The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-17

The first meeting OF the guard
ian's training course will be- held at
the Y. M. G. A. in room @ on the
second floor at 7:30 Monday. Miss
Katherine Ramp, a trained nurse,
will give a course in first aid This
training course will last until Feb.
Is.
The executive board of the In
dianapolis council of Camp Fire
Girls will meet in the Camp Fire
Office at 7:30 Monday. Mrs. Charles
H. Smith will preside.
The Scribes will meet at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning in the Camp Fire
Office. Miss Bea Burgan will be in
charge and "Fagots" will be COM
piled for February.
Lowohe group of School Al, Miss
Ethelnae Miller, guardian, met at
the school Tuesday afternoon. They
discussed play for Play day.
Tayusda group, Miss Mary Mar
shall, guardian, elected officers last
week as follows. President, Dorothy
Lemen; vice president, Marguerite
Roberts; secretary, Catherine ANA
to-; treasurer, Leila Carl, and scribe,
Viola Roberts. Marguerite Roberts
won the honor contest.
Otyokwa group, Mrs. Mary Heagy,
guardian, met at the Irvington M. E.
church Monday afternoon. One
visitor, Gladys Vivision, was present.
Latow group, Miss Agnes Mooney,
guardian, has elected Madeline
Tucker as president.
The Icayaskam group, Miss Hazel
Smith, guardian, met Wednesday
afternoon at the school and planned
q play for Play day.
The new group at George Wash
ington high school chose their group
name at their meeting Wednesday
afternoon. 1t is Aktatci, meaning
friendship.
Wokitan group, Miss Julia Tim
mons, guardian, met at School SIS,
Friday afternoon. Eleven girls. are
working on their Woodgatherer's
rank and five on their f1remaker's.
Wigita group of School 81, Mrs.
nellie Clinton, guardian, met Friday
afternoon at the school. They dis
cussed having a swimming party
and also a bake sale,
Taivateca group Of School 46,
Miss Martha Scott, guardian, met
at the school Thursday afternoon.
The girls have planned their group
pennant. They will make bowls in
which they will plant bulbs to be
taken to the hospitals for Easter.
Catherine Amato and Esther Mae
Ashton Of the Tayusda and Wa
pence groups. Misses Mary and
Margaret Marshall, guardians, will
put on sketch, rs it Raining" for
the Altrusan dinner at the Columbia
club, Friday evening.
The chorus and dramatic club will
entertain the guardians at the
Foodcraft shop at dinner and bridge
Thursday.
Wawasai group, Mrs. Carl Ander-
SON, guardian, met Saturday. They
learned some new songs and
planned a Valentine party.
Unaliyi group, Miss Naomi Bur
ton, guardian, gave a party for the
girls OF their group who are leaving
to go to high school, at the home
OF Miss Julia Miller, teacher at
School 70.
Tanda group, Miss Marjorie Suth-
erlin, guardian, met Thursday after
noon. Parts for the play were given
out.
Tawasiya group, Mrs. Mary Heagy,
guardian, met at the home of Mary
Ellen Purnell, Tuesday evening.
Ohitaya group, Mrs. Ralph STRAIT
man, guardian, met at the school.
They welcomed Mrs. E. T. Miller as
their new assistant guardian. Nina
Gill, Virginia Lee and Mildred Mil
Ter were appointed for the program
committee for the next two months.
The girls are selling candy to pay
their national dues.