Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-02

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the Parent.teaeher Association held
its monthly meeting in the high
school auditorium. Mrs. Gariebaldi
Of Charlotte, was expected at this
meeting to give a talk on the work
and plans Of Parent Teacher Asso-
citation, but at the last moment Il
was found that she could not be
present The program committees
had hastily arranged program,
but it proved an interesting one, ex-i
cellently rendered.
In the absence OF the president in
the first part OF the meeting, Miss
Finley presided Miss Brooks Of the
primary division of teachers had the
subject problems OF Home Study
for the primary pupil from teach
er's viewpoint, and these difficulties
in the way of home study she pre-
sented by means of a little play,
original and amusing acted by PR
mary and grammar grade pupils.
Miss Allan discussed the subject
from the homes viewpoint. Miss
Groves took up a teachers idea OF
problems OF home study for, gram
mar grades and high school. Mrs
Gore discussed this from the moth
er's point Of view.
Miss Bessie Terry, in treating
some problems the teacher would
like to see solved, dwelt upon the
vital need OF new building for
high. school students and the imper-
atiye need for mothers as well as
fathers to register and vote at the
approaching election. Surely no
parent in Rockingham is so blind to
his own childs comfort, nay health
itself, progress and best interests as
to vote against or fail to vote for
these bonds on Feb. 2lst. Resolutio s
to this effect were offered by Mrs.
Claude Gore and were unanimously
adopted by the association. The
president appointed a committee,
Mrs. George Steele and Mrs. Gore,
to meet with committee from the
Woman's club for the purpose Of
arousing interest in the bond cleo
ton for a new high school building
and securing the largest possible
/. registration Of mathers.
Miss Mary Bynum Paris having
the largest percentage present o.
mothers representing her room, Sc
cured the prize for her 9Th g. ade--
a picture which viii. belong to thi
grade for the ensuing month";.
IA mother has been chosen from
q each grade in school to represen
Il that grade as its grade mother
These are as follows:
High School Miss Finley, Mis-
Arrowood, Miss Ashcraft Miss Paris
Miss Allan, Miss TERRY, Miss Groves
Miss Sheridan, Miss Brunson, Mis-
HorTiaday, Miss Owens, Miss Brooks
Mss Moore, Mrs. Ewing, Miss Slim
son, Miss Gill, Miss Stacy, Mrs. "
E. Harrison, Mrs. NJ B. Leatht
Mrs. John Alfred, Mrs. R. L. Culbel
son, Mrs. Tom Covington, Mrs. R. /
Mcdonald, Mrs. d. 7. Hicks, MR.
Clande Gore, Mrs. w, R. Jones, Mr.
Fred Dickinson, Mrs. T. B. B1anchel
Mrs. e. A. Allen, Mrs. A. w. Portel
Mrs. w. A. Biggs, Mrs. John S
Everett, Mrs. Eugene Payne, Mrs
Hoyt Hinson. M
In a previous list Of officers Q
the Association, the name of on
ofthe vice-presidents was onittet
This is Mrs. George Steele VIII
represents the parents as Mis-
Finley represents the school.
On Thursday, Feb. 9th, at
o'clock, a most important NEE
ing of the Association will b
held In the High School Auditor
iurn. Mrs. Garibalde, Of Cha
lotte, will then address the A:
seciation and all the mothers al
urged to attend.
Lois Weber presents
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