The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-24
Girl Scouts

Date for the next court of awards
has been set for Nov. Is. Blue
cards for this court must be in the
office by Saturday, Oct. "a. This
is to be a special court with the
following badges awarded:
Tree finder, wild flower finder,
bird finder, land animal finder,
fresh water animal finder, and ram
bier, swimmer, life saver. athlete,
and pioneer, photographer, teleg-
rapher, minstrel, artist, journalist
and first class. This court will be
held at 7 at the Broadway M. E.
church. All other badges will be
awarded in the troops the following
week. More information concern
ing this court will be given later.
Troop So met Wednesday night in Trinity
e4s E We're eh9 5fGacted The IL do1 v0Dns N PatTi9l M 5ead7
May Harvey and Edith Harvey. A twelve
weeks contest is being conducted among
the patrols by Mrs. Ona Duncan. captain.
Each patrol. is planning a project and
will assist in the charity work at the
Trinity M. E. church during Christmas
time.
Troop Sc met Wednesday at the Prentiss
presbyterian church with twelve registered
Scouts present. A new patrol named Ka-
tonkaS was in charge of the program for
the meeting. Games and refreshments
meeting will be in charge of patrol 2.
Mrs. Paul Smith is captain of the troop.
Troop 81 met Friday at Fountaine Street
church with Mrs. Abner Fry. captain: The
troop plans to make every tenderfoot a
second class scout before next court Of
q wards following the her court The
girl scouts who are second class are plan
ming to work on the home nurse badge,
plan to work on the badge in troop meet
group Marion Newmier and Wanita Kan
before they are entitled to their first class
rating are planning to finish up those
IS RSG assist tn 0f the Older Ter e Girl Scouts to fbte5-
come first class. The foIow1ng new candi-
dates were present at the last meeting;
Mary Cunningham. Julian Elson and
Evelyn Christ.
3S at the BrightwoOd NJ, E. church for the
meeting on Friday. Twenty-three regis
tered and five unregistered Scouts were
present.
Hawthorne Community House was the
meeting place for Troop ~; We an gay:
at camp Deiwood for Friday. The gin
scouts met at Hawthorne House at $3.50,
P4G44AACo " CACNP OAb-OA y CS O~A-lPs
where all were to cook their own meals.
Edith Carter planned the hike to pass her
requirements for first class.
Troop s4s. Mrs. Charles Cole, captain.
met Friday at the Broadway M. E. church:
seIian 'J JoRnson and ID D 5aa Tsg Ink. Last
Saturday patrol 80. Of which, Mary Lou
over is leader. liked to N0blesville and md
meeting was in charge of patrol 5. "A
reading was given by Mary Q over. =
Mary Mat6eson. The new troop song was
sung. A letter was read from Mrs. Cole
who was attending the National nal Gil f6I,S Se2ug
tests were passed at the meeting: Bed
making. Virginia Perry. Roma jay and
Roma Jaw. Edith Ball. Grace Brooks; sew
Edna Ware; fire prevention. Edith Ball;
/ 'Tav. and compass. Edith Ball. The troop
as a whole is working on unlor citizen
badge.
Troop 81. Mrs. Charles C.. Dobson. set
ing captain. met at. the high school az
New Augusta; foF1dE!ng ui i9F T Taedr se ssS9ad
/ rs patrol leaders: Rosemary Dobson. Ruth
Faux and s~usannah Hume. The new lieu
was introduced to the Girl Scouts Tween
ty girls were present. The 1oloWlng
names have been chosen for the patrols:
and Bob-White. Patrol g.. The troop crest
color and common characteristics resem-
bIed most closely the spirit Of the troop.
Plans were made for a nature hike TO-DAY.
| Johanne Movers was elected as the new
troop scribe and secretary. Many games
and songs featured the meeting, susan
nah Hume is the song leader Tor the troop.
Troop 81 met last THURSDAY. A new
song and a new game. were learned. Ine
troop is planning TO inaugurate the CUP
system of training the Girl Scouts IN &C
vanced work. There viii be no meeting
Of the troop during the week Of tne
1 teachers convention. Mrs. Paul 9. Mayer
is captain of the troop.