The Democratic advocate., 1921-12-02
Carroll School.

President, Mrs. Esther X Brown; !;
Vice-P President. DR. G. Lewis Wetzell;
Secretary, Mrs. Wellington NJ. Penn
Treasurer, Mr.. Edgar Yingling Mem
bership Of lot.
Have held three meetings and are
going 70 do great things for their
school
Parent.Teacher Association Of New
Windsor.
This organization has lately been
re-organized with Mrs, John Bailef as
President; Mrs Milton Haines, Vice
President: Mrs. Hanna Skunk, Treas
urer: Mrs. N. T. Bennett. Secretary.
Parent.Tcacher Association Of MI.
Airy.
President, Or. e. II. Willard; Vice
President. Mrs Clifton Sponsellsr;
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Mryle
Reck
The average attendance at the eight
meetings held was sixty-five. Seventy
dollars raised for library and physi'
cal exercise apparatus
Parent.Teacher Association OF Union
Bridge.
President, Mr.. Il. ]. Nicholson; Vice
President. Mrs. Thomas Gather; Sec
retary, Miss Margaret Snader; Treas
urer, Prof E. A. Wolfe.
AT each meeting of this association,
class work by the various grades was
included in their programs.
Through various sources this Asso-
citation raised $426.23 and spent
$295.OS for playground equipment. A
new piano was installed in the ltigh
School and this Association Is doing
splendid work.
Parent. Teacher Association OF West
minister. ~.
President, Mr.. Samuel caltridcr;
Wee President, Mr.. Ed. G. Seitz; Sec
retary, Mrs. J. siiwell Myers; Treas
urer, Miss Ethel Manahan
This organization equipped room
so that dental clinics could be held
The children OF the primary and Gle
mentary grades were examined by our
local dentists, who also Instructed the
children in the care OF the teeth. N
der the supervision OF the Health
Chairman. Mrs. Edgar Myers. the
Health Booth, was again held at the
Carroll County Exhibit, This year
weighing and measuring nearly four
hundred children and giving to each
a record card. Much excellent l'tera-
ture and samples OF dentifrics were
distributed. Through donations ard
purchases one hundred and twenty
new books were added TO the school
library The Child Welfare Committee
has rendered assistance In several
cases and has been able TO meet all
demands. No child is allowed 10 be
absent from school because Of not
having the proper clothing
This Association purchased moving
picture machine for the school, hoping
to create among the pupils and pa
irons, the taste for the very best kind
of movies as we'll as 10 use the ma
chine for demonstration 10 the chill
dren OF class work. All meetings well
attended and very profitable indeed.
Sykesrllle School Community Asso.
citation.
President. Mrs. NJ. u. Weer. Vice
President. Mr.. c. M. Behr: Treasurer
Mr. VIM NJ. Chipley; Secretary. Miss
Louise Lacey.
This association cleared S23Ibi
from an oyster supper and q lunch
con. They purchased two victrolas fo'
the intermediate grades, a micro
scope for the High school, books foi
the library, paid other small bills and
gave their principal $4,000. This as
sociation is certainly wide awak ant
knows how to appreciate goof
teacher. They are workers for theiI
school.
The Patrons Club Of Hampstead.
President, Mr.. f. w. Belt; FRS
Vice President. Mrs. J. II. Blocher
Second Vice President, Mrs. EdwaTC
Belt; Treasurer, Mrs. II. -. Murray
Financial Secretary, Mrs. w. X. Sui
livan: Assistant Secretary, Miss Mao
mi Derr: Secretary, Miss Mary STAINS
bury.
Membership 154. This Club shows :
fine spirit OF cooperation In the var
ious activities OF the school Durinf
the year ending March Is, 1921, tho
organization spent several hundred
dollars in school equipment. Dishes
and silyerware have been bought anc
eighty dollars contributed to the
school library for books. One yictro
la and S25.0O worth OF records this
Club purchased for the school, Also
gave $1,000 toward the electric lighi
fixtures for the school. A community
Fair was held by the patrons ant
school children. This occasion addet
greatly to the social life of the com
munity and added much to the Clubs
treasury. Worth while entertainment
have been offered the community at 1
nominal price through course OF NV
entertainments. They have had splen
did educational talks by members o
the County and State Boards. a Com
munity sing by Prof. Gibson, Stat
Music Supervisor. This Club contribu
ted $500 to the support OF the Athle
tic League and thereby encourages
the athletics Of the school At