The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-28
Girl Scouts


Wednesday by Troop AZ, Miss Alma
Lemen, captain, at Hawthorne COM
munity house. Badges we're pre-
sented by G. G.. Baker, Mrs. Henry
Hayward, Miss Jean Adamson and
Mrs. c. D. Perrine. Mothers of
scouts were guests. Charlotte
Smock and Genevieve Hicks are
candidates.
Troop 40 met Friday at Broadway
Methodist Episcopal church, Mrs.
Charles E. Cole invested Ruth Wise.
Louise Fultz passed her second
class, nature and observer tests.
Court of awards was held.
Forty-f1ve scouts were present at
the meeting of Troop so, Monday,
at Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church. A joint court of awards
was held for Troops 46 and so. Mrs.
Edward Gardner and Mrs. Forest
Spencer are captains.
Amy Poole, June Wright and
Elizabeth Hollingsworth are new
candidates of Troop 81, Mrs. Charles
Dobson, leader. Meeting was held
Thursday evening at New Augusta
high school. A troop committee was
formed. A topsy-turvy meeting will
be held soon.
Pamphlet Changes in Badges
maybe obtained at Girl Scout head
quarters. Girl Scout Salute will be
ready for distribution the first week
in December. Captains or older
girls may call for copies at head
quarters.
Mrs. Mildred MCGEE visited Troop
Is Wednesday at Traub Memorial
Presbyterian church.
A hike was held by the patrol
leaders and assistants of Troop "a
Friday. Helen Collins and Mildred
jenkins assisted with plans. The
first class group is training girls for
tenderfoot. Second class club has
completed history of the flag and is
working on bedmaking.
Mrs. j, F. Mccormick, captain of
Troop 38, met Monday and invested
Ann Shoobridge. Mrs. Bert Cole,
lieutenant, passed scouts in table
setting, bedmaking, and fire build
ing.
A playlet and court of awards was
held at Troop 10 on Friday. The
playlet, THE First Girl Scout" was
written by Eda Durszewicz. Char
acters; Juliette Low, Mrs. Henry
Hayward; Savannah, Ga, Cen
evieve Schaefer; Washington, D. c.,
Margaret Titus; New York, Bonnie
Bess Myers; Boston, Rose Myers;
Cincinnati, Beatrice Proud. The
scouts read poems written by the
founder of scouting.
Twenty-one scouts were present
at the meeting of Trooa 80, Tuesday,
at North Methodist Episcopal
church. New candidates are: Mary
Mitchell, Eleanor Roush. Patrol 4
is planning a supper for that group.
Next week clubs are to be organized.
Troop "a, Mrs. Lewis Willsey, cap
tain, invested Virginia Schultz and
Esther Muegge on Monday. Forty
six scouts were present.
Mrs. Paul Mayer assisted the
scouts of Troop 81 on hike three
miles east on the National road,
where a wiener roast was held. Mrs.
Harry Johnson visited the troop. A
Christmas party is planned.
Twenty-four girls were present at
the meeting of Troop 4, at Emerson
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Lewis
Willsey, captain, invested Julia Sky
tee, Dorcas Mae Fisher, Norma
Trembly, Dorothy Trembly, Mary
Louise Mitchell.
Troop As met Friday for the first
meeting at Northwood Christian
church with Mrs. R. o. Jackson and
Mrs. H. L. TirSway as co-captains.
Patrol leaders were elected and
patrol names were chosen and
stunts given to portray the names
Leaders are Muriel Tirsway, "a. B.
c." patrol; Mary Jean Foote, Help
full patrol; Rosemary Treanor,
Beaver patrol. Margaret Templeton
was elected scribe. Candidates are
Barbara Martin, Louise Coyle,
Frances Vitek and Jean Tirsway.
Catherine Lessard Of Chicago
transferred to Girl Scout Troop so,
Mrs. Edward Gardner, captain,
which met Thursday at Meridian
Heights Presbyterian church. Ruth
Harry passed first aid; Betty Robin
son, compass, health and fire pre-
vention; and Anita Cohen service
for first class. Forty-one Scouts
attended.
Betty Anne Moore passed health,
thrift, and compass tests and Louise
Fultz, sewing, observation and first
aid tests, at Troop 40, Mrs. Charles
E. Cole, captain, which met Friday
at Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church. Eighty girls attended.
Troop 81, Mrs Charles Dobson,
captain, met at Friday night at
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