Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-07-06 | Page 4 | Salt Lake Girls 'Go Native' at Fairmont Park Retreat

1 I Can You Yon Read These S Symbols oIs Girl Scouts Can 4 q mm m m m W. W t 4 W 4 4 W M A I S S 44 V Vt t S S S1 1 J I t I 4 Vird symbols are first sketched in in crayon cravon J b by V the Girl Scouts I r i 4 3 I 4 c I j j i St 4 2 I v iM V c 4 S z I Charlotte Fenton 16 painting an Indian sundial I Salt Sat Lake Girls Go Native At Fairmont Park Retreat Twice weekly approximately 65 Girl Scouts residing in tho the southeast southeast south south- southeast east section of tho the city take taka to the great outdoors and forget torget about the comforts of or modern life These girls members of ot the Fairmont Fair Fair- mont moat park Girl Scout day troop under the leadership of Miss Jean L Brown director gather at th the recreation aU atlon on center each cach Tuesday and S Thursday at 7 a. a m. m Their time is iso o occupied with varied activities and diversions until they break camp at 8 p. p m m. While at camp the girls have as their heir headquarters a Do huge Indian tepee epee which they constructed Weird Indian symbols and grotesque designs are painted on the tepee Each girl is required to know what urha these signs mean and as a result studying of Indian lore Jore is one of the I most popular pastimes Working in patrols the girls prepare prepare prepare pre pre- pare their own meals meats and enjoy cooperative cooperative cooperative co co- co- co operative living for a day Girls between 10 and 1 14 years old meet on Tuesday while on Thursday Thurs Thurs- day girls from 14 H to 18 attend camp