The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-21
Girl Scouts

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Mrs. Jessie Hay, captain of Troop
/, which meets Tuesdays at the Irv-
ington Presbyterian church, invested
Fay Van Arendonk, Wilma Gray,
Rebecca without, Margaret Cole,
Elizabeth South and Anna Simmons.
Troop met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Arthur Medlicott, captain,
announcing troop registration closed.
The scouts voted to buy troop flag
with $40 given by the Indianapolis
Water Company. Five girls we're in
vested.
New patrol leaders of Troop 10,
Mrs. Henry Hayward, captain, which
meets on Friday, are Bonnie BeSs
Meyrs, Naomi Scott. Jane Spencer,
Rose Louise Valid and Rose Myers.
A Mother Father-Daughter banquet
will be held next week. A program
on the founding of scouting will be
featured.
A Brownie patrol Of six girls was
formed, Friday, by Troop IL, at
School rs. Mrs. Mabel Fouty, cap
tain, passed Dorothy Wynne and
Dorothy Leagne on second class rope
tests.
Twenty-seven girls attended the
meeting Of new Troop IS, Wednes-
day. Mrs. Edythe Walker is captain.
Candidates are Edith Robbins,
Eleanor White, and Mildred Eggert.
Troop 10, Mrs. Phillip Deutscher,
captain, met Monday at Kirshbaum
Center. Two clubs were formed, one
to work on Hostess Badge, and the
other to pass Tenderfoot require
ments.
Sara Whiteside and Ida Kinds
were invested by Mrs. George
Wright, captain of Troop 10 on
Thursday. Lavinia Steinke is a
candidate. A committee was APP
pointed to make plans for a
Thanksgiving party next Wednes-
day. Betty Wiz and Lois Smith
passed the flag history test, and
Phairy Queener passed the cooking
test.
Troop 81, Mrs. Jack Duetscher,
captain, met Monday, at Bethel
Temple. New patrol leaders selected
were: Patrol l, Sylvia Forman; 2,
Nettie Marie Dulberger; 3, Anna
Bernard. Beryl Madiel is scribe.
Fifty girls were present Friday at
the meeting of Troop %, Mrs. Henry
Ballmann, captain. Barbara Day is
a candidate. Clementine Beckerick
transferred from Troop 33. Rachel
May Diddeps patrol will have
charge of the next meeting.
Mrs. Maurice Socwell. at the meet
ing of Troop %, Thursday, in
vested Mary Lou Westfall, Nancy
Trimble, Sylvia Pittman and Jane
Huffman. Patrol 20, Jane Axtel,
leader, will have charge of camp
fire at the next meeting. Mrs. Will
liam Schiltges is troop captain.
Margaret and Catherine Parrish of
st. Louis, formerly of the troop
visited.
Troop "a, Miss Lucille Dichmann.
captain, met Thursday at School "A.
Patrol leaders are: Betty Worth,
Ina Henderson. Miriam Sterrett,
Irene Neal, Dorothy Foist, Juana
Ulrey. Thirty-Six scouts and twenty
Brownies attended the meeting.
New patrol names were selected
by Troop 80, which meets TUESDAYS
at the Third Christian church. They
are; Patrol l, daffodil; Q, blue jay:
3, eagle, and 4, Jacobs ladder. ORA
n1atization of the patrol names fea-
tured the campfire. Mildred Hume
passed the bandaging test and Mar
tina Jane Bond the tenderfoot re-
qulrements. Twenty-eight scouts at
tended.
Mrs. Paul Smith, captain of Troop
SO, presented the scholarship and
second class badges to scouts
Wednesday. Katonka patrol had
charge of games.
Mrs. Abner Fry, captain of Troop
81, met at Fountain Street church,
Wednesday with her troop. De-
loris Jean Newmier, Evelyn Christ,
Madalynne Whitny and Mary Ellen
Wetherald were invested. Dorothy
Cunningham passed fire. prevention
and Janice Commons signaling.
Frances Scott, Virginia Sage and
Martha Strong are Troop 4 candi-
dates. Mrs. Alma Lemen is cap
tain. Betty Banaford transferred
from Troop -.
Twenty-six girls were pres at
Troop 40 Tuesday, at s. DOL 66.
Helen Curry is a ca .eudate and
Eleanor Winslow transferred to the
troop. Mrs. Gaylord, coptain, is
assisting with plans for a play.
Troop IS, Mrs. Forest Spencer,
captain, had fifty-three girls pres
ent at the meeting Monday at
Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church. Doll-head and butterfly
brushes are features of the handi-
craft being carried on. All girls
are planning to bring canned goods
or vegetables to I'LL Thanksgiving
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