiie,
Josephine McAllister, Dorothy
Mansfield. Marjorie Miller. Mary
Louise OhleyeY. Virginia O'Reiily,
Marie Rivers, Mary Jane Sclmitt,
Mary Slupesky, Mary steinmetz.
Margaret Swindler, Mary jams
Thompson, Violet Todd and Alicia
WEIGH.
Mrs.. E. Blake Francis, commits
sioner Of the Girl Scouts of Indian
apolis and Marion county, will give
a talk. April 81, at 3:l5, over station
WFBM. Her sp-ech was postponed
last wees until this coming Monday.
Her broadcast will be On Gin Scout
national convention and Camp Dell
wood. The last Of this series will
be given by Miss Blanchard Of l..
8. Ayres, April 20.
Girls in uniform are wanted 20
work in downtown booths on Cookie
day.
Child Health week will be csle-
brated April 20 TO May 8. Thirty
FIVE girls have been chosen to help
with this program to represent the
Girl Scouts.
Seventh District Federation %
Women will sponsor Girls veek
from April 81 70 %. All giYis are
invited TO attend 4 meeting at l.
S. Ayres auditorium at Saturday,
April IS. Girl Scouts are 70 be rep
resented on the program.