The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-12
p. L. A. TO
GIVE PLAY
AT SCHOOL
Special Program Arranged
at Oliver P. Morton
Building.

Oliver P. Morton School 20 an
nounces a playlet, Mature VS..
Wiles," will be given Thursday and
Friday evenings. The play was
written and directed by Mrs. Edward
Bundy, a patron of the school, and
the cast of characters includes mem
bers of the P. T. A. Special music
will be furnished by Mrs. Roy j.
Pile.
Mrs. Lenora Coffin will speak at
School s Wednesday at 3;15 p. m. on
Music Appreciation in the Schools, I"
and Mrs. Reynolds Richards on
How a Piece of Sculpture is Pro-
duced." There will be an art exhibit
by the children.
DR.. Harry G.. Hill and E. U. Graft
will speak at School So Thursday
at 1870. Mothers of the second and
third grades will be hostesses.
The P. T. A. of George Washing
ton School So will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 8. Opening exercises
will be conducted by the pupils of
the la grade, directed by Miss Lii
liam Grey Smith, teacher. Miss
Flora Drake will speak. A plant
will be awarded the room having the
largest number of mothers in at
tendance The B. girls will serve
refreshments.
Miss Florence Fitch, director of
art department, will take on 1.-THE
Beauty of q Well-ordered Home" a.
School IS, Wednesday afternoon at
5. Mrs. Bernice Boynton, of the
Camp Fire Girls, will talk. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Eichman will
sing a duet and Mary Frances Nee
Ian will give a dance. A food sale
will be conducted.
Sergt. Frank Owens will talk at
School 6, Wednesday at 3:15. There
will be a five-nlinute talk by a
speaker from the Camp Fire Girls.
A musical program includes vocal
numbers by Miss Arnold; piano
numbers by Mrs. William Sieber and
Jack McElivan, and a cornet solo by
Ralph Leuchr.
At O'Clock, a community supper
will be served at School rs Friday.
A program will consist of presenta-
ton of flags by Allen P. Hovey,
w. R. c.; a playlet by the Girl Re-
serves; readings by Mrs. Glenn
kingham; piano selections by Mrs.
Charles Ellsworth Oliver, and num-
bers by the Mothers Glee Club.
The Shortridge P. T. A. will meet
Tuesday at p. m. in the study hall.
Mrs. Jessie Barley Fitch will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Helen Smith
Folz. Mrs. George w. Milthaler will
talk on the Camp Fire Girls. The
Rev. w. A. Schullenberger, pastor
of the Central Christian Church, will
speak on 1.-THE Wise Use of Personal
Ability"
The P. T. A. of School 20 will meet
in the school auditorium, Wednesday
at 3:15. Mrs. William M, Hedrick.
n former president; Mrs. Fred Mil
Ter, a mother, and Mrs. Althea
Johnson, teacher, will discuss the
association from her point of view.
Mrs. w. C. Cartwright will read an
original poem, and Kennard Voyles
will recite. A baked food sale will
be held.
The P. 7. A. of School 80 will hold
it's annual night meeting at p. m.
Harry E. Woods, vocational direc-
tor in the public schools, will speak.
Vocal numbers will be given by Cliff
ford Long and Lee Davis: piano
numbers by Miss Helen Summers;
several numbers by a trio from the
metropolitan School of Music; and
Mrs. Alice Arnold will give readings.
The president, Mrs. c. w. Hadley,
will preside.
Miss Merica Hoagland will talk on
vocational Guidance" before the
P. T. A. of School rs, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3:15. Miss Myrtle Free
man will sing. and there will be a
sewing exhibit of work done by
school children, by Mrs. Ruth Cal
vert