Evening star., 1926-01-24
Parent-TeaCher Activities

primary chairs have been ordered for
the low grades of the school. a dona'
tion of $10 was given to the general
budget fund of the Parent-Teacher
Association. The association was en-
tertained by Miss Alwine's school
class. Mrs. Bannerman gave talk
on the Gasque bill.
The Woodhurn Parent Teacher As
sociation met January II. Plans
were discussed for n joint meeting
with the Citizens Associa tfon in honor
of Joseph X. keene. whose name Is
10 he used for the school replacing the
name Woodburn School. bazaar
was announced to he held in Chillum
Hall. February 16. to raise funds for
Inc aSsocia ton. A musical Progra m
and refreshments were the social
features of the evening. Those TAX
ing part in the program We're Mrs.
George Grove. solos: Mr.. Taylor VIC.
I'm solos; Mrs. Collier. piano solos;
MISS Edith Taft, piano solos
The Macfarland Junior High School
larent-Teachel Association met Jan
uarN -. Judge Kathryn Sellers OF
the Juvenile Court spoke on Social
Life. Mrs. Gleason outlined the
work of the commercial course of the
school. The associa ton, having at its
previous meetings indorsed the
Gasque bin In principle. voted to sup.
port the bin In all of its features. The
next meeting of the asSocia ton to be
held February ~ will be q social eve
hins tomorrow At o'clock. at the
school. DR. Rochelle Yarros. president
of the Social Hygiene Council of chi.
cago, will address the parents and
teachers of the school on matters Of
social hygiene
inc regular meeting of the Bright
wood Park Mothers Council was held
January II. in the Rrightwood Park
NJ. r. Church. Mrs l.. \. Me,zcer
presided. Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff. 4.
E., spoke on Social Hygiene"
A meeting "t the Peahody.Hilion
Pre School Age Circle was held in the
Peabody School Thursday afternoon
WIN Mrs. Harry y. Siull presiding
Dr. Barr. clinic director of Gallinge,
hospital. spoke on prevention of
| rhlldren diseases and correction of
hahl's The members Of the organi.
Hatlon also had a round table lalk
discussing problems pertaining ia
children. Mrs. G. W. Lady. pistrfct
chairman of pre-sc hool age work
spoke before the Blair. Haves Parent.
Teacher Association Thursday eve.
ninG on 'ParentTeacher Association
work. She also spoke before the
bryan Parent Teacher Association
FRIDAY evening on Necessity Of Pre-
SCHOOL Age Circles
rlans are being made by the Pea
hodN-Hilton Circle To have the tes,
made Tor prevention of scarlet feya,
In the Pea body and Hilton schools
Garnet-fattersnn Parent Teacher
| Association met AT Garnet SchooI
Thursday A pm. The xpea kerS wer,
Assistant Supt. Howard II. Long and
! pr. Dorothy &. Rouldinc. several
musical numbers also were given
| The Gasrue hill was discussed as
Wen as the new Junior High Schoo
on the Garnet site. for which s300 00C
Is carried in the 1882 budget.
The Cra nch-Tyler Parent.Teache,
Association met al the Cranch Schoo
January 1S. Al 3:15 pm After .
snort business meeting Robert Wortf
gave demonstration Of the Trans
LhiA daylight picture machine. Tn.
association voted $40 to the shoe an,
rubber fund
DR.. James. professor Of history a
| American University. gave talk be
| tore the upper grades at Jaime,
! school last Friday. His subject wa
| the National Glacier Park. He wa,
the first to explore the park. and h.
| illustrated his remarks with slide
! taken from pictures
Parent-Teacher Associations are re
| dueSfed to take note of tho crea
women leaders Of our country. who's.
birthdays occur in Fehr,Ia nv. Ann;
Howard Shaw and Susan r. Anthony
WI" were born on the 14th and 18th
respectively. The Susa r. Anthon,
r"unda ton Will observe the anniver
sary Of the latter on Monday eve
ming. February Is. in the First Con
gresational Church
The graduation exercises Of III.
iannev School will take place in th.
assembly hall January %. at 10 a m
| Miss HutChisons class of II will re
ceive diplomas from Mrs. c.. NJ
Churchill, vice president of TenIev
Janney Parent-Teacher Association
Rev. j. Paul Tyler will deliver tn,
address.
Open house WAS held at the John
Eaton School Wednesday evening
when the Mothers Club of the schoo
and the CIevela nd Park Citizens As
ton united in meeting. Mrs. J
\. saunders, president of the former
and Rev. George Farnum presiden
of the latter orga MIA ton, presided
The grade mothers" received in tn,
various classrOomS. Entertainment
was provided by the Kindergarten or
chestra. led by one of their number
A group of eighthgrad children pre-
sented play entitled The Defeat o
Folly" The large audience filled the