The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-06
Campfire Girls

their local Office into a toy repair
shop. Hundreds of old toys turned
in at the benefit movie parties at
the various neighborhood theaters
have all been brought to the Camp
Fire toy shop in the Pennway build
ing. The Office will be open all day
from $50 until 8, until the toys
have all been renovated. Each Camp
Fire Girl who helps in the toy shop
will receive a special service honor.
These toys will be given to the less
fortunate children of Indianapolis
The north, east and south sec
tions of the city will have sectional
Christmas ceremonial meetings. The
east section will have their Christ
mas ceremonial in the gymnasium
of School 81 at 7:30 Dec 10. The
Wokitan group, Miss Julia TIM
mons, guardian. will give a short
play in keeping with the spirit Of
Christmas.
The south section will hold a
party Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
Dec. 20 at the Garfield community
house. Miss Martha SCOTS Taiva-
teca group will put on short play.
The north side ceremonial will be
q, vesper service at the Tabernacle
PRESBYTERIAN church at 4 Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 81. Miss June
Weir's Ayancanku group Will pre-
sent pantomime.
The Lewa group of School 66,
Miss Helen Nichols, guardian, is
having a Christmas party on Dec.
II at the school. Betty Jane Sher
is chairman of the refreshment
committee ard Neoral Flack is
chairman of the program commit
tee.
The group at School A met
Tuesday at the school. They are
all working on their headbands.
Mabel Thomas was elected secre-
tary.
The Tawasiya group, Miss Mary
Heagy, guardian, met Monday night
at the home of Flossie Mae Nolan.
They planned for the progressive
supper Dec. 9.
The Kuneki group, Miss Josie
Swails, guardian, held a ceremonial
meeting Wednesday. Miss Miller,
field secretary, was in charge. Phyl-
lis Blackburn, Rosemary Smith,
Mary Hamilton. Frances SWails and
Jeanette Briggs received honor
beads. Five new members were re-
ported.
The group at School Al continued
to work on headbandS at their last
meeting. The meeting for Dec. 9
will be a handcraft meeting. Dec.
Is will be the Christmas party. Mil
dred Freeman is the new treasurer.
The Wawakan group at Rauh Me-
mortal library elected officers at
their last meeting Wednesday after
noon. as follows: President, Joanna
Milholland; vice. president, Beatrice
Baxter; scribe, Jean Day, and pro-
gram committee, Virginia Thompson
and Helen Milholland.
The Akitawhaynin group at School
% are working on their headbands.
They plan Christmas party the
Friday before Christmas.
The Wawasai group of School 81,
Mrs. Carl Anderson, guardian, have
started kindergarten class at the
First Reformed church.
All groups desiring to give Christ
mas baskets to the poor will register
the name Of the family intended to
be helped at the Christmas Clearing
House so that there will be no
publications. For further informa-
ton you can call the Camp Fire
Office, Ri. 1921.
The Cakenscho group, Mrs. John
Schlenck, guardian, has a booth at
the Hobby fair which is to be held
at School 81 today.
The Wico-W icango group, Miss
Ruth Ormsby, guardian, is making
its own Christmas cards. They are
spatter-printing on white parch-
ment paper.
The Nowetompa group, Mrs. G.
B. Ludwig, guardian, is planning
a Christmas party at the Indian
apolis orphans home, at 2:90, Dec.
81. Dec. 9 at 2:30 and $3.50 they
will hold a benefit card party at
| st. Johns hall, Georgia street and
! Conifo1 avenue