Arizona republican., 1922-03-29
FRIDAY, MARCH 81,
VISITORS DAY At
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL

HUUULVLLI UUIIUUL
Friday. March 81, is visitors day.
at the Roosevelt school. For weeks
the children in the various grades
have been getting ready for this an
nual event. Samples of the pupils
work will be on display, and through
out the morning hours the classes
will be conducted especially for Wis
itors in order to show the class work
of the school. During the afternoon
a sport program and track meet. in
which Wilson schools viii take part,
win be given. All patrons and
friends of the school are cordially
invited to visit the school during the
day and attend the track meet dur
ing the afternoon. Pupils of the DOM
estic science classes win sell ice
cream for the athletic fund.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will give the regular forthnightiy
club dance on Friday night Mem
bers of the club will be hostesses dur
ing the evening. An unusually at
tractive dance program has been ar
ranged. An excellent orchestra viii
provide music for the event.
The call for the annual meeting OF
the Phoenix Local Council Monday
April 3rd has been received by the
ton to this meeting Is extended to
all friends who are interested in the
welfare OF the children of our COM
munity. The following program will
be given. Morning session g.: 80 a. M,
Jackson school. Mrs. M. I. Phelps,
presiding.
Reports Of officers, department
chairmen, associations and commit
tees.
Election Of officers Lunch served
at home of Mrs. Oscar Roberts. 2004
N. Madison street, from IL to 1880.
Afternoon session, 1880 D. M. jack
son school
Round table: How Creighton fin
anced a hot lunch. Mrs. K. M. Sweet.
How Roosevelt has developed pub
licity, Mrs. Lucius Butler How Will
son has linked the children's amuse-
ments with the Parent Teachers as
ISOLATION, Mrs. Fred Smith. How
Adams has secured corporation with
the school principal. Mrs. Charles
Macbeth. How the high school dew
eloped its programs, Mrs. j. L. B.
Alexander. How Pendergast inter-
ested the fathers in the Parent
Teacher association, Mrs. H. G. Arn-
strong. Food for thought, Mrs. G.. N.
Loomis.
Presentation Of new officers. Clos
ing of annual day.
The president OF the Roosevelt Pa
rentsTeachers association, Mrs. Lu-
cius Butler, asks that Roosevelt send
a large delegation to this annual
meeting Monday. April 3, to Jackson
school.
The next meeting Of the Roose-
welt Neighborhood club is scheduled
for wednesday, April 5. The de-
partment Of applied education. di-
vision Of conservation of natural re-
sources, will present the program for
the day. Birds" will be the general
subject featured on the program and
number OF interesting phases Of
the subject will be given.
The state convention of the Con-
gress OF Mothers and Parent Teachers
associations attracted many from the
district last week. The reception at
the Woman's club: the opening Of the
general session on Thursday even
ing; the special session and sectional
meetings on Friday: the banquet FRI
day night: the special session on
Saturday morning and state board
meeting on Saturday afternoon. all
were attended by representatives from
Roosevelt.
The kindergarten program. given
under the direction of Mrs. Jay Hyde,
on Tuesday afternoon by the Roose-
welt PIT A., was most enjoyable
event. Mrs. Gray Archer gave a talk
on Kindergarten Methods in the
Home; Mrs. Lucius Butler. "The
Steps Necessary to Secure a Kinder
garten":: Mrs. Edwin Deetham, kin
dergarten Methods in Music Appreci-
alton" Mrs. Deetham sang a group
OF songs to illustrate her points. Mrs.
Jane Wilson sang charmingly a group
of kindergarten songs. Everyone
present was furnished with paper and
scissors and instructed to make doll
furniture. After five minutes strug-
Cling an assortment Of chairs. tables.
ETC., were proudly displayed, but
when told that four year old tots in
kindergarten do such work regularly
IL was decided that forty year old
might profitably attend kindergarten.
A kindergarten game was then
played, followed by a reading by Mrs.
Marcia Strong, "The Gingerroared
Man" Mrs. Il. c. Nelson and Mrs,
Jay Hyde. hostesses for the day.
passed baskets of gingerbread men
and sticks Of peppermint candy.
The talk given by Doctor J. X.
Brown before the Christian Endeavor
societies general assembly on Sunday
evening was most interesting Doctor
Brown has worked for many years
among the Armenians and his subject
was Of unusual interest to all present
The girls Of the Roosevelt Congre-
gational Sunday school won from the
Murphy Sunday school team in the
game played on the home field Satur-
day afternoon, and the Murphy boys
won from the Roosevelt boys team.
The Christian Endeavor Bible
class, adult division. is planning an
unusually interesting meeting on
Sunday evening. Under the direction
of Mrs. Fred Kiser a. simple dram
atization OF the book of Esther will
be given. Mrs. Kiser will tell the
story. introducing the various char
acters as they appear. A cordial in
vitation to attend this meeting is
extended by the Bible Class
A dress form class met at the home
OF Mrs. E. 7. Smith last Monday and
four forms" were completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kiser, Rev. and
Mrs F.. r. BelIingham. and c. M.
Kitchel were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Wheeler on Sunday.
G. NJ. Kitchel is visiting at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. F.. r. Bellingham.
Mr.. Kitchell is Mrs. Bellingham's
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hibbard Of
Sunderland, Massachusetts,. have
moved into the L. n. Butler house
on the corner of BaseIine ana Hero
glyphic road.