The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Campfire Girls


ISOLATION will hold its regular meet
ing in the Camp Fire office at 73O
Monday.
Otyokwa group of the Irvington
Methodist Episcopal church met
Monday afternoon. Included in
plans drawn are handcraft meet
ing, a basketball game, a Halloween
party and a nature study meeting.
Mrs. Mary Heagy is guardian.
Kodaya group of the guardians
home met Friday. Girls worked on
headbands and the woodgatherers'
rank. The first chapter of a serial
story in EverygirlS magazine was
read.
Plans were made by the Shis-
haugapa group of School 81 to at
tend the city-wide hike today. The
girls held their first meeting Friday.
Directors of the INDIANAPOLIS
council postponed their regular
meeting until Monday.
A city-wide swimming party will
be held at the Hoosier Athletic Club
Friday afternoon from $3.50 until S.
Girls may pass swimming tests.
Program and hike committees of
the Guardians Association met in
the Camp Fire offices. Plans were
made for rally in connection with
the membership campaign. The
rally will be held Oct. 10 at River
side park from 100 until 4. Girls
may bring guests.
Four visitors were guests at the
meeting of the Pawotobeha group
in Franklin Tuesday evening. Plans
were made for a firemaker's dinner.
The meeting included a lesson game
OF etiquette, and study of con-
stellations. New officers of the
group are: President, Alice Tear
man; president, Pearl Terrell:
secretary, Mildred Vandivier; treas
urer, Fairy Lee, and scribe, Efie
Fitzpatrick.
Miss Janet Mcclellan of New York,
national associate field secretary.
was guest of the Indianapolis Camp
Fire Girls Wednesday and Thurs
day. Miss Mcclellan visited pros
pective camp sites and outlined the
plans for the coming year with the
local office.
Miss Dorotha Lane, guardian of
the Wokitan group, entertained the
girls at her home Thursday eve
ming. The following officers were
elected: President, Mary LengueIl;
vice. president, Dorothy GLADDEN.;
secretary, Deloris Lane; treasurer,
Mary Jane Miller, and scribe, Marie
Hartley.
Miss Chandler, teacher in Wash
ington high school, met with Aktatci
group at the school Wednesday
afternoon. The group will meet at
800 each Friday. The girls also
planned to attend the city wide
hike today.
At the meeting of Tanda group
of the Englewood Christian church,
Tuesday afternoon, girls learned the
woodgatherer's and firemaker's de-
sires and the fire lighting ceremony.
Firemakers and torchbearers will
spend the weekend at Camp Tala-
hi, McCormick'S Greek Canyon, Oct.
and A. Girls will leave the Camp
Fire office, Saturday, at and re-
turn Sunday. Al registrations must
be made in the Camp Fire office
before 5 Wednesday.
Wapemeo group, of which Mar
garet Marshall is guardian, met at
the home Of ESthermae Ashton for
her birthday party Saturday.
Frances Stanley was awarded a
Wohelo pin as first prize. Marian
Colvin from the Camp Fire group
at School 80 was a guest.
Mrs. w. E. Palm of Harmony. has
offered her rock garden and out-of-
door fireplace to the Anokiwaki
Camp Fire Girls for their next
council fire. All Camp Fire Girls
of Brazil will be guests Monday eve
ming at the council fire.
Ayancank group, of which Miss
June Weir is guardian, at their last
meeting were taught artificial respi-
ration. The girls are planning a
supper hike and ceremonial meeting
for Sept. 80.
Chimitami group, of which Miss
Isabelle Ewes is guardian. elected
the following officers: President.
Mariana Williams; vice-president.
Shirley White; secretary-treasurer,
Mary Axsom, and scribe, Mary Lee
BoggS.
Election Of officers was held by
the Titamoki group at their first
meeting of the school year. They
are: President, Phyllis Cooler; sec
retary-scribe, Irene Westervelt, and
treasurer, Dorothy Steck. Mrs.
Sophia WesterYelt is guardian.