The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-20
Historic Greek Canyon Site of
Camp Fire Girls Retreat

son with the nature guide at the
park and conducting star hikes.
Mrs. Katherine Burns is the camp
nurse and has camped with the
Camp Fire Girls for many seasons.
She is a trained nurse. She also
teaches first aid.
Miss Betty Craig and Miss Bar
bara Steele are junior councillors
and Miss Steele also helps the
younger girls with their swimming
Mrs. Mary Heagy, president of the
Camp Fire Girls Guardians Asso-
citation and field worker in the Camp
Fire Office is assistant to Miss
Pickett.
Following notes are from the
groups in town holding meetings:
The Wapemeo group. Miss Margaret
Marshall, guardian. liked to Dearborn
park and had business meeting. They
will hold meetings all summer at the
homes of the girls.
Tayusda group. with Miss Mary Mar
shall guardian. will meet all summer. A
program committee has been appointed by
the president. Dorothy Lemen. to plan the
meetings: They are: Mildred and Grace
Kattau. Maxine Rogers. Anna Mae Hayden,
and Catherine Ameto.
ohitaya. wawasai. Wigita and Move
tompa groups held ceremonial meeting
at Brookside park Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Mary and Margaret Marshall were
special guests Preceding the ceremonial
Mother Daughter picnic luncheon was
held
Next Tuesday all the Camp Fire girls
are invited to come to the Camp Fire Of
flee to get material to sew on for the
Needlework guild Most of the sewing is
simple but there is enough for both the
younger and older girls. This material
may either be taken home or worked on
in the OFFICE This is way to earn
honors during the summer even though
your group may not be meeting regularly.
Wednesday there will be a gypsy hike
treasure hunt and all the girls are to meet
at the Taggart Memorial at the south end
Of Riverside park. From there. there will
be a short hike to Whittier grove where
the girls will build fire and cook their
dinner. Afto- dinner, there will be games
and treasure hunt. The girls are all to
wear bright aolored scarf or tie.
A new camp fire groua has been started
at the Guardians home in Irvington with
Miss Mary Marshall as guardian. Miss
Marshall will carry the group until fall
when the girls will choose a leader
Unaliyi group of Garden city. with
Mrs Violet Riley. guardian. have two new
members, Vera and Mary Riley. Wednes-
day the girls liked through the woods and
earned an honor by frying and egg on a
hot stone. They also held a candy sale
to make money for their treasury.
Taivatecs group met Thursday after
noon at the Eagle creek woods. cere-
monial meeting was held and honors were
given. Kathleen Klaiber and Frances
Henry took Woodgatherer's rank. After
that the girls cooked supper over an open
fire.
Icayaskam group. with Miss Hazel
Smith. guardian. hiked to the park where
they had their business meeting, after
which they cooked their supper They
also planned their summer meetings.
Iitahni Camp Fire group, with Miss
Catherine Beasley. guardian. held a bust
ness meeting, June 10 at the home of
Bertha Wilmington. The following off.
GERS were elected President. Bertha Whit
tingotn; vice-president Martha Washing
ton; secretary. Frances Bassley; treasurer,
Thelma Washington; scribe, Louise Fow-
Ter; librarian. Lorraine Thomson. and
song leader. Florence Harris. The Wood
gatherers are planning a second Wood
gatherers' dinner at 1 Wednesday. July /.
The girls also are planning a treasure
hunt.
Pawotobeha group of Franklin. with
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. guardian. met
Wednesday afternoon at Pioneer park. The
girls held nature meeting. They identi-
fed ten plants by their odor. ten plants
by feeling the leaves. fifteen trees. and
some girls earned an extra honor by
knowing ten additional trees. Many Of
the girls are making doilies. wall pockets
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