Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
JOTTINGs

If you do not find a report of your
meeting in this department, or if the
writeup is inadequate, you will know
that the news has not been sent to
The Herald. Full accounts of all asso-
citation meetings and occurrences nave
been requested again and again. All
will be published fully if forwarded.
The latest time that copy can be re-
ceived is 5 p. m. Fridays.
DR.. E. C. Moore will be entertained
by mothers of the Union Avenue Par
ent Teacher association the third Tues
day in March He will deliver an ad-
dress upon that occasion.
Ramona school at Colgrove was or
ganized Thursday by Mrs. Noble. The
latter reorganized Fremont Avenue
School association Wednesday. The Oh
ficers are Mrs. r. G. Tyron, president;
Mrs. G. w. Bailey, vice president; Mrs.
c. A. Schalwitz, second vice president;
Mrs. Cora B. Freeman, third vice presl-
dent; Mrs. A. j. Larson, secretary;
Mrs. s. Walter, treasurer.
Mrs. III. L. stiles, secretary of the
West Vernon Avenue association, was
first to respond to The Heralds re-
quest for names of members and ad-
dresses. This work is important and
Will prove an dlu III tliO ouSSSS' IA SAA4S
department.
Mrs. c. e. ]. Lingstrom, president of
the Prichard School association, VS.
tied the Rose Hill circle recently.
Mrs. c. C. Noble. who was one of the
chief victims of the rather serious
street car accident last week, filled all
of her daily engagements regardless of
l,on ,oofpf,I1 hr1IiCaG
Mrs. Chalmers Smith, state president,
is urging every association and circle
to send at least one delegate to the
Denver national convention, June 10 to
15.
The Rose Hill circle is preparing to
give silver tea soon for the purpose
of replenishing the treasury.
Circle dues pledged for the state
membership work are delinquent. Mrs.
Noble desires action upon this mat
ter.
The Eagle Rock association is in need
of outside aid. Confer with the presl-
dent, Mrs. Robert Thompson.
The Sixty-second Avenue association
has seventy-four paid-up members.
One member of the Berendo Street
circle wrote 800 personal notes to moth
ers in the interest of the membership
work.
Mrs. r. S. Lanterman has accepted
the treasurership of the membership
committee, Hoover Street association.
The scholars have been pressed into
the campaign, a reward of a $40 mir
rorscope for the school being promised
when fifty new members are secured.
Mrs. I. S. Baass, secretary of the
Thirty-sixth Street School association,
is travelling in Mexico.
Berkeley has called an all-day meet
ing for March 4. to consider the propo-
sition Of northern circles federatlng
with the state congress. Los Angeles
will send delegate.
Have YOU an official button? If not.
thew may be found at headquarters,
Chamber of Commerce building, Mon
days.
The "Cliff Dwellers'' are interested in
the Mothers congress work. President
Mrs. Chalmers Smith explained the or
ganization to the unique association at
a recent meeting.
Mrs. Percival Gerson was the speaker
at the Staunton Avenue association
meeting Wednesday when the fifth and
sixth grades entertained with songs
and recitations.
Proper diet for children was dis
cussed by DR. Mary Robertson before
mothers of the East First Street asso-
citation Tuesday. Second and third
grade pupils assisted in the program.
Well, the Utah street nursery has Sc
cured that bungalow at last 1t will
be in use within two weeks. Land ad-
Joining the school property has been
rented for the purpose. Mrs. Mapel
is happy.
Mrs. Smith spoke on "Co-operation
of Parents and Teachers" before the
Sixty-sixth Street association yester-
day.
A limited number of Sunday Heralds
containing the feature and names OF all
common school graduates remain at the
circulating counter. They may be had
upon application.
The San Pedro Street association has
changed its date of meeting to the
third Thursday of each month.
Work of outlining plans for district
ing of the state will be done this fore