The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-23
PRINCE GEORGES
TEACHERS To
MEET
Holy Name Society of Hyatts-
vile Elects Officers for
Year.

HYATTSVILlIEc, Nd, Jan. ZS.-Ihe
Holy Name Society of st. JerOme's
Catholic Church of Hyattsville has
elected the following officers to
serve one year: c. l.. AiellO, presI-
dent; J. j. Fainter, vice president
William r. Walton, treasurer;
Stephen J. Kelly, secretary. Repre-
senting the local society at the
the year will hC these officers and
and Hugh f. Crawley
The campaign for completion OF
the memorial cross at Bladensburg,
being erected in memory of men of
killed in the World War, will be
discussed tonight at "get-together"
meeting of Snyder. Farmer Post No.
3, local American legion and Its
auxiliary, in the posts clubroOms al
8 o'clock. Following BUSINESS re-
freshments will be served.
A group of teachers of the Hyatts-
vile, East Hyattsville and Capitol
Heights schools Is to be held Satur-
day at the Olive street school here.
The county supervisor of graded
schools. Mrs. Hetty S. Brown, will
preside. Schools of the county will,
enter upon the mid-term .examina
tons beginning February %.
School boundary lines We're dis
cussed and the budgets for the com
ing year for the. two schools con-
sidered at a meeting of the trustees
of the Hyattsville elementary
schools and the trustees Of the East
Hyattsville school in the Olive street
school. Charles w. Clagett, G.
Sherman James and DIR. Paul S.
Herring are the Hyattsville trus.
tees, and Newton A. James. B. NJ
McQuin and Ernest F. Gasch COM
pose the East Hyattsville board.
Since the opening of school in
September these pupils Of the Mount
Rainier elementary school have been
neither absent nor tardy: John
Dressed, Melcona Gray, Helen Wells,
Amelia Allen. Mary Bates, John
Stacy. Whaley Carpenter. Edward
Charles. Noble Hunter, Marie An
derson, Zorro Krynilzky, Ruth VOL
fort, Ruth Mears. Marion Farney.
Catherine Brady. Neva Cartwright,
Margaret Schmidt. Bernice Speck.
man, Marjorie Rosenfield. Edith
French, Mildred Brock, keenan, Tay-
lor. Howard Moore, Frances Wilson.
Emily Mcintosh, George Dressed,
Bertha Wolfinger. Helen Charles.
Mary Baldwin, Carson Ward, Ada
hardwood, Lois Morris, Albert
Bauman, Mary Wells, Henrietta
Hobson, William Boyce, Lynwood
Brock, Ralph Lowell, Dorothy Din
ges. Jack Steuart, Annie Hardesty
and Esperence Holiday.
These officers have been elected
by the loyal women's class of the
Mount Rainier Christian Sunday
school: Mrs. Edgar Bon Durant,
president: Mrs. w. w. Medley, vice
president: Mrs. Helena Ward, Sun
day morning secretary; Miss Mar
garet Storm, corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. v. E. Carneal. treasurer;
J. r. Venning, teacher. Mr.. Ven
ming is entering upon his twelfth
consecutive year as teacher Of the
class.
Walter Allen, Valerie Kinchelor
GLADYS Rice and Martha Zirkle are
pupils of the Cottage City elemen'
tary school who have been neither
in September.
Riverdale elementary school pupils
who were neither absent nor tardy
during September, October, Novem.
guerite Storms, James Carmichael,
John Connolly. Francis Held, Will
liam Higdon. Catherine Naumann,
Helen Naumann. Charles Graefe,
James Rimmer. Frank Rogers. John
Urquhart. Frank Browning. Winni-
fred Kerstetter, Marcella Urquhart,
BERTHE Caruthers. Arthur Sanders,
Annie Edelblut. Ellen Held, Elvira
Perkins, Edna Rogers. Ruth Simms,
Edna Taylor, Elizabeth Crate and
Mildred Rogers. There are 234
pupils in the school, and a per.
centage Of SO per cent was made
to January 1.
1.-THE Empty House, a mystery
play, will be given by the st.
Adams dramatic club of Washing
ton in st. Paul's hall Baden. Prince
Georges county, Saturday evening
Since school opened in September
the following pupils of the Brent
wood elementary school have been
neither absent NOR tardy: William
Calvert, William Lowell, Myles Tim.
ko, George Babel. Harold Brock,
Brereton Hughes. Walter Mattingly,
James Lamphier, John Mcintosh,
Joseph Garrille. William Brady,
IF HEADAcHY.