The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-26
Camp Fire Girls

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q spring camp conference at Helms
summer resort, May ga. Each group
may send two representatives to
the conference. All registrations
must be in the Camp Fire Office by
Wednesday night. The girls will
leave the Camp Fire Office at 10
Saturday morning and return Sun
day afternoon. There will be con-
ferences on outdoor handcraft,
nature games and outdoor cooking.
All the Camp Fire groups are
working for nature honors this
spring. The new Camp Fire group
formed at School 80, under the
guardianship of Mrs. Franklin
White are earning the nature honors
of identifying migratory birds and
collecting wild flowers. The Ayan-
canku Camp Fire group, Miss June
Weir, guardian, gave a maple tree
to the new North Methodist church.
The girls held the tree planting
ceremony Wednesday,, and planted
the history of the group and names
of the girls at the root of the tree.
Girls taking part in the ceremony
were: Eleanor Jane FullenWider,
Joan Nichoalds, Genevieve Bryant,
Virginia Nefle, Kathryn Perryman,
Lenore Snethen, Virginia Nichoalds,
Dale Perryman. Miss Helen Nichols,
local executive, was the guest Of the
group for the ceremony and broke
the ground for the tree,
Eleanor Jane Fullenwider of the
Ayancanku group has made collect
ing and mounting of moths her
hobby. She has gathered the CO.
coons, watched the moths emerge
and mounted them. Three of these
moths now are on exhibition in the
camp fire Office. They consist of the
following types of moths: Auto
meris 10, Lune and the Telea Poly
phemus moth.
Mrs. A. L. jenkins, guardian of
the Aiyukpa group, has returned
from her trip to the south.
Camp fire girls from the follow
ing camp fire group ushered at the
indorsers' convention: Shunuya,
Mrs. Hylton Eberhard, guardian;
Oteyokwa, Mrs. r. j. Anderson,
guardian; Witawentin, Ethelmae
Miller, guardian.
The Kataya camp fire group, Miss
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rabbits at the Easter Egg hunt in
Rhodius park. They now are the
group maScotS.
The following groups will take
part in the gymnastic exhibition on
the Circle Monday: Nowetompa
group, Mrs Carl Ludwig, guardian;
Ohitaya group, Mrs. Ralph STRAIT
man, guardian: Wawasai group, Mrs.
G. Anderson, guardian, and Wico-
Wicango group, Miss Ruth Ormsby
guardian.
The executive committee of the
guardians association will meet at
1880 Monday in the Camp Fire Girls
Office.
Mrs. Robert E. Baker, Franklin,
has been welcomed as new mem
Der Of the Camp Fire Girls council.
The Wawakan Camp Fire group
met at the Rauh Memorial library.
They chose beads for their head
bands and made programs for the
annual meeting Of the Indianapolis
council of Camp Fire Girls, which
was held Thursday at the Lincoln.
The scribe of this group, Hazel Cha
pin, is leaving for North Salem.
Friday, the Cantekani Camp Fire
group met at the East Washington
street library and drove north on
Michigan road to the five-mile
bridge and from there hiked two
miles.
Thursday the girls at School IS
compiled their material for the next
issue of Fagots.
Alma Senges conducted the meet
ing Of the Nowetompa group. Rose
mary Schlensker gave talk on the
Invention of the Telephone" The
girls discussed the food sale and the
designs for their headbands.
The Cakenscho group of School
So met Monday afternoon. They
discussed old and new business,
heard the scribes report and gave
book reports.
The Wawassi group of School 81,
Mrs. Ralph Stratman guardian,
held an early morning hike Satur-
day. There were nineteen girls pres
ent. The girls hiked along the
banks of the canal and ate their
breakfast.
The Otyokwa group Of School 9.
Miss Myla Smith, guardian, had
business meeting.
The Witawantin group. Miss
Ethelnae Miller, guardian, and the
Aiyukpa group, Mrs. A. L. jenkins.
guardian, will give ceremonial Sat-
! urday in Ayres auditorium in cele-
bration of Girls week.