The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-12
Girl Scouts

A class in craftsman badge is be-
ing conducted by Mrs. j. R. Farrell
at the Banner Whitehill Furniture
Company. The next class will be
on cooks merit badge.
Lectures on first class work are
being presented at Girl Scout head
quarters each Wednesday at 10.
Next Wednesday Miss Harriet
Davis will speak on first aid and
home nurse merit badges.
New candidates are Margery RaS-
mussin, troop No. 4 Jean Allison,
Juanita Calvin, Dolly Madison, Bet
ty Geiger, troop No. Is; Virginia
Underwood, troop No. Is; Marion
Rosensweig, troop No. %; Elizabeth
Brickley, troop No. %; Ruth
Schlaegel, Ruth Leigeber, Mary Ro-
sale Consoer, troop No. 30; Mary
Jane Rosasco, troop No. 80; Phyllis
Mendenhall, Mary June Pfieffer,
IS; Velma Zimmerman, Maxine
Baker, Evelyn CASTER, 81; Louise
Adams, Mary Petry, SO; Erna Heileg,
Norma Belle, Berneice Faust, Jocie
Mcdonnell, Emogene marguerite,
Henerette Johnson, troop No. 80;
Barbara Krieg, Marion DreiSs, Vir-
ginia Stokes, troop No. As; Martha
Mellett, troop No. 46; Madge Nc
Council, Betty Marsh, troop No. 40.
Investitures were held last week
for Shirley Wales, troop No. %;
Dolores Crockett and Virginia Gep-
hart, troop No. Al; Madeline
Fauvre, Carol May, Lavon Reehlig,
Phllis Edwards, troop No. %; Ma
homa Schneider, troop No. 40.
Mrs. Villa Pitzschler, troop No.
4, assisted Chestine Spencer and
June Shelton with passing observa-
ton at Golden Hill Thursday.
Troop No. learned a new forma-
ton, the Anchor, at the meeting on
Wednesday at Broadway Evangel-
ical church.
Dorothy Ramsey and Mary Jane
Hill passed first aid; Julia icon
Rowe, signaling, at troop No. 8 on
Thursday at the Advent Episcopal
church..
Doris Pottinger and Miriam Pot
finger passed cooking, and Nellie
Mennick. Georgia Bowman, second
class, at troop No. II, North Park
Christian church. Tuesday.
Troop No. 81 had volley ball
meet among the patrols on Monday
at Bethel Sisterhood.
Maxine Wirth of troop No. % has
transferred to troop No. fl.
Betty Richard passed thrift;
Catherine Treacy, fire prevention;
Marjorie Sims, first aid; Beatrice
Ponder and Wilma Griggs, bed
making, at troop No. Al, Emerson
Baptist church Thursday.
Mary Stuart SocwelI will have
charge of the campfire of troop
No. %, Thursday. at school No. &c.
Troop No. 20 has been invited
to attend the Boy Scout court Of
awards Friday at school No. A.
Troop No. % opened the troop
library to patrol No. l.
Irene Bradley has transferred to
troop No. 80 from troop No 81,
jackson Park, Chicago.
Individual patrol stunts we're
given at the campfire of Troop No.
80, Monday at Third Christian
church. Patrol No. tfught When
ever You Make a Promise"
Sixteen girls were invested at the
meeting of troop No. SO, Wednes-
day at st. Joan of Arc school.
Elaine Emery passed first aid;
Virginia Schultz. June Fitch, Mar
ion Snyder passed table setting, at
troop No. "a, Grant M. E. church.
Troop No. 3S, Friday at Bright
wood NJ E. church made plans for
a topSy-turvy meeting.
Marcia Ann Stump, Mary Jane
Werner, Betty Faulconer presented
a playlet at troop No. 40, Tuesday,
at school No. &c.
Jean Nealey has transferred to
No. AZ from Bedford, o.
Mary Jane Bayer directed a play
let TO Show Ourselves Neighbor-
w." The cast was composed of
scouts of patrol No 8, troop No. IS,
Tuesday at Broadway NJ. E. church.
Nancy Heath gave piano solo.