The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Campfire Girls

OdIIlpIlro OlrlS
Mothers and friends at School 81
held a meeting Friday afternoon in
the music room of the school build
ing. The Camp Fire financial plan,
to help the girls save money for
summer camp next year, was out
lined. Mrs. White, mother of one of
the Camp Fire Girls, will become
guardian of the fifth group.
Tayusda group took hike Satur-
day to Christian park, where they
played games and had lunch.
Miss Willowdean Nease, senior at
Butler, is new guardian of the
Cakenscho group at School 81. Elec-
ton Of officers was held at the last
meeting. They follow: President,
Janet Swearingen; vice-president,
Valeta Sparrell; secretary. Mary
belle MaSterson; treasurer, Ednamae
Irwin, and scribe, Norma Jean
Nicholson. The duties of the various
officers were discussed.
Wokitan group at School SIS
selected definite honors to be worked
for, and reported progress made
this week. They plan to make smoke
prints of leaves to acquaint them
selves with the different trees.
Kodaya group of the Guardians
HnrVnn IN Irwin rrtNV1 fNIo7NVAod a
ceremonial, and finished reading the
story Happy House" in Everygirl's
Magazine.
Plans were made by the Lewa
group of School Sc for a ceremonial
Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. L. Jen-
kins is guardian of the group. Miss
Helen L. Nichols, executive secre-
tary, will award the honors.
Taivateca group of School IS
Thursday afternoon made airplanes
for the big Hop Rally" Saturday.
After the rally, the girls will leave
for an overnight hike, accompanied
by their guardian, Miss Martha
Scott, and assistant guardian, Miss
Kathleen Klaiber.
Titamoki group, of which Mrs.
Sophia Westervelt is guardian, were
guests Saturday of the William H.
Roberts 81 Co. They were shown
how milk was cared for and dis
tributed. The group then hiked to
lakewood, where they cooked their
lunch.
First meeting this year of the
Shutan was held in the Camp Fire
Office at 10 this morning.
Anokiwaki group Of Brazil of
which Mrs. Helen Potts is guardian,
held its regular semi-annual cleo
ton of officers Thursday afternoon.
The following we're elected: PreSi-
dent, Mary Jane Anderson; vice.
president, Mary Jane Croner; Sec
rotary, Catherine Ferry; treasurer,
Mary Jane Sherfey, and Ruth
Brown. The girls planned a break
fast hike.
Woodgatherers of the Kataya
group of School 40, of which Miss
Pauline Mohler is guardian, served
the second dinner for Firemaker'S
rank requirement Friday evening at
the home of Dorothy Gage. Guests
were Miss Dorothy Pennington,
principal of School 40; Miss Lula
Case, teacher; Miss Pauline Mohler
and Miss Hazel Smith, guardians,
and Betty Leerkamp and Florence
Klotsche, firemakerS. Those serv-
ing were Leetha Steele, Betty Bob
linger, Minnie Wilson and Dorothy
Gage.
officers elected at the Monday
meeting of the Okicipa group of
School 80, are Mary Myers, presi-
dent; Margaret Duvall, vice-presi-
dent; Betty Apologize. secretary
treasurer, and Media Mae wann.
scribe.
Miss Louise Refers Meta group
of Shortridge high school, plans to
explain the Camp Fire program to
the Camp Fire girls of Washington
high school. Meta group will be the
guests of the Aktatci group, Oct. lg.
Kataya and IcayaSkam groups, of
which Misses Pauline Mohler and
Has. Smith are guardians, held a
weiner roast Tuesday evening.
Aktatci group of Washington
high school will meet on alternate
Monday afternoons. Plans are be-
ing made for taffy apple sale to
be held soon.
Give Service" was the theme of
a ceremonial of Tanda group
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary
Heagy, field secretary, awarded
honor beads to the following:
jeanette Armitage, Virginia Baton,
Betty Jane BEEN, Margaret Lemons,
Maxine Lining and Mary Jane
Quillin.
Miss Dorothy Weaver was the
guest OF the Otyokwa group Mon
day. Miss Weaver is the new
guardian for the group. A business
meeting was held and the last two
chapters of Happy House" a serial
story from Everysirl's magazine,
was read.