Evening star., 1925-10-11

bership, Mrs. Mann; publicity. Mrs. L.
H. Brown; playground and clothes con.
servation, Mrs. Russell Holt; health.
Mrs. H. w. Yeager; refreshments, Mrs.
| Victor Yeager; flowers, Mrs. L. J.
Clements; Juvenile Court, Mrs. Nc.
Cullah: Juvenile Protective Associa-
ton, Mrs. Seay: education, Mrs. G. w.
| Lady. A benefit Halloween party will
be given in the Peabody School Build.
ing, October 30 at 8 pm. Thirty-one
new members were enrolled Tuesday
| afternoon. Miss Young, principal of
the school. spoke on the serving Of
milk lunches in the school at the re-
| .ess period, also told Of the advantages
| and disadvantages of same. The asso-
! citation voted not to serve the milk in
he school, as 1t can be secured across
| the street at bakery. Mrs. Gendreau,
Mrs. Cain and Mrs. L. II. Brown were
| appointed a committee to draw up
| resolutions of sympathy upon the
death of Miss Duffy. eighth grade
Memorial services were held in the
Peabody School Building last week.
rhe speakers included Supt. F. w.
3aIlou. Asst. Supt. s. L. Kramer, DR..
E. G. Kimball, Miss Adelaid Davis,
Miss Flora Hendley. Miss Gertrude
Young. Mrs. M. Cain and Mrs. l.. H.
Brown. in the absence Of Mrs. G. w.
lduy SepoIdl songs were rendered by
| group Of boys Of the school.
There will be meeting Of the
Thomas p. Morgan P. T. A. Tuesday
at 2:45 pm. Miss Louise Stanley will
talk on Nutrition for the School
Child" Mrs. Harvey Wiley Will pre-.
| side.
The first Fall meeting of the Bryan
Association will be held in the school
October 16. at 1880 pm. Installation
Of the officers for the coming year
! and addresses by Mrs. Amos A. Fries
| of the League of American Penwom-
en- and Harold Warner. principal Of
the Hine Junior High School. to-
gether with an exhibition by the Boy
Scouts, will be held. Parents and
teachers are urged to attend.
The Lucretia Mott Association be-
gan its meetings for the term with
a health program. DR.. Grayson Of
the Health Department spoke on
diphtheria and scarlet fever i'm
| munization. DIR. Charles A. Tignor.
| medical inspector. discussed the
duties Of the medical inspection serv-
ice. the establishment Of nutrition,
tubercular and other clinics for the
discovery and correction Of physical
defects in school children. Miss
Anita Turner, assistant director OF
physical training, explained the for
| nation Of health habits through the
| use Of health charts and the manner
of making daily inspections in the
schools. Miss York. school nurse,
spoke on the defects. Injurious habits
and diseases of children. The act
Ing officers were reelected. The
next meeting will be held November
10, at 1880 pm.
The Petworth Home and School As.
| sociation met Tuesday evening in the
Petworth NJ. E. Church, with the pres.
ident, Edward l.. Griffin, in the chair.
Appropriations were made to purchase
playground equipment, shrubs. etc, to
beautify the school grounds. and flags
for the school rooms. II necessary. Mrs.
LIE Due gave a report Of the nutrition
class held last year and 1t was voted
to ask for the same to be held this
year. Mr.. Hart read set of resolu.
tionS expressing the sorrow of the
association for the death Of Mrs. Ag-
mes McElroy. 1t was voted that &
record of these resolutions be kept in
the minutes Of the association. After
the business meeting piano solo was
given by Miss Thelma Callahan and
selections on the violin by G. l..
panying him on the piano. A social
refreshments served. Miss Herron,s
room won the flag. as 1t had the largest
percentage Of parents In attendance.
The Tenley Association met at the
Janney School October 5 with the