The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-15
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Every year the girls have q olrtnday
project to help them fulfill the law
pursue knowledge" This year
the study was on the American In
dian.
Indianapolis Camp Fires are clos
ing their birthday week by holding
grand council fire Saturday, March
%, at 2 p. m. at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Thelna Williams, chairman;
Mrs. Hilton Eberhardt, Miss Mar
garet Marshall have charge of the
program for the birthday ceremo-
NAL. Ranks, local and national hon
ors will be awarded to the girls at
that time. Parents and friends OF
the girls are invited to attend the
demonstration.
District convention of the Camp
Fire Girls is to be held at Indian
apolis on Friday, April Is. The
Lincoln will be headquarters Of the
convention. Mrs. H. M. Tarr. Cleve-
land. chairman of the district, and
Miss Annette Francisco, national
( field secretary, will attend the meet
ings.
William Tomkins, national field
secretary of the Boy Scouts, will give
lesson on Indian sign language
to the Camp Fire leaders Wednes-
dav at q D. m. at Christ church.
We extend an invitation to Girl
Scout and Girl Reserve leaders.
Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, chairman
of the educational committee called
a special meeting last week. Mem
bers of the committee are: Mrs.
Raymond Way. Mrs. j. Shoppert,
Mrs. ]. w. Putnam, Mrs, Charles
H. Smith and Miss Gertrude
Thuemler.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith, president |
of the board, gave talk on Camp
Fire at the P. T. A. meeting at
School Is.
Anokiwaki Camp Fire group, Bra
zil, Mrs. Amos Potts, guardian, are
earning money to send the girls to
camp. They earned $50 by giving a.
play. The Anokiwaki girls are CIV
ing g. ceremonial for their parents,
Tuesday at 1880 Miss Helen L,
Nichols, executive secretary, is to
be their guest. She will award the
honorS.
Witawentin group, Ethelmae Mil
Ter, guardian, have finished their
count books decorated with Indian
designs.
Shutan, governing body Of the
Camp Fire Girls met today at 10
in Cropsey auditorium under the di-
rection of Mrs. Hilton Eberhardt.
Girls to perform in the pageant
and Indian dances at the grand
council fire practiced at the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church today at
II, under direction of Miss 10 Craig.
Local honor committee, Pauline
Mohler, chairman; Mrs. Kenneth
and Miss Naomi Burton, met at the
Camp Fire office TO work on honors
for the grand council fire.
Board of the Camp Fire Girls will
meet in the Camp Fire Office Tues
day at 1880.
Otyoka Camp Fire, Myla Smith,
guardian, had special meeting at
the Camp Fire office. They worked
ot1c11 L.
the direction of Miss Ethelmae
Miller.
Tayusda Camp Fire, Miss Mary
Marshall, guardian, learned an In
dian dance and song at their last
meeting.
Six girls of Miss Ormsby's Wico |
group we're tested for rank in the |
Camp Fire Office.
First meeting of the training
course for new guardians was held (
at the Camp Fire office Thursday at !
10. Miss Helen Nicholas, executive |
secretary, is conducting the course. {
The first meeting was devoted to a
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program making and handcraft. /
Wapemeo group, Margaret Mar
shall, guardian, held their monthly |
business meeting after which they
had basketball practice.
Aiyukpa group, Miss Emma Raab
and Mrs. A. L. jenkins, guardians,
are completing their work on Indian
Lore so that the girls may receive
the birthday honor.
Camp Fire Girls at the East
Washington library had election Of
officers at their last meeting They
are as follows: President, jeanette
Arrnitage; secretary, Imogene Nc
Comn7ack; treasurer, Betty Lou In
germann, and scribe, Virginia Bat
ten.
Rosalind Ludwig was elected
scribe of the Nowetompa group at
their meeting Friday at school
No. 81.
i Wawasai Camp Fire. Mrs. Carl
Anderson, guardian, elected officers