The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-27
School for
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guardians training institute 70 be
held today and Saturday. The
opening dinner meeting will be
held Friday at the Chamber Of
Commerce building. Guardians and
friends are invited Mrs. Frank
Streightof is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, and in
cludes Mrs. Charles H. Smith,
president of the board; Mrs. Heagy,
Mrs. Ralph Stratman, Mrs. Sophia
Westervelt, Miss Kathleen Klaiber,
Miss Mary Marshall and Miss
Martha Scott.
Mrs. A. l.. Jenkins will be in
charge of the registrations Satur-
day morning. An exhibition has
been arranged by Miss Pauline
Mohler, chairman; Mrs. r. L. Kay
Tor and Mrs Paul c. lie Blant
Miss Louise Reiter and Miss Ethel
mae Miller are in charge Of decora-
tions. The exhibit will be open to
the public. The Rev. Warren w.
Want of the North Methodist
church will give the invocation.
The Wawasai group, Mrs. Carl
Anderson, guardian, has elected Of
icers as follows: President, June
Cox; vice president, Dorothy Gut
fieisch; secretary, Dorothy Robin
son, scribe, Ruby Anderson; treas
urer, Virginia Mock.
The Aokiya group of Franklin
elected as group officers: President,
Dorothy. holland; vice-president,
Rosemary Tully; secretary, Kath-
ryn Ferguson; treasurer, Betty
Grose; scribe, Virginia Patterson.
Mrs. Josie swails' Kuneki group
has elected officers as follows:
President, Betty Jane Danziger; sec
rotary, Frances Swails; treasurer,
Phyllis Blackburn; scribe, jeanette
Briggs.
The Kataya, Taivateca and Icaya-
skam groups, under the leadership
Of Miss Pauline Mohler, Miss Mar
tina Scott and Miss Hazel Smith,
met at School 46 Thursday after
neon for the community sing Miss
Mary Marshall was in charge.
The Abohahanta group Of Frank
lin, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, guar
dian, met Monday evening. The
girls completed their leather purses
ard practiced the allegiance, flag
salute and the fire lighting cere-
mony.
The Minnehaha group Of School
"a met Tuesday afternoon at the
school The girls worked on their
Easter project and are planning to
plant bulbs at the next meeting.
The Nowetonpa, Ohitaya, Wawa-
STA, and Wigita groups of School 81
had a mother daughter meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The girls
gave a program and Mrs. Charles
H. Smith, guest of honor, spoke on
THE Meaning of Camp Fire"
The Lewa group met at School
66 Monday afternoon under the
leadership of Mrs. a. L. jenkins.
They discussed plans for their
group banner and then went on
with their regular program and the
closing ceremony.
The Tawasiya Camp Fire group,
Mrs. Mary Heagy guardian, met at
the Irvington Methodist Episcopal
church Tuesday evening. The girls
practiced their play for play day."
At the group party at the home of
the guardian the following girls
were entertained as guests: Ruth
Tinnmons, Mary Cook, Betty Sturm,
Nancy Foster, Minnie Spencer,
Miriam Hardy.
The Tulip Blue Bird group met
Wednesday afternoon at School IS
under the leadership OF Miss Mar
garet Heagy. They elected officers
as follows: President, Jane Rather
inc Justice; president, Sara
Louise Wheat: secretary, Alice Jean
HIATT; assistant secretary, Miriam
Jasper. The girls made paper
clocks.
The new group at School 38 met
Thursday afternoon and elected Of
ficers rs follows: President, Marian
Calvin; president, Mary Ker-
node; secretary, Wilma zessin;
treasurer, Ruth Calvin, and scribe,
Mauve Clements.
The Meta group of Shortridge
high school, Miss Louise Reiter
guardian. are making the programs
and favors for the guardians insti-
tute dinner to be held at the Cham
Der of Commerce tonight.