The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-19
GIRL SCOUT NEWS BRIEFS
Directed by AMOS PARRISH

First meeting of new Troop 6.
Mrs. Earl Palmer, captain, was held
at school No. &c. New candidates
are: Dorothy Black, Mary Jane
Wills, ,NGelvena Kelch, Lucille Rog-
ers, Rose Barnes, Ada Kelshaw, &C.
neva Harrison, Mary Goodin, Mar
ion Black, Marion Ehrmantrout, Ell
len Zimmerman, Dorothy Roush,
Normadean BesS, Clarice Morford,
Bernetta Harrell, Betty Ruth Wei
land, Dorothy Alice Radas, Audrey
Beckelhimer, Dorothy Noblitt, Mar
tina Jackson, Betty Jane Alder
shardt, Juanita Hamp, Mary Nell
Washburn, Elnora Irwin, Nellie
Padgett, Mary Jane Edwards, Mar
tina MacDougall, Alice Wood.
Patrol 4 had charge of the merit
badge relay at Troop 80 Monday at
Third Christian church. Miss Lo-
rena McComb is the new captain.
Service patrol of Troop 10 pre-
sented a musical program at the
campfire Thursday at Madison
branch library. In charge were:
Kathryn Mayer, Mildred Minthin,
Glodine Stringer, Hilda Kleffner,
Tasca Guerrine and Flora Scoville.
June Gardner passed health;
Helen Holsclow and Marjorie John
son, fire prevention; Ethel Osborne,
flag, and Janet Beaver, first aid, at
Troop Al, Thursday at Emerson U.
B. church.
Plans were made Tuesday by
Troop 30 to have each patrol in
charge of meeting at North M. E.
church.
At the meeting of Troop 81 Mon
day at Grant M. E. church Winifred
Amick, Martha Prosch, Elaine
Emery, Mildred Guergens passed
bed-making; Veta Marley, flag;
Rosemary Fisher, Aivordia Strutte,
first aid, and Esther Muegge and
Martha Bollard, table-setting.
Alice Perrine coached the patrols
of Troop IL in game Tuesday at
North Park Christian church. Jane
Cavelage will have charge of the
campfire next week.
Troop 4, Mrs. William Pitzscher,
captain, assisted the scouts with a
skating party at Riverside rink
Thursday.
A topsy-turvy was held Monday
at Troop. 81, Bethel SiSterhood.
One scout took the place of the
captain; another acted as lieuten-
ant. A game of Hemingway fea-
tured the program.
At the meeting of Troop 81. Fri
day, at New Augusta high school,
Ruth Avery, Rose Bowden, Luana
Collins passed compass; and Mar
jorie Colder, Gertrude Colder,
thrift. Bob-White patrol is leading
in the interpreted contest.
Martha Kemp transferred from
Troop 1 to 43.
Marjorie McGaw passed first aid;
Jerry Gates, cooking, and Alice
Hite, sewing, at Troop 35, Monday
at Irvington M. E. church.
At the meeting of Troop 40, Tues
day at school No. go, Mrs. Gaylord
Wood, leader, passed Edrea Yoeger
on cooking; Betty Cramer, Evelyn
Gullion, bed-making, and Marcia
Stump, flag. Troop 10 will enter
tain inmates of the Home for the
Aged with program including
Annie Lee Moore, readings, and
piano numbers by Louise Wilde and
Rosemary McInturf.
Troop II, Woodruff club house,
sewed garments Thursday for
Needlework Guild.
Troop 8, which meets Wednesday
at Broad Ripple NJ. E. church, has
selected the following patrol leaders:
Betty Edwards, Ruth Brown, Mary
Sears and Mary Alice Hoyt. As
sistant patrol leaders viii be selected
next week.
Girl Scouts of Troop 81 in Room
"a at school No. 50 are presenting a
scout program for the pupils in
their room.
Jeanne Nealy has transferred
from Bedford, O., to Troop A.. \
Mrs. Arthor Medlicott, at meeting
of Troop 6 Wednesday at Broadway
Evangelical church, passed Dorothy
Booth, Mary Jane Hodges, Edna
Judson, Blanch Cifoldi and Betty
Walsh on signaling; Esther Nickel
ney and Jean Pierce on nature.
Troop 40 celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of Girl Scouting Fri
day at Broadway NJ. Il. church.