Evening star., 1925-11-22
Parent-Teacher Activities

four room additio, as provided In the
five-year program, at present. Mrs.
Norris, the president, reported an In
terview with Miss Watkins, director
OF kindergarten, relative TO starting
kindergarten in the school. Inc
necessary steps will be taken by the
committee in charge of this branch
of the work. The association went
on record approving the request OF
the citizens association for brighter
lights for Blair road.
The Carbery association met No
vember 13, with Mrs. William Rowe
president, presiding. Mrs. Hagen,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. NARROW and Miss
Ruth Dick were appointed "A commit
tee to investigated and report on the
possible purchase of a player-plano
for the school. Mrs. Wine and Mrs.
Davis were appointed to purchase
lawn benches for the school YARD.
Miss Ruth Dick, treasurer of the
Carberv News" reported that the
paper was a success. The seventh
grade, Miss Ferguson, teacher. won
the prize for 100 per cent in SuhScrip-
tions, the fourth grade, Mrs. Lewis
teacher, won the prize for selling the
most copies of the October issue. MIS-.
A. X Wine presented the third grade,
Miss Patterson. teacher. with pic
ture. A picture of Belgium, brought
from Europe by Miss Adelaide Davis.
supervising principal of the sixth
division was framed by the aSSocla-
ton and placed in the seventh grade
room and another is to be framed Tor
the fourth grade.
Mrs. Harry Stull gave a short talk
on the re-study classes. y program
consisting of duets by Mrs. Coles and
Mrs. Lewis, accompanied by Miss
Hope Soule. all teachers, and read
ings 10y T. Ashby Flynn was rendered.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools
Stephen Kramer explained the pur-
pose of the Junior high school and
its ideals. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Archie Moore and Mrs. John
RoSson. The banner for attendance
was won by the fifth grade, Miss
Ruth Dick, teacher.
The staff of the Carbery News,
consisting of Jules Phillips, Elizabeth
Bowie, Allie Sandridge. Angelina Gar
della and Dorothy koons, was enter
tanned November 15 at $3.50 at the
Pen Woman's League.
A meeting of the Peabody Hilton
Pre-School-Age Reading Circle was
held in the school November Il, with
Mrs Harry n. Stull presiding. DR..
Bovine of the Bureau of Child Hygiene
spoke on "How to Keep the Well
Child Well" Mrs. Hannah of the
Tuberculosis Hospital Association
spoke on Child Health Education"
Mrs. NJ. Cain, second grade teacher.
spoke on Children Living in Apart
cipal of the school. told of physical
conditions of the children in primary
grades. Mrs. l.. Fl. Obear was ap
pointed leader of the book study
course for the next meeting. The
president and secretary of the Randle
High-Orr Parent-TeaCher Association
attended the meeting with the inten
tion of organizing reading circle in
their own association. The health pic
lures shown at the Apollo and Avenue
Grand TheaterS have been well at
tended by the parents of the sixth di-
vision
The Peabody Card Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Phillips, 112 Twelfth
street northeast, tomorrow at s pm.
The Benning Parent Teacher Asso-
citation met at the school November 8.
the president, Mrs. II. B. Taylor, in
the chair Several new members were
admitted.
The kingsman Parent-Teacher AS
SoCidtion met at the school November
10. The eighth grade won the banner
for attendance. Mrs. Norman, presi-
dent of the Maury association, was a
visitor. Mrs. Bishop, vice president,
will preside at the December meeting,
which will be held at night. Mrs.
Metz will have charge of the refresh
mentS. The association will give a
card party November 27 at the North
east Masonic Temple.
\ meeting Of the Brent Dent School
Association was held in the Brent
School November 9 at pm, with
Mrs. Hildebrand, the president, presid-
ing. Mrs. John Killers was appointed
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee and Mrs. Charles Bushong rep
resentative to the District Parent
Teacher Association. Selections were
rendered by the Brent Dent Glee Club,
under the direction of Mrs. King, with
Mrs. Lepper at the piano. Miss Rose
Lees Hardy, assistant superintendent
in charge of supervision, gave q talk
on the Problem of the Modern Child. -
Mrs. Kings room, fourth grade, Dent
School, received the attendance ban.
ner.
The Weightman Parent-Teacher As
sociation met November T. with tho
newly elected president, Mrs. NJ. J..
Hanley, presiding. Mrs. Henry Nor
ton Phillips gave a talk on parent
teacher activities. The meeting was
also addressed by Mrs. Hanley and
Miss Galeski, the principal. The pen
nant was awarded to the second grade
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