Milford chronicle., 1924-02-01
Ocean View

The Parent-Teacher Association
> meeting for January of Lord Balti-
more school was held in the school
building on last Friday night. AS the
topic selected was: know Your
School" the program was devoted al
most entirely to demonstration of
daily school work. It is felt by the as
ISOLATION that in this way the parents
and patrons of the school can best be-
come acquainted with their school.
which is necessary step to their be-
coming interested in it. The VariOus
committees as appointed by the pres
ldent at the last meeting are: Mem
bershlp' Mrs. Ross Ringler, chairman;
Mrs. J. H. DerricksOn, Mrs. Clarence
Pepper Mrs. Annie Anderson, Mrs.
Eva Derrickson.
Program: Mrs. Viola Belts, Prof. v.
Wiley, Mrs. Lydia Phillips, Miss A.
M. Benedict.
Publicity: Mrs. Ethel Davidson, Mrs.
Georgia Johnson, R. L. Herbst.
During the business meeting sug-
gestions were given as to what the |
association could do for the school. A |
committee was appointed to look into |
this matter. Some of the things sug-
gested were: Song books, pictures and
rugs or covering for the platform
which has just been built in the as
sembly room.
The membership committee was at
work and secured about So new mem
bers and the dues of many of last
years members.
The dues for the year are zoe; loo
of which goes to the State Association
and 10c remains in the local treasury.
A thorough canvas of the homes will {
be made and all interested in the
school are urged to join. Do not wait t
to be asked but give your name to one !
of the committee.
A large audience was present. The /
program in detail follows: G
Sixth meeting of the L. P. P. T. A. v
January 25, 1924.
Meeting called to order by the pres O
ldent, Mrs. Lulu Short. g
Lords Prayer in unison. =
Principal R. L. Herbst explained
hat work was only an exhibit of daily
class work. A class in spelling was
briefly taught by T. II. Hudson. z
1.-THE Lost Doll" was recited by ri
Dorothy Holt, and also 1.-THE Wind" D
~ Willard Pussy.
Due to the absence of Miss Evans, fl
Mrs. Belts gave the second grade a d
,rief drill in numbers. If
Emily Hickman and Elizabeth Hud- D
on sang pleasing duet.
REGULATIONS by Alberta Pusey and o,
charlotte Hooker followed. m
The 5th grade dramatized 1.-THE King
the Golden River" &C
A folk dance was given by girls of
ne Srd and 4th grades. re
A health exhibit was then given by ca
lice Bennett, ElwOod Pepper, Alvin ar
hudson, Ruth Bennett, Doris Hick- or
ian, Claude Hudson and Horace
'hartOn. Miss Benedict explained her ou
DIRK on Health and Nutrition"
A recitation by Goldia Hudson con- nj,
uded the school work. m,
America, the Beautiful" was sung, we
flowed by roll call. Mrs. Ringler
en- gave her report as chairman of
committee. Our president, n
rs. Short, then spoke.
The principal, Prof. Herbst, gave us
few facts concerning our own school
State and benefits of attending
hoOl. He closed his remarks BY Of
ring to answer any questions con-
rning our school.
The business meeting adjourned for
social hour. During that time hot
ocolate and cakes were served in
Home Economics room.
rhirty-one new members were adj
to the list and $7.45 was collect
in dues. II
Che Women's Christian Temperance
ion met at the home of Mrs. Thos.
Hudson on Monday night. The pres
mt, Mrs. Georgia Richards, had an ii
eresting program prepared.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. e. Church
l hold their meeting at the home of
5. Charles Evans on Tuesday night.
Druary 5th.
If. and Mrs. Clarence Bunting and
children visited parents, Mr.. and
). Elijah Bunting, in town.
lrs. VIM. Powell of PHILADELPHIA is
ting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
les M. Evans.
Irs. Harry CULLEN and two sons
Mt Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
rs. Ella Tunnel and daughter,
S Lizzie, were guests of Mrs. Belle
les on Monday.