Evening star., 1924-06-01
Parent-Teacher Activities

! The Force Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion held a fair May "a. Mr.. Trippe
| gave a talk on China" and The
| Merchant of Venice" was given by
pupils of the school. Mrs. rawlings
| was the chairman In charge or this
| fete.
| The Bradley Mothers Club will
| meet tomorrow afternoon and Mrs.
q. S. Rafter will be the speaker.
The Kinsman Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will hold the last meeting for
| the season next Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock. The speakers Will be
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter and Repre-
| sentative. Greenwood. There Will be
wins the attendance banner at this
meeting will be given picnic. which
will be chaperoned by the new presi-
dent of the club, Mrs. Holloway. The
officers who were elected recently
were: President, Mrs. James Hol-
loway; vice president, Miss Lulu
Thorn: secretary. Mrs. Dorothy H.
Bishop, and treasurer. j. w. Basin.
The Edmonds Parent-Teacher Asso
citation gave school lunch at noon
Wednesday.
The Bryan Parent Teach Associa
ton will meet next Wednesday at
TAO pm The program will be fur
nished by the pupils of the school.
The Maury Home and School Asso-
citation at it's last meeting elected Of
fcers as follows: President, Mrs.
Cecile P. Clark; first vice president,
Fred Daiker: second vice president
Mrs. l. Y. Otterback; secretary, Mrs.
Thomas W. Davis: treasurer MISS
Lillian Tolson. The card party which
this association gave recently for the
benefit of the mothers building fund
| netted $77.
The last meeting for this school
year of the Langley Parent-Teacher
Association was held May 20. DR..
Ballou. superintendent of schools,
gave a talk on The Junior High
School" The program. provided by
the Langley students. consisted of
piano and violin selection by the
| Sokolove twins, pupils of 1B: vocal
solo by Lillian Buckner. accompanied
by Mae Davis, both pupils in "a; and
several selections by the school or
| chestra, led by Mrs. Ward. Refresh
ments were served. The association
| thanked Mrs. Gummins, Mrs. Pitman,
| Mrs. Young. Mrs. Smallwood and Mrs.
Gummel for helping to make the cos
tunes for the Langley School spring
play, and also the candy committee
| for the work it did. DR.. Fales turned
in $4SS0 to the treasurer, made by
selling candy at the play. Mr.. Cum
Minis, a parent in charge of the Boy
Scouts, reported that the troop, COM
posed Of thirty-four members, had re-
ceived its charter from New York
and is now Troop IS.
The present officers were reelected.
with the exception of DR.. Ball. treas
urer, who declined denomination be-
cause of ill health. The association
is fortunate in securing Mrs. Lillyan
E. Dunlap as treasurer. The follow
| ing were elected: President, Henry
Gilligan; first vice president, Mrs. j.
+. Jorolenum; second vice president,
| II. w. Draper: secretary, Mrs. X. +.
Trotter: treasurer. Mrs. Lillyan Is.
Dunlap.
Section SA2 won the pennant, for
| having the greatest number of par
ents present, for the third time this
| year. Having won the pennant the
greatest number of times, SAo will
have its picture taken, framed and
hung in the hall.
The Wormley Parent-TeacherA Asso-
! citation met May 10 with the presi-
dent, George A. Parker. presiding.
| The recent arrest in the school, with
| out warrant. of an innocent pupil of
| the school, by a policeman was dis
cussed. The association was Informed
that the board of education had ap-
pointed an investigating committee
with Mr. Graham chairman. The
principal was commended for her de-
fense of the pupil and a vote of
thanks was tended her by the asso-
citation.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Carrie
| s. Watson, Miss Margaret Braxton
| tions We're rendered by Miss Marquee
rite V. Smith and the school orchestra
accompanied by Mr.. Burleigh. Re-
! freshmentS We're served.