Evening star., 1927-12-04

The association voted to contribute
the District PIT. a. Also IS to shoe
and rubber fund.
The Force-Adams PIT. A. will meet
in Force School tomorrow at 3:15 pm.
The speaker will be Mrs. Cox, and the
subject, Hygiene as Concerns Chill
dren.
The second incubation against diph
liberia took place last Monday. and the
third inoculation will be given to-
morrow at 10 am. in Adams school,
and at 1890 O'Clock in Force School.
The Grant.Toner PIT. A. met No
yember %, at the Grant School. The
opening prayer was offered by Rev.
Mr.. Charles Enders. The message of
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, president Of
the District of Columbia Congress of
parent-Teacher Associations. was read
The associations voted on the resolu
tionS as follows: That Il opposes the
bond issue; that it vote for the adop
tiOn of half fare for school children,
and that it opposes any change in the
coming regulations in residential "a
restricted' territory.
Mrs. j. c. Smith. Summer round
l.
association resolved that it work for
compulsory physical examinations for
school children. Robert L. Haycock,
assistant superintendent of schools.
spoke on What We Have to BE
thankful For" Mr.. Draper, super
visor of the first division and Miss
Galeski, administrative principal, also
made addresses. A Thanksgiving en-
tertainment was given by the children
of the third. fourth and eighth
grades.
The Ketcham-Van Buren, PIT. A.
met November Is. Miss Hummer, su-
nervisor of the division, gave an ad.
dress. The banners given for largest
attendance of parents at the meeting
were won by the pupils of Mrs. Cook
OF ketcham and Mrs. Williams of the
Van Buren,.
The kincsman PIT 4. met Novem.
Der -. a piano solo was given by
Virginia Cummings Mrs. Fred II.
DAlker was elected treasurer. 800
and bridge rarty was given by the as
sociation at the Northeast Masonic
Temple November 26
The Monroe Home and School Asso.
citation met November % Miss Hal
berg, principal of the Wilson Normal
School, gave a talk on Training
Teachers. a play, Honesty is the
Best Policy" written by boy in S-A.
was presented by five boys of the
same grade. Arthur McCarrich. au-
thor of the play. recited Robert w.
Services "Fleurette." one of the
Rhymes of Red Cross Man" and
Silvio Giovannetti rendered Henry
0x.l. a. 4
The Wesley Heights PIT A. will
meet Tuesdas' evening at o'clock at
the Wesley Heights Community Club
house. The speakers will be DR.. Frank
W. Ballou. superintendent of schools;
Mrs. Rose Lee Hardy, supervisor of
elementary grades; Mrs. W. S.
Rauscher. Child Welfare Magazine
chairman of the District PIT A.: Mrs.
Carl Mitman and Col. Charles Stark.
Mrs Hardy will tell how the associ-
alton can cooperate with the teacher.
Mrs. Nitman and Col Stark will tell
how the parents can cooperate with
each other Mrs. Rauscher will talk
about the Child Walfare Magazine.
The Randle Highlands.Or PIT. A.
met at the Orr School November IS
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Blakeney, mem
bership chairman. made a short talk
on the membership drive which the
association has started; Mrs. kohler.
chairman of ways and means, report.
ed a successful ice cream sale; Mrs,
Green. chairman of legislation, read
resolution asking for half fare on
street cars for school children. The
association indorsed the resolution.
The presidents message was read
by Mrs. Taylor, Money was appro-
priated to buy a cabinet for use of the
secretary. Mrs. Molineau, chairman
of the program committee, furnished
a program. Original essays were read
by Alethea Robinson and Dorothy
Richardson, eighth grade pupils. THE
Nagabond Song" was recited by Mil
dred Elmore. Pupils of the seventh