The Washington herald., 1922-11-05
PROVIDES NURSE
CHILDREN in
civ. BROWN SCHOOL
Parent-Teacher Associa-
tiOn Gives Funds for
Needed Service.

tSANr AiAmnidr SCHOOLS IN thc cry.
The Psrsnt-Teacher Association of
the school has arranged for a nurse
to tbe in constant attendance, CIV
Ing a-tical attention whenever
ting suffer any accident or have
contracted any ailment which
would endanger the other pupils.
AS Congress does not appropriate
any funds for this purpose. the en-
tirH expense is borne by the mem
bets of the Parent-Eeacher Asso-
ciation- 1T Is money well invest
ed" according to Miss Ethel Given.
principal of the school. who states
th&t an invaluable service is rem
dered the parents, who now feel
that their children are perfectly
safa from the time they leave in
the morning till their return in the
afternoon.
The idea is not wholly a new one
as the association first introduced it
two years ago. With the beginning
of the present school term a COM
plstely equipped room for sick
pupils was added to the service.
The scheduled meeting of the
Western High school Alumni Asso-
Cldlipn lOE tNeHlnS was III
definitely postponed. but a number
oflthe vitally interested members
heifi an informal meeting. planning
sotne of the movements and enter
tafnments which the organization
intends to carry out during the
coming year
The regular bimonthly dance of
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under the auspices Of the Home and
School Association. was held in the
library of the school Friday even
ing The large number of students
and alumni present materially ben
efhd the building fund for the
school. for which all proceeds of
the dances are given.
Policeman Charles Burkett. of
the Seventh precinct, has left the
city for an extended hunting trip.
Students of Georgetown Univer-
sitS interested in debating met Fri
day night for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for the interclass
debates which will be held later in
the year.
Mrs. Eva Veirs. G27 Upshur street
northwest. entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Petworth Baptist
Church Thursday.
The "Class in the Corner" COM
posed of the young people Of the
Petworth Baptist Church. has an
nounced 4 fair to be held at the
church Tuesday. Christmas pres
ents and cakes. candy and ice cream
viii be handled. the proceeds of
which will be used for needy cases
during the winter months.
James r. Groves. formerly lieu
tenant of No. Engine Company.
has been made captain of Engine
Company No. "a.
Mrs. w Harkey. wife of Rev. w.
II. H."Harkey. retiring associate pas
tor. of the wallace Memorial Pres
byterian Church, was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon and entertain
msnt wednesday night of the Be
thelda Shaw Guild at the church.
Mrs. Fred s. walker. 80 Rock
creek Church road northwest. wife
of the editor of the Park View Citi-
zen. is now able to he about fol-
lowing her recovery from an injury
~- "Sed in recent automobile ac-
Cident.
Mrs. Eita Terry. "a Allison
stihet northwest. recently enter
iained The junior society "f the
Christian EndeaNor Of Wallace Me-
g ard Mr. Timothy Symmes
4e2s New Hampshire av-
e-r. invest. had rs their guests
tsr week NJ. and Mrs. T.
# New York city.
Omiller has sold his home.
~ ar street northwest. to
n ltvi Duunin=t"u He Will
w. g.. ris new home. Sa@3 Illinois
l@N~suus nrthwesJ
= * rthur Mason sherman. one
-t &c.. 'et"ra1s of tn" Episcopal
'EJr..- Missionary service in china.
VIII r-it eSS an audience al promi-
1rs 'c"palians at the Washing
- '.p tomorrow afternoon at
. SO ok Dr. sherman lives in
NiirIs china. He is native Of
sew 'ey
f W. F"~Su'r-. 4"p7 FoHr-
trs-tr rect northwest. was amona,
r' 1-r 10 arrived on tn. OIvmpic
which ocked AZ New York last
~-.a. F0rSbcr- sp,ut the sum
meT IN europe.
Michael T. Lynch. nut.d Ioug-dis-
early in the summer To- take part in
the Irish Olympic gam'S-postponed
m CARD OF THANKS
ScoTT-wr wish To- thank our rslrtivrs and
friends for their kindness >ympathv and
floral tributes during our bereavement
brother. WINFIELD \ SCOTT THE
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DEATHS
CUYLER-SnddPnly ThurS-Iav Nnyrnr-
her :. 1872. THOMAS I'cwITT CINLEE
in Philadelphia in his e9;h year
Funeral services p. m Sunday NOvsm-
hsr = at Second Presbyterian Church
,i'NSntv -nrSt and Walnut strrets Phila-
delphia, Pa Intsrmcnt private. Please
omit hnwer< 50
HUDDLESoN On Friday. November g. ~
IO:3n a. m. JOHN HUDDLESON. in the
eighty eighth year OF his age.
funeral at Wright's Chapel. Monday. No