The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-05
Miss Lucy Montgomery to
Speak at P. T. A.
Meeting.

Choosing q career Will pc the
subject by H. Nathan Swain al
Sloan school Al, at 2:30 p. m
Wednesday. A playlet will be given
by the pupils of Miss Mabel Asher
room and the Chatauqua players
will give a program.
Association of school % will meet
at p. m. Wednesday. Frederick
z. Schortemeier, Secretary Of State
will speak. Marion Fehrenbach will
give several readings. A special
musical program mas been arranged
Fathers i'm Charge
Fathers will have charge Of the
night meeting at school "a Wednes
day, at 1880 p. m.
What Every Woman Knows, .
will be the subject of Miss Blanche
Chenoweth Of L. S. Ayres & Com
pany, at school 33 Wednesday after
noon at 3:15. Mrs. A. Leroy Port
teus, president, will preside.
The Parent-Teacher Association OF
school 60 will meet Wednesday to
hear the school physician, DR.. f. j,
Hudson. Miss Echo DeHaven will
give a reading and Miss Somme
fields room will sing a group OF
spring songs.
Nature Talk
Miss Rosseau Mcclellan, head OF
the department of biology of Short
ridge High School, will give, a
Mature" talk at School 10, Wednes-
day afternoon. Pupils will give
musical program. The meeting will
be in charge of Mrs. P. B. Hall,
president.
DR.. ]. Ambrose Dunkel, pastor OF
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
will address School 60, Wednesday,
at 3:15 p. m. A trio, Miss Margarite
Billo, violin; Miss Harriet Harding,
cello; Miss Beulah Moore, piano, will
play.
The P. T. A. Of Schools 80 and so,
will give an entertainment Tuesday
evening at the Hawthorn Social
Service House, 2440 w. Ohio st. The
proceeds will go to the Emergency
Fund. The program will be given by
Miss Florence Keepers and Mrs.
Schilling, pianists; Tommy Pogianni
violinist; Ernest G. Hesser, Miss Mil.
bred Tucker and billiard Harker
soloists and Miss Helen Sartor and
Clarence Weesner, readers. Pupils
of Miss Helen Sartor will give the
playlet, "Neighbors, by IONA Gale
Music in the Public Schools" will
be discussed at School 81, Wednes
day afternoon at 2:90. The program
will consist of rhythmic steps by the
pupils of Miss Lillian Reflects room
music by Miss Louise Schneider
primary orchestra and the grammar
grade orchestra, directed by Mrs
Elsie Waterman; also a number by
the Mothers Glee Club. Mrs. Charles
Fl. Smith, president of the city fed
Grafton, will speak.
Pastor to Speak
At School rs, the Rev. r. II. Bent
ing will talk Wednesday afternoon al
9:15 on "The Adolescent Boy" Music
will be furnished by pupils. A socia
hour will follow.
Miss Flora Drake. assistant super
intendent of schools, will speak al
School at 2:3O p. m, Wednesday
Teachers will give a demonstration
of reading. A food sale will be held
Miss Bertha Lemming, of the
school office, will talk at School Al
Wednesday, on Contributing to the
Emergency Fund" sponsored by the
city federation of p. T. A. 1.-THE
Religious Education of the Child ir
the School, is the subject of a talk
to be given by Mrs. George A
Frantz.
Instead of the regular March
meeting, the P. T. A. of School 2!
will give an entertainment on the
evening of March II and IS.
Mrs. Lillian Sedwick of the boarc
of school commissioners, will speak
at School 9, Wednesday afternoon
at 1915. Music will be provided by
two artists from the Irvingtor
School of Music, Mrs. Elsie D. Nc
Clure, violinist, Miss Mildred Casey
accompanist. and Mrs. Walter Shea6
will sing. The meeting will be held
in the new building.
Mrs. Charles II. Smith, president
of the city federation of p. T. A.
will talk at School 67 Wednesday, al
2l5 p. m. Mrs. Roy j. Pile will
give reading; Mrs. Marie Kean,
will sing, and Miss Thelma King will
give a piano selection. Mrs. FREQ
King, president, will preside.
NIGHT MEETING
Association of School Sc will holc
its annual night meeting at tn,
school Wednesday at s. Prof. Georg,
Fl. Tapy, head of the department O
education at Wabash College. will
give an address on THE Dissipatet
Mind" Music will be furnished b,
the school orchestra. Herman w
Kothe will preside. A social houl
will follow.
A. A. Fletcher will speak a.
School 40 Wednesday. Preceding
the lecture there will be songs by
pupils of Miss Pauline Mothers room
and by the Mothers Glee Club, violir
selections by w. E. Tallentire, in
structor of the violin in the public
schools, and impersonations by Mrs
Ruth Todd.
P. T. A. of School 81 (Brookside
will meet Wednesday afternoon
Murray Dalman will speak and Ern
est G. Hesser will sing. The schoo
orchestra will play. A food sale will
be conducted.
DO You Know What We Are Do
ing in SCHOOL," is the subject of +;
talk to be given by Mrs. Kimber a
School AZ at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday