Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1937 — Page 12

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CITY TO BECOME COOKIE CAPITAL THIS SATURDAY

; Girl Scout Sale to Place. 35,000 Packages on Market Here.

Cookie forecasting has not yet become an exact science but best estimates are that Indianapolis Saturday will be the cookie capital of America. That’s because it will be the Girl Scout’s annual cookie day during which more than a million and a half cookies in 35,000 packages will be on the market. They will contain at least 5068 quarts cf milk, 5336 pounds of honey, 24,000 eggs, 14,960 pounds of shortening, 22,440 pounds of cane sugar,

48,000 pounds of flour, and 68 gal- :

lons of vanilla. Here's the Recipe

Mix, pat into shape with a special Scout cookie die, bake until brown, and pack in-green and yellow souvenir box in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Girl Scouts. The first Girl Scout| cookie sale was held here In 192g, the year Camp Dellwood was organized. The proceeds were $662.69. In 1936, use of the cookie money was broadened to take| in the upkeep of the Girl Scout biti House, 14th and Talbot Sts. {where Giri. Scouts hold meetings, give parties and are examined fo proficiency badges, and where adults hold training courses, committee |and council meetings. Last year, 35,000 dogen cookies were sold, at a profit of approximately $3000. This year the proceeds of the cookie sale will be divided among several camping projects. They will underwrite the expenses for the Girl Scouts’ first experiment with camping for the Brownies, who are the 7|to 10-year-

Tasty Tidbits Bring Funds to Pay Scout Camp Bills

Hazel Alfke (left) and Mary ®

Jean Stout, Girl Scouts, are shown above taking orders for cookies in advance of the annual cookie sale. Saturday. Proceeds go to the upkeep of Camp Delwood and the camping schedule.

3102 N. Delaware St. chairman; Mrs. Harold L. Plummer, 3620 Coliseum Ave., and Mrs. Chester Stayton, 5867 Central Ave. They will

be in charge of the 39 cookie booths | 5

old Girl Scouts. Their program will consist of two |

weeks of day camping from June 7] a)

to June 19. Day campers meet in | city parks or playgrounds fos definite hours each day and have as | much of a camping program as can | be provided with the exception of | sleeping out overnight. The | Brownies will meet in two Indian- | apulis parks from 10 to 2 each day, | and at the end of their| two weeks will spend one night at Camp Dellwood.

Troop Camping Project

A second new project| being undertaken by the Girl Scout Camp Committee is that of troop camping, when all four units at Camp Dellwood will be available for troop | use. for four days, with the waterfront | and nursing staff of the regular | camp on hand to take care of their | safety and health. | This year’s cookie cBdmmittee is |

within the mile-square area where cookies will be sold on April 24.

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Each troop will use the unit | |

composed of Mrs. George O. Swaim, | §

Betty Hymer, 5227 Guilford Ave (left) and Mary Jo Horton, 5249 Carrollton Ave. of Troop 61, are shown running across a bridge at Camp Dellwood. The camp is kept up by proceeds from the annual cookie sale.

STATE FUNERAL

DIRECTORS PLAN SESSIONS HERE

Convention to Be Held at Fair Grounds From May 18-21.

The Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association 57th annual convention is to be held at the State Fair Grounds May 18 through May 21, Herbert R. Wald, Indianapolis, chairman, announced today. = An educational clinic, open to nonmembers, is to. be held in conjunction with the convention.

Dwight R. Baker, Dayton, Ind, |]

is association president and John Paul Ragsdale, Indianapolis, State Board president, is secretary.

Other officers are Mr. Wald, first vice president; Howard H. Brown,

See pages 20 and 21 for the big Used Car Directory now being sponsored by the automobile dealers in Indianapolis. Now is the time to buy a good used car.

CROWN IS FITTED LONDON, April 21.—King George rove to the shop of the Crown goldsmiths last night and had a fitting of the imperial Crown.

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Admission 40c

10 DAYS—APRIL 15-25

-* Children 15¢

Anderson, second vice president; Walter Allen, Bloomington, ser-geant-at-arms; Walter G. Meyer, Elkhart; Frank Mungovan, Ft. Wayne; W. L. Henry, Monon; J. F. Kimmel, Gaston; Allen Campbell, Coatesville; W. C, Fox, Riley; Hays Gills, Washington; Walter Allen, Bloomington, and Sidney E. Haigh, Madison, directors.

LIFE SAVING SCHOOL IS TO BE HELD HERE

The annual American Red Cross Life Saving Examiners Training Institute is to be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in the Indianapolis Athietic Club. : John B. Dunn, national Red Cross representative, assisted by Richard O. Papenguth, I. A. C. swimming instructor, and William Merrill are to be in charge of the institute. Classes are to be held from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. each night.

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