The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Campfire Girls

Sectional ceremonial meetings are
being held this weekend. The
east side held its ceremonial meet
ing at 7:30 Friday in the gymna-
SUM of School 81. The Wokitan
group, Miss Julia Timmons, guar
dian, gave a short play. The south
section held their ceremonial Satur-
day afternoon, Dec. %, at Garfield
community house. Miss Martha
SCOTS Taivateca group presented a
play and a trio composed of girls
from Miss Naomi Burton's Unaliyi
group played several selections. The
north side ceremonial will be a
vesper service at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church at 4 Sunday
Miss June Weir's Ayancanku group
will stage a pantomime in keeping
with a verper ceremonial.
The Camp Fire toy shop closes
Saturday night. Between 10000 and
$4,000 toys have been given out dur
ing the last two weeks. The fol-
lowing groups have worked in the
toy shop this week:
Lewa group OF School Sc; Wawakan
group at Rauh Memorial library; Caken-
scho group at School e. Mrs. schIenck.
guardian; Taivateca group. Miss Martha
Scott. guardian. Shuinala group; Vita
wentin group. Miss Ethelmae Miller.
guardian: Tanda group. Mrs. Marjorie
Sutherlin. guardian; Icayaskam and
Kataya groups of School 40. Miss Pauline
Mohler and Miss Hazel Smith. guardians;
Tawasiya group. Mrs. Mary Heagy, guar
dian: Wico-wicango group. Miss Ruth
Ormsby. guardian.
The following organizations re-
ceived toys from the Camp Fire toy
shop to give to the needy in their
districts:
Recreation department of the city hall
600 toys: Expression Club, Family We'll
fare Society. Salvation Army, Jane T.
Hendricks Society," History Club. st.
Georges EpiscopalNchurch. flremen of En-
eine House 2. Brightwood engine house.
the Irvington engine house. four or
phanages. scout troops. Robinhood Mission.
Day Nursery and schools. churches and
individual families from whom letters
were received.
The Camp Fire group at School
had a candy sale. The proceeds are
$5.35. The group has taken in one
new member, Louise futile, and
they have elected a new treasurer,
Susan Edwards.
The Cakenscho group of School 62,
Mrs. John Schlenck, guardian, held
their weekly meeting Monday after
noon after school. They elected as
officers: President, June Walters;
secretary, Martha Jane Bond; treas
urer, Mary Schlenck, and scribe,
Dorothy Schroeder.
The Okicipa group at School 30
held a party Wednesday evening at
the home of their president, Marga-
ret Duvau. Games were played and
gifts exchanged. Mary Myers was
chairman Of the party.
The group at School 80, Mrs.
Humphreys, guardian, is working on
headbands. Friday they gave a tea
for the mothers with their teachers
as guests. The girls presented pro-
gram of singing, reading, dancing
and piano solos. On Saturday att
ernoon the girls had a candy sale
for the benefit of poor family.
They cleared $3.50.
The Taivateca group, Miss Martha
Scott, guardian, came to the toy
shop to work Thursday afternoon
instead of having their regular
meeting. They have two new mem
bers, Marian Cooper and Fern
Fleener.
The Icayaskam group, Miss Hazel
Smith guardian, held their meeting
Thursday afternoon at School 40.
The Tayusda group. Miss Mary
Marshall guardian practiced Christ
mas carols to sing at the Council
Fire,
The Ohitaya group, Mrs. Ralph
Stratman, guardian, are having
Christmas party Dec. %, for their
mothers. They are also planning
to give a play. Miss Helen Nichols
and Mrs. Charles H. Smith are in
vited to be special guests OF the
group.
The Tanda group, Mrs. Marjorie
Sutherlin met at the East Wash
ington library Thursday afternoon.
Miss Nichols was guest of honor.
The girls dressed sixteen dolls for
the Toy Shop. They also held a
Christmas party at the library
Thursday evening.
The Bluebird group of School IL,
Mrs. Mary Gordon guardian, gave
a Christmas party Thursday after
noon, at the home Of Mrs. Elliott
Fitzwater, 1887 West Thirty-second
street. The following girls attended:
Beverly Boyle. Thetis Baker, Alice
Barker. Helen Ballamy. Anna Cotton. Bet
ty DeNoon. Mabel Fitzwater. Margaret
HIVES. verla Audrey James. Cora Keller
meier. jeanette Kimberlin, Violet Meyer,
Betty Meggenhofen. Betty Stewart,
Dorothy Jean Stanford and Betty Smith.
The Kuneki group, Mrs. Josie
guardian, gave a Christmas
play at School 2 Thursday after
noon called THE Sweetest Story
Ever Told" The following girls
took part in the play: Phyllis
Blackburn, jeanette Briggs, Mary
Frances SwailS, Ruth
Rutledge, and several boys in the
school took the part of shepherds.
The Wawakan group at Rauh
Memorial library were entertained
afternoon with a Christ
mas party. Virginia Thompson and
Bernice Baxter we're in charge.
The combined groups of School
66. the Iewa group. Miss Helen