The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-05
Campfire Girls


open Monday, at 243 North Penn
sylvania street. Groups and girls
may work in the shop any time after
school, evenings or on Saturdays.
Dolls my be taken home and dressed.
There will be attractive toy shop
honors for girls dressing dools and
working in the toy shop.
Honor committee of the Guardians
Association, Miss Pauline Mohler,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Earl
Lindamood, Mrs. Vivian Moeller,
Miss Hazel Smith md Miss Dortha
Weaver, will NEE. IN the camp Fire
office, at $3.50 Tuesday, to make
honors to be awarded at the
Christmas council fires.
North Side District Council Fire
will be held at 1880 Friday, at the
North M. E. church.
East Side District council fire will
be held at the Irvington M. E.
church at 4:30 Sunday afternoon
Dec. 10. There will be a vesper
service.
Icayaskam group of School No.
40, Miss Hazel Smith, guardian,
practiced a play and made plans
to attend the Christmas theater
party.
Miss Mary Lynn Weyl of the Ma
tiOnal Dairy Association gave a
health talk to girls of the Camp
Fire group of School No. "a, Tues
day afternoon.
Following girls passed require
mentS for ranks at the metieng of
the committee of awards and will
have the ranks conferred at the
Christmas council fires: woodgath-
erers; Carolyn Weddell, Mary Myers,
Bernice Dey, Maxine Rogers, Char
lotte Summers, Dorothy Klutey,
Mary Louise Brown, Mary Klutey,
Anna Herman, Grace Kattau,
kathleen Hammond, Mary Schafer,
Mariana Williams of Indianapolis
and Miss Adah Tudor, guardian,
Mary Hornaday, Georgia Lee Frank,
Mary Middleton, Mildred Hornaday
and Aletha Hill of Zionsville, and
firemaker, Ida Brown and Char
lotte Houser.
There will be no Shuten or
scribes meetings, except Christmas
parties, during the month of De-
cember.
Mothers Council of School 81 held
q bunco party at the home of Mrs.
Jack Stanley, president, 1921 North
LaSalle street, Friday afternoon.
Nowetompa group of School No.
81, Mrs. Jean White, guardian, fin
ished making posters, under the di-
rection of Mrs. bessie Hano, art
teacher to advertise the movie party
being held at the Rivoli theater.
Members of the Guardians train
ing course made headbands at the
meeting Tuesday.
At the last meeting Of the Thurs
day morning training course, the
group held a ceremonial. Miss
Helen L. Nichols, executive Secre-
tary, was in charge.
Guardians Association of Frank
ling met Friday in the gymnasium
of the high school building. Miss
Helen L. Nichols, executive secre-
tary, was a guest at the meeting.
At the meeting of the Okicipa
group of School No. 80, Monday, the
girls practiced songs for the Christ
mas council fire. Mrs. Mary M.
Heagy, field secretary, met with the
group.
Guardians Association held a
Christmas party at the Y. w. G. A,
Thursday night with Miss Martha
Scott, president, in charge, assisted
by Miss Willodean Nease, Miss
Kathleen Klaiber and Miss June
Wier. Christmas games and songs
afforded amusement.
Tahda group met at the East
Washington street branch library
Thursday and practiced Camp Fire
songs and Christmas carols to be
sung at the Christmas council fire.
Miss Irene Mazanen is new guard
ian of the group.
New group at School No. So elect
ed the following officers Monday
afternoon: President, Jessie Flor
ence Coffman: vice-president, Mary
Elizabeth Buis; secretary, Hazel
Briedenbach; treasurer, Ruth Faren:
scribe, Dorthea Thompson. The
group voted to meet hereafter at
the home of the guardian, Mrs.
Earl Lindamood.
Loniki group held the first meet
ing of the fall in the Camp Fire
Office, Tuesday. Louise Steinbarger,
president, presiding. The girls made
plans for a pot luck supper to be
held in the Toy Shop next Wednes-
day night.
Aktatci group of Washington high
school, Miss Lillian Chandler, guar