The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-02

Patrons Day. at which time the work
Of the children was exhibited and
very much enjoyed and a nice little
sum realized for the fiano fund. On
May Day another successful play and
browning of May Queen proved quite
an event
Both parents and teachers feel very
proud of the work done by the league
during the past year and look~forward
with renewed interest to the coming
years work.
Report of School No. 20.
The Parents Teachers Association
OF School No. 20 held its regular
monthly meetings, with the exception
Of one meeting which owing to several
good reasons was not held.
The Association raised, during the
term, enough money to buy quite
lot Of material for the use of the pu-
pills, purchased two see-saws costing
$3.50, which has given a great deal OF
pleasure to the children; furnished
the whole school with library paste
for their art and construction work,
and also met the expenses incidental
to the Fair exhibit last Fall.
The Association suffered great loss
in the death Of Mrs H. G. Howe who
was a hearty supporter Of the league,
and helped always by her presence,
and sympathy in the work. She viii
be greatly missed from our ranks.
The Association plans to start the
Fall term with a good membership.
full work.
Report of School No. "a.
The Home and School league Of
School No. "A situated on West Car
den Street, had a most successful
year. The work ACCOMPLISHED being
this: The discussion Of papers issued
by the Federation Of Womenfs clubs,
the forming and maintaining of a class
in manual training and domestic art,
the class consisting Of about SO MEM
bers and a, successful lawn party which
will enable US to. buy a Victrola. for
the school instead of having to rent
q piano. This will furnish music not
only for the school but for the meet
ings Of the league.
Report of School No. 81.
The league Of School NO. Al has held |
regular meetings during the year with |
the exception Of one meeting when
bad weather prevented.
These meetings have been both |
and profitable; interesting |
programs QStQ2 EEpAStSN 0bo 6OSA |
generally resulted.
The chief aim OF our league has been |
10 make closer ties between mothers |
and the teachers and this we feel, |
has been in a large measure, accom-
oIished.
The attendance during the year has
been most gratifying, the average att
tendance being 90 mothers.
A library for the school was secured,
he books being donated by interested
patrons, also some attractive pictures
we're given.
The amount OF $4,000 was expended
IN the school grounds, toward grading,
tic.
Sufficient trees were donated during
he year to complete the need ct
rees.
The teachers secured q plano for
school use and rent Of $500 per month
charged for same, has been met regu-
arly by the teachers by holding candy
sales, selling ice cream and assisted
" a few interested mothers VINO
pledged ten cents each month.
The amount 800 was paid this year
Is dues to the central council. The
eague met May 18th with the league
4 school No. 40, to help forward he
movement toward making our CITY
special tax" district.
4 special meeting to be held in Sept.
viii arrange for the work for the en-
ming wear and officers will also be
iected.
Report of School No. 43.
On hand beginning Of school year
LOO
Entertainment November 25-$t4.7o- |
Entertainment May S-$25.oo
Spent for various needs about TWEEN
y dollars Sand tbale for second
rade $500; reception cards for first
rade $500; shades for three rooms,
SIS; card board trash receptacles,