The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17
Girl Scout
News


The Girl Scout photography class
has invited the Girl Scout troops,
their leaders, parents and friends
to attend their closing day cele-
bration which is to be held in the
L. S. Ayres' auditorium. Saturday,
May "a, from 2 to 5. The program
for this event will consist of an ex-
hibit of the best work each Girl
Scout has done. from 2 to 3:15.
After this there will be several talks
given by prominent speakers N
photography work. Mrs. E. Blake
Francis, commissioner, will give the
opening greeting, What Is Pho
tography-a New Interpretation"
by Hilary Bailey; Studying Nature
Through the Medium of Camera, .
by Brandt Steele; Our Attitude
Toward Photography" by DR.. j. F.
Bailey. The program will close
with the announcement of awards
and prizes for the following work:
illustrative photography, indoor
portraiture, nature studies and
still-life studies.
Blue cards are due not later than
Wednesday. The next court OF
awards will be held June 6, at the
Irvington Methodist church, Audit
bon circle, at 7. This will be the
last court until fall.
Troop 80 is going to entertain the
girls who sold the most cookies in
their troop with a costume party.
Troop % entertained their par
ents Friday with Father-Mother-
Daughter banquet at the Broadway
M. E. church. The Girl Scouts made
up the program.
Camp folders may be obtained at
the Girl Scout headquarters any
time now. Leaders are asked to get
the folders for their troop since they
are not going to be mailed this year
to the girls.
New candidates reported during
the last week are Ethel Mae Os-
borne, Patricia Flick, Mary Fran
ces MiIholland, Fay Van Arendof\,
Naomi Williams: Troop /; Betty
Jane Ramsey. Marcella Johnston,
Mary Florence Hunt. Troop II, and
Alberta Specie. Trop 81.
Patrol l of Troop % sold the most
cookies. The girls Of this patrol are
to be honor guests on hike which
has been planned by the other girls.
Mary Louise Merrill is the patrol
leader.
The Girl Scout edition called
The Girl Scout Salute" is now
ready at the office. Leaders are
asked to come in for them. This
issue is the camp number.
Mrs. william Edwards, examiner
for the hostess merit badge has been
working with Troop % for the last
two meetings. Quite few girls are
passing this merit badge.
A mothers tea is going to be
given this week by the girls Of
Troop 81. Mrs l. Jones is the cap
tain Of this troop.
The girls that have been invested
during the past week are: Margaret
Pierce and Helen Waters, Troop 30.
Troops 43, 80, g and "a are all
taking hikes out to Camp Dellwood
this weekend. Girls are passing a
great deal of their work for this
next court Of awards.
Troop 1 is going to have a ban
.quet for the fathers and mothers of
the girls Monday. June 2, at the
Irvington Presbyterian church,
johnson and Julian avenues. at
$50. The Girl Scouts are giving
the Girl Scout litany. Miss Adam
son, local director. will talk on
icamp. Song groups will make up
the program.
There will be a meeting Of the
citizen troop June IS and II at
Camp Dellwood. All girls that will
enter high school in the fall are in
vited to come. Details for this af-
fair will be given later.