The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-17
Girl Scouts

Roger BEEN is 10 JalK on "A
Mothers View Of Girl Scouting"
A. B. Clark will give "a Dads View
of Scouting" and DR.. John Fergu-
son will extend the welcome from
the community and give his idea
of what scouting should mean to
the girls.
There will be several games, and
several girls will be invested. The
program will be closed by good
night circle in which all will join.
Mrs. Hugh Leaning is assisting
Mrs. Ray with the arrangements
for the banquet
The last meeting of Troop 2 Mrs. George
Burkhardt. captain, was held in the audi
forum OF Perry township School a. Sew
last meeting: Phyllis Merger, Norma Lee
Bottle Mary Sutterheld, Louise Campbell,
Betty Bran Janice Conner. After the
trolls in corners at which time attendance
and dues were taken.
Troop 3. Mrs. Russell Edwards, captain,
which meets at Nora school, is carving
out interesting plans for their advanced
scouts. Mrs. Frank Sears troop neuten~
ant, conducts a class at each meeting.
which gives the scouts an, opportunity TO
pass various badges toward first class.
Mrs. Sears is conducting class in the
home nurse badge. and those in the class
expect OF finish up all requirements for 1t
in the next two meetings;
Sarah Tyler Betty Edwards, Lorna AyreS,
Mary Sears Marv Alice Hoyt, Elsie ST.
Clair. Patricia Edwards and Gretchen
eighteen Girl Scouts present.
At the last meeting of Troop 6, Mrs;
Nfafp WI u held
at the Broadway Evangelical church, the
troop elected patrol leaders. The follow
ing were selected to serve as patrol and
assistant patrol leaders, respectively:
Patrol l. Edele Bardock, Esther Nickel
vey: q Betty Rose Martin, Edna Judson;
3. Harriet Shellhorn and Marion Taggart;
Patrol 4, An Clifford and Betty Wade
Sarah Lindley was elected scribe Plans
for the coming month include hike
to Camp Dellwood.
Troop 8, Miss Josephine Madden. cap
tain, held its last meeting at the Church
OF the Advent The following new candi-
dates were present: Molly Fleischer. Lorna
Campbell. Lucy Peterson and Elsie Jane
Leach The following Scouts have trans
ferred, from other trooops sally B erir
Ruth Beauchamp. Stella Marie Edwards
Juanita Greene and Mary Jeanne Wills,
transferring from Troop 90;
each present at the last meeting. The
attendance numbered tro;y-three girls in
and new candidates. The meeting con-
sisted of grouping of patrols in corners
to allow organization of the newer girls.
passing of tests and patrol activities.
The troop formed into horseshoe forma
ton and Bessie Austins patrol gave two
charades. The program was closed with
q goodnight circle.
The last meeting from Troop 10. Mrs.
Henry Hayward, captain, was held at the
First Congrega tional church. At the hike.
UhfCh Weekend the
Various parts or their second class re
The following girls passed the fire.
building test: Betty Ann Wright, Beatrice
Proud. Sarah Hunt Ellen ,Steffy and
passed bv these girls: Elizabeth Myers
Rae Lea Diner Helen Elliott, Rose Louise
wald. Bonnie Bess Myers and Rose Myers.
Mrs. HAYWARD has announced that
Oct %. Last week, the older, girls, pa
troll OF Troop 10 canned a huShel of to-
matoes. They are planning to can a
bushel of green beans this weekend.
charitable institutions Marion Donnneliy
Is transferring to Troop p. June Magel
IS transferring to Troop II.
Troop H. Miss Pauline Norton. captain.
met last week at North Park Christian
patrol is planning hike for Saturday.
Miss Norton has announced that there
tie Siri* viii BE- given given the opportunity te
pass badges or requirements. The follow
ing clubs are to be open to Girl Scouts
Junior Citizen and First Aid. The club;
for, the Second Class girls are: First Aid
girls with First Aid bv teaching them the
First Aid game.
et $3.50 Monday. at the Kirshbaum Center
All girls in the neighborhood who are in
it:sTeSItSea are lnViteq 10 attend Mrs; Phi
troop assisted bv. Mrs. Louis Serinsky
former CAPTAIN Of Troop 81. Plans fol
the first meeting include program OF
games and songs
Troop II. Mrs. Irving Hale. captain
which meets at woodruff Place CLUB
House. selected patrol leaders last meeting
They are; Marian Morris. Elnora Hart
man. Margaret O'Connel and Jeanne Ann
Pluess The following girls worked on
Tenderfoot requirements last week. Jean
Jones Elizabeth Ziegner. Georgia Vaughn
and Agnes DALEY. Jane Eberhardt passed
The following girls have transferred tc
Rg Reed Tom Tro6p 9 g lrGm week rs
Hale chaperoned the Girls at the HooSiel
Athletic Club pool. Mrs; Hale has n;
be chairman Of the troop committee.
An investiture service was feature O.
the last meeting OF Troop IS, Mrs. George
Wright. captain. which met at the Mad.
son Avenue Branch Library. when Lorraine
Emebrton was invested Mrs. Wright ha.
appointed Jean EDDY TO take charge of The
advanced Second Glass patrol. Plans FOL
the month include a hike for the advanced
girls who are working towards First Class
The second calss girls of Troops "a anc
Al Mrs Lewis willsey. captain. liked las
week TO FesSler's Cabin on NORTH Penn Svl'
vania street. The hike was planned b,
Juanita Won staden and Marymae EndsieN
who are working 70 pass the requirement.
for First Class. The program included
games and a treasure hunt.
The treasure was found hv EVELYN Will
sew. Girls who went on the hike we're
EVELYN Willsey. MarGie WiilSev. Juanits
Won Staden. Marymae Endsley May
Sosylding. Marjorie Brinkman. Genevr
Senefeld. Peggy Yates. Mary Agnes Dun
woody. Gertrude Nichols Marjorie Brui-
ioE. Rosemary Horn and Marjorie Minor