The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-06
Girl Scouts

a SnOTI program was given dJ Tie
court of awards of troop No. 38
Friday at Brightwood M. E. church.
Kathlyn Mary Coles patrol gave a
playlet and Juanita Skinner read
ing. Mrs. Bert Cole, lieutenant,
presented badges.
Betty Singh passed cooking sew
ing, thrift and table setting; Lois
Giljeblad, cooking; Evelyn Gullion,
thrift; Ann Louise Clancy, Joan
Hickman, table setting at troop No.
40, school No, 66, Tuesday.
Mrs Alma Lemen, captain of
troop No 2, at Hawthorne commun-
ity house, invested Frances Prtz-
niger, Helen Marier, RoSelyn Wise,
Ruth Voyle and Frances Scott. A
candlelight service was the setting
for the presentation of five silver
services stripes.
Troop No. 81 had 100 per cent
attendance Friday at the Broadway
Evangelical church. Betty Collins
is a candidate. A spread for the
parents was given at the last meet
ing for court of awards.
Mrs. George Hay, captain of troop
No. /, invested Margaret Buhrman
at the meeting on Tuesday.
Sylvia Maierson was the sergeant
of color guard at troop No. Is Mon
day at Kirshbaum Center; Sara
Schuman and Evelyn Summer were
color guards. Patrol II gave
stunt portraying the name of the
patrol, Rose"
Norma Cook, Evelyn Martin and
Jane Saller were candidates Of
troop No. 80 Tuesday at the Third
Christian church. Lydia Hooker'S
patrol had charge OF campfire.
Mrs. Charles E. Cole and Mrs.
Maxwell Droke presented troop No.
"a with badges on Monday at
Grant M. E. church. A play, Leg
ends of Long Ago." was presented
by a group of second-class girls to
pass minstrel badge: Margaret Jean
Yates, Gertrude Nickel, Betty Gill
lespie, Marymae Endsley, May
Spaulding, Betty Spaulding, Betty
Harris, Mary A. Dunwoody, 10
Anna Yates, Marjorie Brinkman,
Marjorie Miner, Mary Philips, Ge-
neva Senefleld, Janetta Van Sta
den, Rosemary Horn, Margie Will
sey, Virginia Lowrey, Margaret Syl-
vester and Evelyn Willsey. Mrs. Ro-
salee Spong, minstrel examiner,
visited the meeting.
Troop No. 35 will celebrate their
anniversary banquet and court of
awards on Feb. II in the social
room of Irvington M. E. church.
Betty Faulconer passed health
and first aid; Helen Curry, thrift;
Louise Cohee, tenderfoot; Betty
Cramer table setting, sewing, first
aid; Marjorie Mccoy signaling first
aid; Evelyn Gullion first aid. The
scouts were making seventy-two
garments for Needlework Guild in
GLIDING comforts dresses night
gowns and layetteS at troop No. 40,
school No. Sc, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Forest Spencer invested
Nancy MCGOWAN at troop No. IS
at school No. 20 on Monday. Norma
Miller, Lucy Jean Hadley, Clara
May Berndt and Dorothy Everett
were candidates. A tea for the
mothers will be given at the next
meeting.
Troop No. 40 met Friday at
Broadway M. E. church. Betty
Jean Peelle passed bed making,
table setting, fire prevention, COM
pass, thrift, cooking; Betty Little,
sewing; Dorothy Link, scholarship;
Betty Stewart, cooking.
Anna Marie Rice transferred from
troop No. so to troop No. 33. AT
the meeting OF troop No. So. Friday,
at Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church, Ann Dovey had charge of
campfire.
Announcement Of a patrol con-
test, including advancement, at
titude. and duties of patrol leaders
was made by Mrs. Charles Dobson,
Thursday at Troop No. 81, New
Augusta high school.
Twenty-three scouts attended the
meeting of Troop No. 90, Mayer
chapel on Tuesday. Miss Martha
Crawford, captain, invested Mildred
Osborne, Gertrude Brickley and
Catherine Resnick.
Troop No. 80 presented a basket
of groceries to a scout family for
relief work on Saturday.
Mrs. r. o. Jackson invested
Juani;s Robinson and Jean Thomp-
son at the meeting of troop No. As,
Friday at Northwood Christian
church.