The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
P.T.A.PLANS
PLAYS, MUSIC
FOR PROGRAMS
Many Speakers Scheduled
for Weeks Meetings
in II Schools.

Music, recitations, plays, and
speeches will feature the programs
for seventeen PARENT Teacher meet
ing scheduled next week.
Miss Helen Scott, teacher of art
at School 81, will speak on cart in
Everyday Life" at the meeting of
the Parent Teachers Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Bert Williams will
sing. The meeting will be followed
by a bazar. Everyone is invited.
Mrs Lenore Coffin will speak at
the P. T. A. meeting of Sloan
School Al at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday,
Members of the Irvington School of
Music will give a musical program,
and there will be readings by Bobby
Winters.
Fathers to Charge
Pupils from Manual Training
High School, under the direction of
Miss Selma Zohl, director of the
Girls Glee Club, will give the entire
program for the association of
School 40 Wednesday afternoon.
The association of school % will
meet for their regular meeting
at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday. Walter
Jarvis will be the principal speaker.
There will be talk on Girl
Reserves" and pupils will entertain.
There will be special quartet music.
A business meeting will follow the
program.
The fathers will have charge of
the March meeting of the associa-
ton of School 81 at 730 p. m.
Wednesday. Senator w. r. CULLEN
will address the meeting on 1.-THE
Child and the School" There will be
talk on School Welfare" Harvey
Bolin will sing. A great surprise is
promised the audience. The pro-
gram will be followed by a social
hour. Edward Healing is to pre-
side.
Students Entertain
The association of Benjamin
Harrison School 2 will meet at 315
p. m. Wednesday, A demonstration
of dry cleaning will be given by
representative from one of the city
laundries. The pupils will give
playlet and Lois lie Saulnier will
give violin solo.
H. A. Henderson is the speaker
on the program to be given for the
fathers by the association of School
"a at BIS p. m. Wednesday. The
Webster Orchestra will play selec-
tons; Noble Pearcy will sing and
Paul Gray and Lynn Jarvis will
play an harmonica duet. Louise
Bergman will dance and there will
be an impersonation of Ford and
Glenn. Harry Brown is chairman
of the program committee.
The Rev. Homer Bobbitt will be
the speaker at the March meeting
of the association Of the Thomas D.
Gregg School Is. Miss Martha
Bobbitt will give a piano selection.
The association of John Nc
Cormick School 80 will hold its an
nual spring frolic at the school
assembly hall at 8 p. m. Thursday
and Friday. The program will in
c1ude dancing, play, a black face
dialogue, with the special feature
songs by the Girls Glee Club of
Washington High School. An adj
mission of Is cents will be charged
for adults and Is cents for children
under fifteen years. A general lnvl-
tation is extended to all.
Give Health Play
The association of School 4S will
meet at p. m. Wednesday. The
Primary Band will play and the
5th grade pupils will give a health
playlet. Contest games 1.-The Shirt
waist Romance" and Automobile
Race" will be played. The mothers
of Miss Hazel Curmb'S room will
serve refreshments. The president,
Mrs. Hattie Aubrey, will preside.
Miss Florence Fitch, secretary of
the Childrens' Museum, Mrs. Nellie
Golden and Mrs. Edward M. Bundy
will be hostesses for the Parent
Teachers of the Oliver P. Morton
School 90 at the Children's Museum
at p. m. Wednesday.
The association Of Irvington
School ST will meet at 3:15 p. m.
Wednesday,. Walter G. Gingery,
principal of Washington High
School, will talk on "An Educa-
tional Program for Each Child" A
health playlet will be presented by
a group Of children from the 3A-4B
grade.
Our Washington of the West"
is the subject of a talk to be given