The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-20
Campfire Girls

Camp Fire and Blue Bird Girls
will have q skating party at the
Riverside Rink, from to 4 Friday
afternoon and will entertain their
friends. Miss Martha Scott, pres
ident of the Camp Fire Guardians
Association, will be in charge, as
sisted by guardians and members of
the Office staff.
The Camp Fire office will be
closed all day Thanksgiving day and
after1 Friday afternoon.
The. group at School "a elected the
following officers at their meeting
Tuesday: President, Martha Court
ney; president, Marian Blasen-
gym; secretary, Rose Mcconnell;
treasurer, Justine Derbyshire and
scribe, Mildred Wall. Miss Helen
L. Nichols, executive secretary, met
with the group.
Miss Dortha Weaver, field worker,
helped girls of the Ohitaya group of
School 81 make glorified glass at the
meeting Friday.
Tatapochan group Of School 81
selected their individual Indiana
names Wednesday. Miss Willodeen
Nease, field worker, met with the
group.
Wicohan group Of School 54, Mrs.
c. M. Willard, guardian, discussed
ways Of earning honors at the meet
ing Friday.
Wihetonga group of Brazil, Mrs.
TAIN " lIa1 INGd
an outing at the Walnut Lodge Out
ing Club on Big Walnut creek, Sat-
urday.
Jane Rowland and Mary Jane
Sherfey of the Anokiwaki group of
Brazil, Mrs. Amos Petts guardian
have completed requirements for
their firemakers rank.
The Bluebird group of Brazil of
which Sarah Ann Cutshall is lead
err, is studying birds and making
bird books.
Wapemee group of School 81,
Miss Margaret Marshall guardian,
observed guest day Friday. Each
Camp Fire girl brought friend to
the meeting. Plans we're made for
a wiener roast for the next meet
ing.
Girls of the Taivateca group of
School As, Miss Martha Scott
guardian, worked on requirements
for rank Thursday. Ida Brown and
Charlotte Houser have completed
requirements for the rank of fire
maker.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the Kicicinyan
group of School 35: President, Mil
dred Iifery; vice. president, Dorothy
Carter; secretary, Jean Scott; treas
urer, Dorothy Tutterow, and scribe,
Jean Smith. Miss Dortha Weaver,
field worker met with the group.
The newly organized group of
Camp Fire Girls at School %
studied the Camp Fire law, mem
bership test, and learned the Camp
Fire watchword at the meeting,
Thursday afternoon. Miss Helen L.
Nicholas, executive secretary, met
with the group.
Elinor Wolf is a new member of
the Kataya group of School 40, Miss
Pauline Mohler guardian. The
group made plans at the meeting
Monday for a progressive party to
be held in December. The Lowohe
group of School AZ planned a pro-
gram for the next two months I'M
der the supervision of Miss Willo-
dean Nease, field worker.
Girls of the Akitawaynin group of
School % selected their Indian
names at the meeting Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Heagy, field secretary,
met with the group
Miss Mary Lynn Weyl of the Ma
tional Dairy Association gave a
health talk to girls of the Caken-
Scho group at School 81, Monday.
Girls of the Kodaya group of the
Guardians Home in Irvington made
spatter prints of leaves at the meet
ing Friday evening. Miss Nell Wau-
kelman and Miss Irene Mazenem
helped Mrs. Mary Heagy, field Sec