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zatson against diphtheria of children
under nine years of age whose parents
have requested it. The Health De-
partment through DR.. Cummings, will
administer it in Force School Build
ing tomorrow. The following chair
men have been appointed Mrs. f.. l..
Odom. Juvenile Court; Mrs. a. &. =
Toomk. pre- school: Mrs. Cox, social
| hygiene, and Mrs. Tacoby, hospitality
The jefferson Junior High School
| Association Will meet tomorrow at S
pm. in the school auditorium. Mrs.
Florence V. Watkins, secretary of the
National Congress of Parents and
| Teachers. will give the principal adj
dress of the evening. Her subject viii
be, THE Need for a Parent-Teacher
Association"
| The new 16-room school building
| provided for Langdon by the last Con.
| Sress was the subject before the Lang
don I. +. A. November Is. The build
| ing has neen delayed pending purchase
of more ground. and a map was shown
so that parents could see what site
was needed. Those present were asked
to attend the next meeting of the cit
zens' association and urge the pur-
chase of this land
Mrs. j. & Lerch, health chairman
of the association. held a meeting of
her workers at her home Thursday
afternoon.
The Lucretia Mott Association met
November 10, at pm. The following
officers were elected: President, Rev.
d. +. Wiseman; vice president. Mrs.
r.. Underdown; secretary, Mrs. l..
Naylor F'itZhugh: assistant secretary,
Mrs. F.. Y. Bowling; treasurer, Miss
NJ. L. Washington.
The following delegates to the Fed
GRAFTON of ParentTeacher AsSocia tions
We're elected: l. Robinson, G.. Morris
Mrs. +. Y. Bowling, Miss c. Lucas
and Rev. D. f. Wiseman.
The Wallach-Towers ASSOCIATE ton
met at the Wallach School November
TO- at 2:30 pm, with the president,
Mrs. p. c. Riston presiding. Miss
Jessie La Sale, assistant superintend-
ent in charge of educa tional research.
gave talk. Miss Days fourth grade
class was represented by the greatest
number of mothers
The association of the Curtis Hyde
and Addison Schools rendered a re-
ception Monday evening to H. w.
Draper. supervising principal of the
first division, and Mrs. Draper Re-
ceiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Draper
were Mrs. G.. w. Irving, president of
the associations; Miss C. A. Ossire.
principal of the Curtis Hyde Schools.
and Miss E. r. Darneille, principal of
the Addison School
A program of music was rendered
by Mrs. Bessie Birch Haycock, so.
prano, and Warning Barnes, violinist.
both former pupils of this group of
schools.
s. +. Kramer and r. D. Haycock.
assistant superintendents of schools,
made addresses.
School ideals of the Southwest"
was the keynote of the Bradley asso.
citation at its meeting last Wednesday.
j. NJ. Schaffer, education chairman of
South Washington Citizens Associa.
ton. made an address.
Charles Thompson, a former pupil
of Bradley, entertained with piano
selections. Several songs from
Parent-Teacher Association song
sheet were sung, led by c. II. knight
The following chairmen were an
pointed: Hospitality, Mrs. Charles
Thompson; Mills fund. Mrs. Anna
Schmidt; publicity, Mrs. A. Moran;
membership, Mrs. Maurice TwiIley:
legislation. Mrs. j. c. Hungerford:
Parent-Teacher Association Bulletin
Mrs. A. Rill; Welfare Magazine, Mrs.
j. Naylor; clothes conservation. Mrs.
). Nj. King. Delegates to District of
Columbia Parent-Teacher Association.
Mrs Milton Schmidt, Mrs. Margaret
Thompson. Mrs. w. J. Reck and Mrs.
Martln Lynn. President Mrs. C.. II.
Knight presided.
Inc children of the primary depart
ment of Mount Vernon Place Church
School will present four playlets un.
der the auspices of the primary diyi.
sion of the Parent Teacher Association
OF Mount Vernon Place Church, No.
yember 25.
The Henry d. Cooke Home and
School Association was called to order
by the new president Mrs. Charles M.
Iries, November Is, at PM, in the
school auditorium. A program was
presented by eighth grade children
from Miss Dallas ROOM 1t included
recitations, bugle calls and singing by
the class. Robert l.. Haycock, assist.
ant superintendent of schools. and
Mrs. r. X. kalmbach made addresses.
The picture "Old Ironsides' went to
the kindergarten for having the largest
attendance of parents.
A meeting of the John Burrouchs
Parent-Teacher Association was held
November II, with Miss LaSal!e. in
charge of mental test work of the Dis.
trct, as the principal speaker.
The Carbery Association met No.
vember IL with the president, Mrs.
John w. Davis, presiding. Reports
We're given by the secretary, Mrs.
Clyde Freed; treasurer, Mrs. George
Fox; membership, Mrs. Norman San
bridge: Child Welfare Magazine and
Parent-Teaeher Association Congress,
Mrs. Fox; milk lunches and Summer
roundup, Mrs. William II. Rowe: leg
lslation, Mrs. John Carter; juvenile
court, Mrs. A. X. Wine; public school
association, Mrs. Moore. 1t was voted
to give prize of S. to the grade win.
ning the banner for attendance at the
parent-teacher association meetings
the greatest number of times during
the year. The banner for attendance
was won by the fifth grade. Mrs.
Blanche Lewis, teacher. 1t was voted
to give Miss Ruth Dick, sixth grade
teacher, an appropriation of $40 to
be used for school needs.
The following program was given:
Songs appropriate to Armistice day;
Mrs. Ethel Burroughs, accompanied
by Miss Hope Soule; a play entitled
THE Frost Fairies" by pupils of the
fifth grade; address, DIR. George w.
Bowerman of the Public Library:
reading. Miss Estelle Scott; address.
Mrs. kalmbach.
Mrs: William II. Rowe has been ap.
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