The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-07
P.T.A. SESSIONS
ARE SCHEDULED
AT Il SCHOOLS
Programs Are Arranged for
First Meetings of Many :
Groups.

First meetings of the year for
twenty-one Parent Teacher AsSoci-
atoms are scheduled for Wednesday
and Thursday of next week. All the
meetings will have combined social
and business programs.
A reception will be given by the
association of Irvington School No.
7, at which new members will be
guests of honor.
Miss Grace l.. Brown, new super
intendent of Free Kindergarten, will
speak at the meeting at School No.
so. Her subject will be New Trends
in Education of Parents" Miss
Ruth Shorb will sing a group of
songs, accompanied by Miss Sarah
Miller. Both meetings will be held
Wednesday afternoon.
Pastors to Participate -
The association of Emerson School
No. So will hear two addresses on
the aim of the Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION from the standpoint of
10Th parent and teacher. McElroy
and the Rev. H. G. Bobbitt are the
sneakers. The Rev. G. S. Black will
sing.
Chimes will oe presented to School
No. 81 by the Rev. Mr.. Bosh of st.
Paul's Reformed Church in memory
of it's deceased president, Mrs. Lieb-
enderfer A piano solo will be given
and special group of IA pupils will
sing. Miss Vera Horning will talk
lHa the Community Fund. The occa-
sion will be the regular meeting of
the association Wednesday.
First meeting of School No, %
Association will be held Wednesday,
Mrs. Lille Stotler presiding. The
chorus of School No. Z will entertain
the Parent Teachers at their meet
ing at 3:15 the same day. An illus
trated lecture and entertainment by
some of the pupils of School No. %
will feature the meeting of that as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Lee Buchanan will
preside.
Mother Will Speak
A mother, Mrs. Charles E. Ander-
son, and a teacher, Miss Margaret
Whitford, will speak on What the
P. T. A. Means to Me-" at the asso-
citation meeting of Sloan School No.
Al Wednesday. Mrs. C. Shelter
will sing and DR.. o. E. Yater '7ill
talk on what the Parent Can Do to
Cooperate With Traffic Officers in
Accident Prevention"
What Is a Child Worth" will be
the subject of D. T. Weir in his ID
dress Wednesday to parents and
teachers of Oliver P. Morton School
no. %. A program of music and
readings will follow.
The P. T. A. of School No. "a will
meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. George
Bdrkhart will talk on principles of
the Club" at the association meeting
fof School No. 70. Nell v. Green,
principal of School No. 43, will talk
at the opening meeting of the asso-
citation Wednesday. A social hour
! will follow.
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the parent and teacher will be given
at the meeting at School No. AZ.
Miss Mary MCGEE, principal of
School No. 2, will talk there. An
other speaker will be the captain of
the school traffic squad.
A member of the Hoosier Motor
Club will address the meeting at
School No. As Wednesday. Music
and talk by Q pupil on Traffic"
will follow. The new principal of
School No. 81, Mrs. Elizabeth Witt,
will address the meeting at that
school Wednesday.
The two other P. T. A. meetings to
be held Wednesday will be held at
Schools No. and 81. The first will
hold a short business meeting. Mrs.
Wayne Reddick will give some Riley
readings.
At the second school meetings new
.ofdcers will be installed. The music
will be provided by the school 0lee
Club.