The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-29
PARENTS TO
HEAR TALK
BY CAVINS
Assistant u. S. District At
tOrney to Address AS
ISOLATION.

A. G.. CaVins, assistant United
States district attorney, will give a
patriotic talk at the night meeting
of the Parent-Teacher Association Of
Harrison School 2 Wednesday eve-
ming at 1880 in the school auditorium.
Fathers are invited. The children
of the sixth grade will furnish special
music.
At School 80 Wednesday afternoon
at 3 a speaker from the League of
Women Voters will talk on legisla-
ton. Pupils will give a short pro-
gram. Patrons are asked to remem.
Der the exchange table.
DR. j. G. Moore, pastor Of the
Capitol Avenue M. E. Church will
address the Parent Teachers of
School SO Wednesday at 3:15. Mrs.
j. G. Moore will sing. Mrs. ]. e,
Fry will preside.
Dale Russell Of the department Of
education will speak on Laws Per.
tanning to Education" at 3l5
Wednesday at School 81. Martha
Mayo, a pupil, will give the monthly
picture study talk. The Study Circle
will meet at 100.
Talk on Art
| Miss Marie Stewart will talk on
Art Work in Our Public Schools"
at School 50 Wednesday at S:15
p. m.
Hilton U. Brown will address the
annual Fathers night meeting at
School S5 Friday evening at 8. His
topic will be Conditions in Rus.
sia." Demonstrations in art work
VIII be given by Francis Turpin, a
former pupil. Alma Mailman. also
a former pupil, will give reading.
William Dyer, accompanied by
Miss Louise Dyer, will give a violin
solo, and a piano duet by Eliza.
beth Weiland and Bertha HAYNES.
refreshments will be served by the
ways and means committee.
Boys from the manual training
department of School Fl will show
the p. T. A. products made dur.
ing the past semester, and will ex-
plain the method of their work.
wednesday afternoon at 3I5. The
association will be entertained bv'
pianist and reader from the
Metropolitan School Of Music. Nos.
10 and 6 rooms will conduct food
sale. An informal reception for
the new mothers will follow.
The association Of School SO is
planning a trip to the Holy Land
with Miss Virginia Fout Wednes-
day afternoon at $40. A musical
program will be furnished by Miss
Elizabeth Barnes. Patrons are re-
minded Of the exchange table. A
potted plant will be given the
room having the greatest number
Of mothers present.
The meeting Of the Shortridge as.
ISOLATION, postponed from Jan. IS be-
cause Of bad weather, will be held
Tuesday at s in the sthdy hall. Ellis
u. Graft, superintendent of schools.
will speak on "The School for Grin.
pied Children" Miss Hope Bedford,
accompanied by Charles e. Hansen,
will sing a group Of soprano songs.
Association OF Broad Ripple School
80 will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 1915 in the high school auditor.
ium. Prof. Wood Unger, instructor
Of English at Butler University, will
talk. Miss Maude Dellridge, assist.
ant supervisor Of music in the pub
lie schools, will sing. A social hour
will follow the program and light
refreshments will be served.
Suggested Program
The suggested program for the
Parent-Teacher Associations of the
city is cart in the Schools: (a) "Re-
lation Of Art to Other School Sub
jects;" Ob) How We use Art Daily"
(c) 1.-THE Beauty Of a Well Ordered :
Home" by Miss Florence Fitch, d.
rector Of art department, public
schools.
Association Of School 10 will meet
Wednesday at 3:15. The president,
Mrs. J. D. Irwin, will preside. Mrs.
Mary Traub Busch will have charge
Of a musical program. DR.. w. II.
Kendall, pastor of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church, will give an
address on "Religious Education"