The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-16
Girl Scouts

-Four scouts of troop No. 81 COM
pleted second class work, Friday al
Broadway Evangelical church. Plans
for participation in the George
Washington bicentennial were dis
cussed. Advanced work in first
class is planned.
Mrs. w. A. Shearer assisted the
scouts of troop No. with plans
for tea for the mothers at the
court of awards late in January
Fifteen scouts were present. Next
week the girls are going to work in
first aid and signalling clubs.
At the meeting of troop No. %
Tuesday at the Broadway M. E
church, Mrs. Charles Cole passed
Marjorie McAbee, Ann Henderson
Louise Troemel, Henrietta Miller on
sewing; Henrietta Miller, Jane
Thomas, table setting; Henrietta
Miller, cooking; Jane Thoms, bed
making and nature; Patty Sylvester,
Annabelle Fischer, fire prevention.
Mary Efroymson passed cook, jour
nalist, needlewoman, laundress, and
Betty Efroymson passed handywom-
an. Elizabeth Ann Shumaker visit
ed the troop.
Fourteen scouts were present at
the meeting of troop No. 3, Nora
school, Wednesday. Glasses were
conducted in signalling and in rock
finder badge. Mrs. Russell Edwards
invested Mary Elizabeth Dunwoody.
The scouts plan to work on gar
ments for the Needlework Guild.
Twenty-Five girls were present
Thursday at troop No. 81, meeting
at New Augusta high school. Four
clubs were started. Johanne Myers
is leader of the signaling merit
badge club. The other clubs are
in charge of Ruth Faux, Miss
Emma Bailey and Rosemary Dob
son. Mildred Powell and Pauline
Humphrey passed second class; Jo-
hanne Meyers and Pauline Hum
phrey, observers; Dorothy Faux,
Luana Collins and Joyce RAIDER, Sec
ond class knots.
Betty Miller and Barbara Clark
were candidates for troop No. 80 at
the Third Christian church Tues
day. Virginia Stull's patrol had
charge of campfire, which included
readings by Wilma Rothenburger
and Martha Jane Bond.
The service patrol met Friday
night at the home of Margaret
Titus, 1920 North Alabama street
Margaret Titus was elected patrol
leader and Marilyn Knowlton
scribe.
Mercedes Vauscyoc is a candidate
of troop No. II, meeting at Wood
ruff club house Thursday. Betty
Lay passed tenderfoot. Clubs ir
signalling, first aid, compass anc
second class work will be presented
At the meeting of troop No. II
Friday at First Congregations
church, Betty Miller was a new can
didate. A special ceremony for pa
troll leaders and assistants was per.
formed.
Troop No. Is, met Thursday a
the Wallace Street Presbyterian
church where Betty Miller, Barbars
Smith, Vada White, Florence Ker.
hoff and Naomi NickSon we're in
vested. Mella Bray is a candidate
Twenty scouts were presen
Wednesday at Prentiss Presbyterian
church. Several games were played
Formal opening with personal in
spection featured the meeting.
Forty-nine scouts were present a
the meeting of troop No. OF
Thursday, at the Advent Evangeli
cal church. Mrs. E. Blake Francis
former captain of the troop, visiteC
the meeting. She gave a very in
teresting talk on "A Trip ArounC
the World" Alberta Brandlein CAV,
Mrs. Francis a greeting from tn,
troop.
Mrs. William Pitzschler, captain
of troop No. 4, meeting at schoo
No. Al, Thursday invested Virgins
Stoddard, Ruby Hall and Lucia Tai
gapian. The patrols are working Oh
second class.
Fifty-three scouts we're preSen
Monday at troop No. 81, meeting a
Grace NJ. E. church with Mrs. Levi
Willsey, captain.