The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-28
Girl Scout
News

the past week are Dorothy La Pole,
Vivian Jones, Jean Harlan, Doris
Manuel, Madonna Peek, Margaret
Taylor, Troop 80; Mary Marshall
Troop "a; Dorothy Benton, Troop
35; Patty ROesch, Mary Evelyn and
Rhea Harmesop, Troop SO; Berna-
dine Sweeny, Troop AZ; Martha
Louise Adams, Troop 46; Norma
Whitehead, Troop 1.
The mother-father-d daughter ban
cue5 Of Troop 35 is to be held
Tuesday evening at the Irvington
Methodist Episcopal church. Talks
will be given by Mrs. Clayton
Ridge, Miss Jean Adamson, A. w.
Macy and by two Girl Scouts,
Bobby 10 Vestal, who will speak
on What 1t Means to BE a Girl
Scout" and Barbara Jean French
on Experience at Camp Dellwood." p"
The Cookie day posters are ready
for the leaders. and may be OBJ
tained any time now at Scout head
quarters.
The last of a series Of talks broad
cast over the local station WFBM
was given today at BIS p. m.
by Miss Blanchard of the photog-
raphy department at L. S. AyreS.
The Girl Scouts have been privileged
to attend a photograph class con-
Quoted by Miss Blanchard every
Saturday morning.
A new leaders training class has
been started by Miss Jean AGamson,
local director of Girl Scouts, and
any one who is interested in becom-
ing a leader may call the Office and
attend this class. This is the last
training course to be offered this
spring, and is held every wednesday
morning at 10 at the Girl Scout
headquarters.
Blue cards for Court Of Awards
are due Wednesday, May 81. This
court will be held in Irvington.
During Child Health week there is
to be a-luncheon at the Columbia
Club, May l, at r2s~, All captains and
council members cordially are in
vited to attend this affair. All res
eryatiohs must be made by Tues
day. The meeting will be over at 2
and leaders are, urged to attend.
Girls who have been invested dur
ing the past week are: Margaret
Williams, Troop II; Opal Pansley
Troop 81; Rose Mary Bradley, Troop
%; Mary SocwelI. AdeIine Lewis and
Ruth Roberts, Troop %; Elizabeth
Brunield and Jean Brown. Troop %;
Rosamond Schlagel. Troop 80; Wv
l4an Holmes, Troop "a, and Martha
Driskell, Troop 35.
Any girl who would like to work
in a downtown booth on Cookie day
| is asked to call the Girl Scout head
quarters. Girls must wear uniforms
and report at the Girl Scout Office
for inspection at 8 a. m. Saturday
May 3.
The Business and Professional
Club state convention is to be held
at the Claypool hotel May 10. II, II.
Girl Scouts have been asked to act
as pages and ushers during these
three days. Girls that belong to
the citizen troop have been asked
to volunteer their services. Report
to the Girl Scout headquarters,
leaving telephone numbers and
time you will be available.
The project offered to the troops
by Polk Milk Company still is open.
Polk Milk Company has made a
specially attractive offer for fifty
girls to go through their plant on
some Saturday morning. Mothers
especially are invited to go with
the girls.
Troop II Will hold its mother
father daughter banquet Wednesday
at the Westminster Presbyterian
church at $50. Parents and friends
are invited TO attend. Miss Jean
Adamson viii talk about Camp
Dellwood," and Mrs. Clayton Ridge
will speak on Scouting" Girl
Scouts Of this troop will give the
Girl Scout Etany.