The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12

complete story of the work of u ment, the receipts of which, s154, were expended in the purchase of 35 pictures, in placing eight large wall pictures in the school. Playground and miscellaneous improvements were made.
 Barker school, with a membership of so. has installed maps and equip ment needed in instruction.
 Bush school has supplied a dic- tionary and stand for the library, aided In getting playground equip ment and put 20 benches on the school grounds.
 Cunningham school has a very live and active association. which this year has been helpful in community work connected with the milk depot. It has done health, center and nutri- tion work and has completed fur nlshing the domestic science depart ment, improved the community play ground equipment and provided sup plementary readers for the children.
 Elyton school aided in equipping the domestic science department; made substantial contribution to the manual training shop; purchased health scales; built tennis court and provided six lectures on topics of interest to the association.
 Fairview school constructed ten nic court; added to the playground equipment and purchased phono- graph records.
 Gate City purchased some pictures for the school, books for the library and helped to provide athletic sup plies.
 Hemphill placed some pictures in the school, painted one of the school rooms and supplied funds for play ground equipment.
 Kennedy supplied playground equipment and supplementary read CTS for children.
 Lakeview has furnished play ground equipment. athletic supplies, curtains for the basement. shrubbery for the school grounds and worked actively In connection with the park.
 Martin gave athletic supplies. Q complete set of pictures for visual instruction with stereoscopes a screen for the lunch room, books fo-' the library. Lunches, books and cloth ing were furnished to children need Ing them. Shrubbery was also planted.
 Minor school purchased scales had the playground graded; supplied teaching aids for current events; bought an encyclopedia for the liz brary; provided some playground equipment and presented pictures to the school.
 Moore school bought records for the phonograph, school supplies ana did playground work. North n oh RaVa an enter tainment which netted $196. 50. which was given to be used in improve ments or in the building.
 Pratt City gave the furniture for the rest room. a phonograph, pictures for three rooms and repaired the playground apparatus. Seventeenth Avenue donated play ground material and supplied supple mentary books for the library.
 woodlawn group of women has | furnished dishes and a refrigerator for lunch service, as well as play ground supplies.
 Wylam has also bought playground equipment and athletic supplies.
 At the Barker school its associa- tion not only has obtained lunch room. but has put in gas stove and supplied lunches for the Mercy Home children.
 A phonograph and records, play ground equipment. drinking founts and a medicine chest are Central Parks contribution to general well | fare.
 Gibson school association has pur- chased a motion picture machine athletic supplies, books for the li- brary and has had interior painting done.
 Henley school has bought athletic equipment, furnished school supplies for needy children and the equipment | for two basketball courts. | Robinson school women can boast of having fitted their lunch room with dishes and silver. bought two pictures, outfitted athletic courts purchased supplies for games as well as supplied lunches to needy chil- dren.
 New benches for the school audi torium Is one of the things the South Highland association has done. II has also bought a new cabinet for photograph records. Two new bas- ketball courts stand to It's credit as well as motion picture supplies improvements to playground and other things.