The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-24
Campfire Girls


Anokiwaki group Of Camp Fire
Girls. Brazil, Ind, Mrs. Helen @.
Potts, guardian, held a Pirate party
at the Y. M. G.. A. Monday. The
girls wore pirate costumes. Search
for hidden treasure was the main
event Of the evening. The treasure
was found by Betty Groner, for
which she received an embroidered
linen handkerchief with the Camp
Fire emblem on it. The group will
hold winter hike soon.
Taivateca group of School As, Miss
Martha Scott, guardian, has planned
Valentine party for Feb. 10. Mar
velin Whitaker, Genevieve Sanders
and Fern Fleaner are on the re-
freshment committee. Thelma Bar
low, Julia Comstock and Magdalena
Sanders are on the entertainment
committee: Ida Brown, Charlotte
Houser and Marjorie McCray are on
the entertainment and games COM
mittee. The group will give play
for the school children and if sue
for Play day. Anna Belle Comstock,
Alice Byers, Mary Jane Harrah and
Ida Brown will take the Firemaker's
rank at the birthday council fire in
March.
Unaliyi group, Mrs. Edward Van
Over, guardian, have elected off,
GERS as follows: President, Marian
Rowlison; vice-president, Norma
Zimmerman; secretary, Verna Pick
erel; assistant secretary, Virginia
Rowlison; treasurer, Martha Jane
Hildman; scribe, Anna Lee Craigle,
and song leader, Evelyn Mcconnell.
Kataya group Of School 40, Miss
Pauline Mohler, guardian, discussed
the birthday honor at their meeting
Wednesday afternoon. They also.
chose the cast for their play for
Play day, Maggie Culliver's Visit to
the Gypsies."
Tawasiya group, Mrs. Mary Heagy,
guardian, met Tuesday at the home
of FlosSie Mae Nolan. They decided
on a one-act play, 1.-TWO Dollars,
Please" which will be entered in the
contest for Play day.
Tayusda group, Miss Mary Mar
shall, guardian, has five new men,
bers: Emily Miles, Isobelle Bland,
Mildred Kattau, Mary Lucille Rob-
erts and June Deree.
Icayaskam group of School 49,
Miss Hazel Smith, guardian, dis.
cussed the birthday honor at their
last meeting.
Lewa group, Mrs. A. L. jenkins,
guardian, is working on covered
bowls as their Easter project. The
girls will plant bulbs and when they
bloom, they will take them to the
various hospitals.
Lowohe group of School AZ met
Tuesday afternoon. The girls
worked on their headbands.
Akitawhaynin group of School %
chose as their play, 1.-THE Land of
Equal Chance" with the following
girls taking the leading roles: Mary
Dunlop, Mary E. Springer, Jean
Cummins, Marie Matthews, May
Eaton, Margaret Harris, Frances
Hurst and Madalyn Vassie.
Esther Mae Ashton of the Wape-
meo group, Miss Margaret Marshall,
guardian, and Catherine Amato of
the Tayusda group, Miss Marshall,
guardian, gave a short slSit, "IS It
Raining?" for the members of the
Altrusa Club at their dinner at the
Columbia club, Friday night.
For the second meeting Of the
guardians training course to be
held Monday night at the Y. w. c.
A, Miss Martha Scott of the In
dianapolis public library, will give a
talk on juvenile story telling. This
training course is for old as well as
new guardians.
There will be a called board meet
ing in the Camp Fire office, Mon
day night.
Otyokwa group, Mrs. Mary Heagy,
guardian, met at the Irvington
Methodist church, Monday after
noon. They decided to have a VAL
entine party and a spread at the
home of Alberta Rogers. The girls
discussed making headbands and
worked on plans for their group
banner.