The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-23
City Camp Fire Girls Attend
Annual Two-Day Conference

Two girls from every Camp Fire
group in indianapolis left today
for Helms camp, near. Edinburg,
to attend the annual two-day in
struction course and camp confer
ence. Delegates were to return
Sunday afternoon.
Courses offered at the conference
include work in handicraft, camp
craft, first aid and general instruc-
tions in preparation for the annual
summer camp.
A speciality of the conference was
to be outdoor cooking of all meals
in keeping with the 1881 Camp Fire
birthday project of international
relations.
The conference is in charge of
Mrs. Mary Heagy, assisted by Misses
Kathleen Klaiber, Louise Reiter,
Mary Marshall, Ethelmae Miller,
Martha Scott, Mrs. Katherine
Burns, nurse, and Mrs. Ralph STRAIT
man, Mrs. Edythe Derbyshire, In
dianapolis; Mrs. Helen Potts of Bra
I'll, Mrs. Robert w. Baker and Miss
wal 4oA4 val N1CCb VI 1 d11All11.
Following girls are attending:
Margaret Heagy, Martha Washing
ton, Thelma Washington, Bessie AL
lender. Alberta Rogers, Genevieve
Bryant, Dorothy Lemen, Maxine
Rogers, Betty Bohlinger, Esther Mae
Ashton, Vera Carmichael, Margaret
Lemons, Anna Belle Comstock, Ida
Brown, Dolores Lane, Wilma Fox
worthy, Joan HORNE, Kathrine
Ross, Mary Harsin, Evelyn Suther-
lin, Media Wann, Mary Myers,
Marian Sperry, Inez Barnett, Helen
Louise McClain, Sarah Garrett,
Leah Bryant, Betty Baker, Jane
Wilcox, Betty LaBlant, Marian Row.
lison, Janet Pickerel, Marjorie Lehr,
Justine Derbyhsire, Jane Rowland,
Helen Potts, Esther Potts, Rosemary
Van Sandt, Betty Stratman, Lois
Stratman, Virginia Lee, Elvira Ed
wards, Evadeen Edwards, Helen
Conner, Marian Fesler and Leetha
Steele.
More than 200 girls attended the city
Heagy was in charge with Miss Ethelmae
Miller. Misses Mary Marshall. Margaret
Marshall. Pauline Mohler Hazel Smith
and Mrs. Ralph strstman assisting. The
girls hlked from Riverside to Butler
where they cooked their dinner over open
fires Prom there they hiked to Sixty
third street and College avenue, returning
20 town by street car.
Sixty girls and guardians attended the
camp conference Saturday and Sunday
May % and "a at Helms camp. Con-
ferenees were held on nature craft. camp
craft and hand craft. All meals were
cooked out-of-doors. The girls returned
Sunday afternoon.
Taysuda group. with Miss Mary Mar
shall guardian. attended the city-wide
hike Saturday.
Icsysskam Rroup. with Miss Hazel Smith
guardian. made smoke prints at their
last meeting. Jean Dunn was recently
elected scribe in the group.
Unaliyi group. with Miss Naomi Burton
guardian. hiked 10 Clay banks Thursday
afternoon. The girls baked bread on
sticks and roasted weiners and marsh
mallows. The group has one new member
Alberta Robinson.
Minehahs group Of School 81. with Miss
Edythe DerbyShire, guardian. elected Ethel
sensul secretary at the meeting Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Derbyshire and Mrs
Bivins are giving a weinsr roast for the
girls next month.
Tanda group. with Miss Marjorie Suth-
erin. guardian. plan to hold a slumber
party. The girls also sent some fruit
70 Maxine Liming. one OF their members
who has been III.
Litahni group. With Miss Catherine Bess-
ley. guardian. gave sn outdoor dinner at
the home OF Lorraine Thomson. They
roasted welners and toasted marshmal-
lows. Afterwards they vent TO the home
Of Bertha Wilmington. TO observe music
day Reports on the lives OF great musi-
clans ana piano selections were given.
Kataya group. with Miss Paulie Mohler.
guardian. met Thursday afternoon. They
divided their group into six sections. The
older girls are helping the younger girls
with their honors. They discussed the
June council IRE and summer camp.
Thelma Lamb Is q new member.
Nswstemps group VITA MIA @. ,. Lua-