Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-19

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Parent teacher workers are in
terested in the state convention
which will be held in Eugene be-
ginning October rs, and at a
meeting OF the Lincoln Mckinley
association in the Mckinley
school Tuesday evening Mrs. Ma
son Bishop was elected a delegate
to represent this association. Mrs.
Bishop may motor to Eugene and
in that case probably other mem
bers will join the party.
1t was decided to continue the
custom OF giving milk to the chill
dren in the first and second
grades and the committee appoint
ed to arrange for this are, Mrs.
Hurley, Mr. Davenport and Mrs.
]. w. HARRISON. 1t has been Gus
tom in this association to have a
picture contest and the room hav-
ing the largest number of parents
at these meetings gets to keep the
picture for one month and at the
end OF the year the room making
| the highest score keeps the pic
ture. Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs. La
Moine Clark and Mrs. Morehouse
we're appointed to secure new
picture for this year.
Plans for the convention at
Eugene. are progressing rapidly
although the program has not
been entirely completed.
Miss Frances Hayes, national
chairman of the Juvenile protec-
tion committee, will be on the
evening program Thursday, Octo-
Der 26. Her subject will be "The
Child in Need of Special Care"
On the last afternoon of the
convention the delegates will be
the guests of the University OF
Oregon in the women's building,
where they will be entertained
with a musical program. The do
nestle science department of the
Eugene high school will act as
hostess at a luncheon one day of
the convention. Through the cour-
tesy of the F.. Lee Maxon adver-
tising agency the Oregon Parent
Teachers magazine will have an
elaborate booth featuring the ad :
vertisers In the magazine. Refresh
ments will be served during alt
sessions.
The Leisure Hour club yester-
day Joined the round of fall club
meetings when it held the first
meeting OF the season at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Steusloff. The
rooms were very attractive in zin-
MAS and roses of blending colors.
The afternoon was spent in a
pleasant social manner with the
following women members of the
club Mrs. George Brown, Mrs
George Bingham, Mrs. M. NJ
Chapman. Mrs. H. j. Clements.
Mrs, George Pearce, Mrs. L.
Pearce, Mrs. l., Raymond, Mrs.
Small, Mrs William Steiger, Mrs
U. G, Shipley, Mrs. Charles We'll
Ter, Mrs, w. II. Steusloff, Mrs.
Alice Brown. Mrs. Dan Fry, Mrs.
Eugenia Gillingham. Mrs. l..
Land, Mrs, Matthews and Mrs.
Milton Meyers.
Special guests for the afternoon
were; Mrs, Davis. Mrs, John
Lueker, Mrs. Graves and Miss oda
Chapman.
Mrs. b. T. Randall was the hon
or guest at meeting OF the Ma
omi circle of the First Methodist
church yesterday when Mrs, Nj. C..
Findley and Mrs. James McClel-
land were joint hostesses at the
Findley home. About thirty five
women were present for the social
hour and to honor Mrs. Randall.
As this was the regular meeting
time OF the circle a short bust
ness meeting was held, presided
over by the president, Mrs. Eric
Butler.
There will be an all day meet
ng OF the Woman's union. a lunch
at noon, and work for all, at the
First Congregational church to-
morrow. Friday. The work will be
ON the coming bazaar and it is
hoped that large number Of wo-
men win be present,
Miss Catherine Denonleau OF
Salem has been pledged TO Tau Nu
a local sorority at the University
Of Oregon. where she entered this
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