Evening star., 1917-11-11
IN THE SCHOOLS.

IRERTY bonds were bought by
IL per cent of the pupils OF
Rusiness High School and by
81 nor cent of the families rep
resented by the SCI pupils
,.a .t business. This was brought
out by a recent census .an -.
49,, s;r.ct;on of Principal Allan Davis
William F. GUIDE has been ih'i'.o
a.,iyer an address to mem oers oi '1e 4e
Carbery School Alumni Asstern High
School Mr. GUIDE is to speak on ine
need Of young Americans continuing
their education.
,iieh Who are now serving IN tns
iE,arv or naval forces OF the Gnl.eo
states is contained in me oGnhani
nnhlica ton of Western High oehooi
Alumni Association.
Ivde School, which has oeen uhoei
going interior decorations TOT e,sd
weeks. it is expected. VIII oe GUM -
by the middle OF TINS rs. schooi to see
visitors have gone to the schooi ~
the new decoration effects.
Members Of the College Club Of Busi-
ness High went on iihe
afternoon.
Parental control OF the child in the
home was the subject OF an aool ess us
Iiyered by DIR. II. NJ. Johnson, superNis
ing principal OF the n,nth nun cranch.Ty,er atols'cT,
Home and School Association ne oe-
clared that children frequently ran IN
their lessons at school because tnss az
not taught self-control in their homes.
ficlent will power to do tasks thal are
UNPLEASANT he said.
4 4 4 4
Child Welfare" was the snolect OF
an address by Mrs Joseph rsahsrl Stoaaarp p,a. a.
ent-Teacher Association. She told OF
the ways in which cast-on garments
might be used for indiSent families.
Miss NJ. G. Young. prinelpai OF oi .he .he
arganization might help during the
Mrs Margarita spaldins Gerry. MEM
Der Of the board OF education, read
IAN original story on the war. Miss
Marion Larner sang Third grade pu-
pills presented an original drama,lZa. :.
ton of "Epaminondas." Refreshments
were served.
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Food conservation and community
.a,ter work were discussed at recent
meeting Of the Lovejoy Parent-Teacher
Association. Following an ADDRESS DS
Mrs Rebecca J. Gray on Sonlmunlls
canter work it was decided to name
committee, headed by Mrs. Gray. to
take up the proposition OF organizing
a community center
Rev Nonocha spoke on Ine Neces,
sity of Home Training to SUGGEST
; School Period" 4 committee was nam ed
to worI, for a large enrolment in the
night schools.
These officers were elected:
vice president: H. l.. Naylor. treasurer,
and Miss H. L. Collier. secretary.
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| The class of 1920 of the Wasf1nston
coiIepe of Law was entertained by
some Of its members at tea Tuesday
ayeninp following the lecture on
| ..Partnesrhfps" by Judge Peelle Byron
| Darling explained briefly the OBJECT OF
! ,ha Gathering, to enable the members
~ the two sections of the class. which
meet at different hours. to become ac-
ouainted. and called on Judge Pee1le
| president of the board OF trustees, who
snol.e In reminiscent vein, recalling in
cidents connected with the founding
| of the college and the teaching OF law
| in the early n1netles.
| g. w. q. Notes.
F. A.. Schmitt. president of the En-
p;neering Society, has ben odt of the
city for several days on government
| business.
Mike Stretch Of ( Columbian College
has accepted a position at the bureau
of standards.
| Fenton Fadeley of Columbian Col
lore has accepted a position on a local
f;raeme smallwood of Columbian Col
!,1a has returned from a short visit
10 Wesleyan University.
p, DR.. S. o. Clayton. a lieutenant in the
| Dental Corps. is awaiting orders to re-
mort for active duty.
i DR.. Jerry Frost. lieutenant in the
Dental Corps, recently visited his alma
DR.. William Ogus. now a lieutenan,
in the Dental Corps. was a recent
visitor at the Dental College.
| Dr. NJ. @. Cannon, graduate of the
Dental College. is dental surgeon in
the RESERVE Corps, and is stationed al
| Fort Washington
The Secretary of War has issued an
order whereby all dental students who
are drafted will be given an oppor.
tunity to continue their college studies