The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-30
Campfire Girls

Camp Fire Guardians Association
will hold the February meeting in
the Camp Fire Office Tuesday at 1880
when the annual election of officers
will take place. Miss Martha Scott,
president, will be in charge.
Kataya group of school No. 40,
Miss Pauline Mohler, guardian,
elected the following officers Mon
day afternoon: President, Eleanor
Wolf; vice-president, Mildred Mil
Ter, and scribe, Florence Beaver.
Jane Wilcox and Catherine Jones
explained requirements for the
birthday honor at the meeting
Monday afternoon of the Lewa
group Of school No. 66, Mrs. A. l..
jenkins, guardian.
Looms for beaded headbands were
made at the meeting Friday evening
of the Kodaya group of the guard
ians home, in Irvington.
Mrs. Mary Heagy, field secretary,
introduced the Camp Fire program
to the girls Of school No. 81, Tues
day afternoon, and to the girls of
school No. As, Wednesday afternoon.
Tayusda group of school No. 7
made some very attractive head
bands at the meeting Friday after
noon.
TandaWasa group, a newly organ
lied group of school No. rs, elected
the following officers Tuesday AFTER
noon: President, Ethelmae Wallace:
president, Ruth Mooney: secre-
tary, Barbara Elf; treasurer, Anna
Bernard, and scribe, Edna Thixton.
White Water Lily Blue Bird group
had handkerchief shower for their
leader, Esther Mae Ashton, and held
an indoor treasure hunt with the re-
freshmentS as the treasure.
Litahni group of Valley Mills. Miss
Catherine Beasley, guardian, at
tended the class in home furnishing
and interior decorating, Saturday
morning.
Wokitan group, Mrs. Daisy Smith,
guardian, outlined a program of
February meetings.
Pawotobeha group of Franklin,
Ind, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, guard
ian, is sending blotters the girls
have made, to a mission school.
Okicipa group of school No. 80
made headband designs Monday
afternoon.
AyeShe group of school No. 80, &C
companied by Miss Willodean Nease.
field worker, hiked to Brookside
park where they had lunch, Monday
afternoon.
A newly organized group of
younger girls of school No. rs
elected the following officers at the
meeting Friday afternoon: Presi-
dent, Genevieve Glenn; vice-presi-
dent, Mildred Scull; secretary, Ruth
Davis; treasurer, Madge Tyner, and
scribe, Betty Madden.
Wild Rose Blue Bird group of the
Irvington M. E. church held a
spread at the home of the leader.
Margaret Heagy, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Katherine Burns was a guest
OF the Titamoki group Friday after
noon at the meeting at the home of
Phyllis Cooler, where Mrs. Burns
instructed the girls in first aid.
Lowohe group of school No. Al
made headbands at the meeting
Thursday afternoon.
A candy sale was held Saturday
by the Minihaha group of school
No. "a.
The new group of girls of school
No. 8, meeting at the East Washing
ton branch library, elected the fol-
lowing officers Wednesday after
noon: President, Doris FaWcett;
vice-president, Betty Brown; secre-
tary, Ann Adams; treasurer, Gene
Douglas, and scribe, Geneva Sam
son. Miss Mary Alice Purves, field
worker, met with the group.
Girls of the Wicohan group, Mrs.
G. M. Willard, guardian, have made
some very attractive beaded head
bands for which the girls will re-
ceive national honorS.
Lewa group of Zionsville, Miss
Adah Tudor, guardian, is making
an especial study of the Camp Fire
Girls manual.
Tanda group of the East Wash
ington branch library held a cere-
monial Thursday. Miss Irene Ma
zenar, guardian, was in charge and