El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Parent Teachers Association Will
Entertain Mothers Council Monday


THE Parent-Teachers' association OF
1 the FL Paso high school VIII en-
terrain the Council OF Mothers In the
auditorium Of the high school at 3
/ o'clock p. m. on Monday afternoon.
/ The reserve officers training corps,
( AIRS. Z. Il. Erwin. chairman OF the
I social committee OF the Parent-Teach-
| ers' association. and the entire mem
Z bership Of the association viii act as
hosts at the tea, which viii be a part
of the afternoons entertaiuD emit
During the entertainment the service
nag OF the high school viii be de-
mobilize6 and placed in the archives
OF the school.
The program 20 be given at the
meeting Monday Includes The Lord s
Prayer, Council OF Mothers: talk, su-
periutendent r. W. Fowler; paper,
Miss Mrra Minkler, county school
superintendent. report Of the maya
zine committee, Airs. J. ID. Love; dis
cussion, Back 70 Education Week.
violin solo, Airs. W Underwood
DaughdrilL
The Parent-Teachers' association Of
Alta Vista school met on Friday az
ternoon at 3 o'clock In the school au-
ditorium- A letter from Glenn o.
Everman was read by Mrs. sidney
HOckett, Mr. Everman asking for
cooperation Of members Of the as
ISOLATION in the boy scout movement,
Of which he is director for Fl Paso.
The prize picture awarded 10 the
grade which had the largest at
tendance OF mothers went 10 the low
fifth grade The teacher Of the grade
is Miss Cora Charles.
An interesting feature OF the meet
ing was a talk given by Mrs n D
"a Do ~
value TO mothers Of reading. Mrs
sullivan said there IS no place in the
world today for the person who has
not read good books. she urged
mothers TO read stories about chill
iren, saying that 10 Is easier 70 IN
lerstand ones own children, their
faults and virtues II one reads Of
the experiences Of other mothers She
advised parents 20 discuss the authors
as wei as the books with their chill
dren- The child reflects his home
surroundings and IL is very easy.
said Mrs sullivan. ITO pick out the
man OF woman who was lived in q
home where good books are read
Hrs. Sullivan spoke Of women asking
Ter for books that would rest them Z
IN these cases she suggested books I
lf travel and romance. zone can take
an ocean voyage, travel through for
aigu countries without leaving ones
lWne fireside." said Mrs. Sullivan.
All the experiences that one has
wanted and could not enjoy are made
possible for one by fifteen minutes
zach day OF reading" AIRS. Sullivan .
invited the mothers TO call upon her
or any personal attention or help I
hat they might wish in choosing
heir reading matter
Two violin solos were given 0y
Irs. ". Underwood DaughdrilL ac- \
by Miss Mayfield. The
irst number was Souvenir" by 7
)rdla. and as an encore she gave, I
o. Sole Mo
Mrs Eunice Payne, PRINCIPAL OF the
chool. read a paper on How the
'eacher Measures the Progress of
iethod Of grading among the points
-hich are considered in determinlne
be quality Of the pupils work are
reparation, application, team work.
lpical Rotations. volunteer work.
eatness and completeness Of written
'ork, department, and effort to make
D work lost by absence.
The meeting was followed BY
)Cial hour, when tea was served
The Parent-Teachers' association Of {
he First Christian church viii meet
a Tuesday afternoon at $ o'clock at 3
ie church. The devotional part Of
le program. THE Bible Mother.
aomi." viii be conducted by Mrs F
D. Love. There win be talk on Z
americanization, Task OF the
hurch." Mrs. W. C. Denton; address.
imericanization, a Community Task.
rs. Henry p. Bowie; solo, selected, Z
rs Lee s. Hill; reading. I'm An s
merican." Robert Emerson and p.
lillian Atkinson; flag salute. BOY (
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