The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-08
PARENT-TEACHERS
At SCHOOL 62 TO
HEAR SENATOR
Legislation viii Be Topic of
Dublin Wednesday
Afternoon.

HilGIIIUUIl.
Senator William T. Dublin will
talk on Legislation and the
Schools at the Parent-Teacher
meeting Of School So Wednesday
afternoon.
The program VIII include special
music by the pupils Of Miss
Frieda Rahe and selections by the
Irvington Womans' Quartet, COM
posed of Mrs. Clyde Gray, Mrs. A.
w. Mec ey. Mrs. c. L. Campbell and
Mrs. Harry Marquette.
Mrs. Frank Streightoff, president
Of the Indiana League of Women
Voters, will give an address on
Legislation for Women and Chill
dren in 1927" at the meeting Of
School 81. Miss Ruby Winders will
direct special music by the school
orchestra.
Other Parent-Teacher meetings for
Wednesday are:
At School Al at 2:45, Mrs. Charles
H. Smith, president Of the City Fed
Grafton, will speak on. Our Special
Schools" Mrs. Thomas, the school
nurse, will talk and Miss Freeman's
primary orchestra win play. The
Mothers Quartet will sing. All
mothers Of children who will start
to school the second semester, are
invited.
The primary band, under the d.
rection Of Miss Emma Byfield. will
play at School 81 at 3:15. A member
of the Marion County tuberculosis
Association will give a stereopticon
talk on Child Health"
Talk on Movies
Mrs. David Ross will address
School 66 at 3:15 on Motion Pic
lures" Mrs. Arthur Dewey and
Mrs. Roy Fielding. accompanied by
Mrs. Irwin Blue, will give a playlet
entitled How Men Prosper" The
program will be followed by a social
hour.
Association O: School "a will meet
at 2:30.
A social hour will precede the reg
ular meeting at School 40 at g..
Children, under the direction Of Miss
Helen Carr, viii give an interpreta-
ton of the new king Lear" picture
presented to the school by the P. T.
A. Miss Lucille Reeves, a pupil of
Mrs. Lillian Adams Flickenger, will
sing a group Of songs. Mrs. Flick
enger will accompany Miss Reeves
on the piano. A discussion, based on
Angelo Tatri's books, will be led by
DR.. Henry Noble Sherwood. State
school head.
Miss Allena Grafton, assistant to
the pastor Of the Third Christian
Church, will speak on THE Impor-
lance of Selecting One Life Work"
at School SO. The parents Of the
children Of the graduating class
are urged to attend.
Mrs. Gino Ratti will talk on
"Glimpses of italian Home Life" at
Emerson School 30 at 8. Mrs. D. L.
Perry will give two readings and the
trio, composed of Miss Elinro Jane
Robson, violin; Miss Mary Webb,
cello, and Mr.. Dale Young, piano,
will play "Serenade," by Arlinsky,
and "Afterbrook," by Boisbessie.
Association Of School % will meet
at S:15 in school auditorium.
Glee Club to Sing
The Girls Glee Club of Manual
Training High School will sing at
School 10 at S:15. Miss Flora Dutch
er viii talk on Better Health for
Parents"
Miss Florence Fitch, director of
Art Department. public schools, will
talk on Art" at School As. Mrs.
o. B. Heppner will give a group of
songs. A member Of the Family
Welfare Society will talk.
The Association of School 81 will
meet at 2:3O p. m. Games will be
played by the children of the 1-B
grade. Mrs. Fred Knodel. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Jack Tillson. will
sing. Miss Marie Todd will talk on
Pictures" Miss Elizabeth Nc
Kinzies of the South Side Y. W. A.
will speak.
"The Value Of the Physical Ex.
animation of Children Entering
School, will be the topic of DIR.
Freeman Hibbon at School 2S. The
children from Miss Elizabeth For
sythe's and Miss Gibson's rooms will
entertain with q playlet and Miss
Franchion Sattig will give some read.
ings.
A musical program has been ar.
ranged at School Al. Mrs. Harry
E. Wood will speak.
DR.. James H. Stygall will talk on
Nutrition" at School 3 at 3:15. Mrs
&. R. Lee will sing. A kindergarten
teacher will be in charge of the
young children.
Sergt. Frank Owens will discuss
traffic problems, and the traffic
! sduad Of tha school will pracap4