Evening star., 1923-04-01

YOU viii advise me in time l shall be
glad to do my part in furthering its
/ interest"
List OF school associations In the
sixth and seventh divisions.
| Sixth division, Miss Flora Hendley.
supervisor; Blair Hayes Parent-Teacher
Association, Mrs. William Levy. second
/ Thursdays Taylor Ludlow Parent
Ieacher Association, Mrs. G. S. Bartlett,
third Thursday. Wheatley Parent
! Teacher Association Mrs. B. V. Cham
berlain. first Thursday.
Seventh division, Dr. Il. G. Kimball.
! supervisor-Rrent Home and School
Association, Mrs. W. B. Yowell, third
Thursday, either at 3 or 8: Carbcrry
Parent-Teacher Association, Mrs. A.
! X. Wine. second Tuesday, alternating
at 3 and &: Edmonds Mothers club,
Mrs. J. II. Fritz, second Monday at 5 ;
kingsman Parent-Teacher Associa-
| ton, Mrs. A. W. Boswell, third Mon
day at 2:30; Maury Home and School,
| Mrs. d. G. Shankle, first Tuesday
alternating at and S: Peabody Hilton
Parent-Teacher Association, Mrs. r.
A. Holt, first Tuesday, six day meet
ings at 3, three night meetings at s.:
WalIaCh-T Towers Mothers Club. Mrs.
! II. Il. Wilson, third Thursday at 2:30
! The seventh division is the banner
one for organization, as there ia an
association in every building except
one.
Unique school Celebration
The Public School and Home AsSo-
citation. together with its auxiliary,
the Mothers Club of the Elizabeth V
Brown School Of Chevy Chase. aided
and abetted by the Citizens Assoria-
tion. celebrated the twenty-tifth an
| niversary of the founding of the
school last Tuesday evening. About
500 people. including many OF the
early graduates. gathered in the
beautiful building 70 do honor to its
been at the head of the school all
these years. and to her assistant. Miss
A l.. Hendry, who also Is beloved by
many h1ndreds of pupils. The jani-
| tyr. j. NJ. King. was not forgotten,
either, as he has served most faith
fully during this time.
One could hardly believe that when
! this school was opened Chevy Chase,
i d. C., was wilderness, there being
no human habitation south of the cir
! Gle. save the old Belt farm house
After congratulating Miss GIven
| and Miss Hendry, the guests We're in
vited TO the auditorium, where a de-
! lightful program was given, consist
J ing of "reminiscences and the pres
entation 10 Miss Given of a platinum
wrist watch, to Miss Hendry n silver
| fligree bar pin and to Mr.. King TWEEN
F; ty-tive bright, new silver dollars.
| The school Was presented with Il
/ pICluLe Ol the dS II looked
| twenty-five years ago and u beauti-
| fully framed picture, surmounted by
victory palms, Of the two gold-star
| boys.
After these exercises, refreshments
We're served and a charming social
hour closed this anniversary meeting
! The Henry d. Cook Home and
/ School Association met Tuesday even
| ing with the president. Mrs. B. A.
| Hickman. III the chair. The speaker
was DR.. J. w. Murphy, who spoke on
THE Well Nourished Child" This
subject was especially interesting be-
cause the association has recently
established milk lunches in the school.
The association has also recently
weighed the pupils of the school and
found that +5 per cent Of them were
underweight. Mrs. E. r. Grant gave
an interesting talk about the, care Of
the children in the nutrition clinics.
This talk was illustrated by slides
showing some of the children who are
cared for as they were before and
after treatment.
There will be no meetings Of school
associations during this coming
closed for the Easter holidays.
During the late war the Congress
Of Mothers and Parent-Teacher asso-
Citations were occupied entirely with
necessary war activities. Since the
armistice the work of adjustment to
a peace time basis has required the
entire thought and attention Of the
officers and the several thousand