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that, Mrs. w, p. Rocp, d. c, >ocial
| hygiene chairman. will again take
charge of the class for conference on
What Should Our Aim BE in the Local
Social Hygiene Classes9"
Mrs Norman Sandridse. vice prcsi-
dent Of the Carbery Parent Teacher
Association. presided at the meeting
Tuesday Mrs. Clyde Freed gave the
secretary's and Mrs. George Fox the
trcasurer's reports. Mrs. William H.
Rowe gave a report on the milk lunches,
also read the State presidents message,
Miss Hope Soule reported on the read
IT, circle. Mrs William Domdera OH
philanthropic and clothes conservation
and Mrs. W. L. Hagen on publicity.
A runlmage sale will be held March
Is, 10 and 81. the chairmen being Mrs
Walter L. Hagen and Mrs A. x Wine.
Mrs. John Rosson and Mrs. Frame re-
ported for grade mothers. The usual
Easter trips for the children will be
conducted by the parents Easter week
and they will so in groups to the differ
ent Government buildings
Miss Gertrude Young. principal,
spoke of the home economic work that
Mr.. White. manual training teacher at
Carbcry School. is going to teach the
pupils OF his several classes. The BAN
ner for attendance was won by the first
grade. Miss Dyson, teacher.
The principal business before the
Tenley-Jannel Association at It's meet
ing March was the election of Of
flcerS. The vice president. Mrs.
George Farrell presided. Mrs. Richard
Fletcher was reelected president Mrs.
Michael Roche treasurer, Mrs, Horace
Johnson vice president. Mrs Frank
Ehrhardt recording secretary and Mrs
Refreshments were served
Barnard PIT A. will meet at the
| school Thursday evening at o'clock.
! Miss Brady. director of art. will be the
| principal speaker. A meeting of the
executive committee will be held We'd
nesday evening at the residence, of
Mrs Dudley, 4430 New Hampshire
/ avenue.
! The executive committee of the
/ Henry-Polk PIT. A, met at the school
Monday at pm. to arrange ST. Pat
ricks party to be given by the asso-
citation March 10 at 3:l5 pm The
! program will be given by the pupils Of
the school. Favors will be given each
guest,
George D. Casio. from the office of
the alien property custodian. spoke on
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view meeting March /. Miss Reamv,
Miss Griffith and Miss lie Hue. pri-
mary teachers Of Parkview School, gave
short talks.
Mrs. Bannerman reported the Bureau
OF Efficiency made a favorable report
on the Platoon School. II is their in
tenticn to carry out the recommended
tions applicable to the Parkview School
The nominating committee reported
the following list of nominees: Mrs. c.
H. Ruoff. president: Mrs. G. Corbin,
first vice president: Mrs w P Neville. |
second vice president: Mrs A. Morgan
spending secretary: Mrs. E. r. Kooglc |
and Mrs. H. NJ Cochrane. recording
secretary. Election Of officers will be
held April 5.
A card party was given by the Gage
PIT. A. March 2 under the direction
Of Mrs. Baton. The next meeting Of
the Gage association will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
The Mothers Circle will meet at . /
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at the
school. DR.. Martha McLear will speak
on How Children Grow"
A meeting Of West PIT. A. was held
in the school hall March 3. The en-
tertainment vas given entirely by chill
dren from kindergarten TO sixth grades
DR. Ford. school doctor. told the parents
of ways TO prevent diseases and sug-
sested ways 10 keep children healthy
and happy. It vas voted not to change
the time Of meetings.
Mr.. Steers. chairman Of the audito-
rum committee. announced a piano
was purchased for the auditorium.
which would be dedicated March %
Mrs. De Shazo's class won the banner.
The Seaton- Blake PIT. A. met at
the Seaton School. February "a. and
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter uas the speaker. |
The program was furnished by Mrs. |
Hauxhurst's and Miss Bushee's kinder |
garten pupils and Miss Kings 4B grade. |
Blake School. Miss Robinson third |
grade teacher. Seaton School. sang |
solo. accompanied by Miss Wilson al the |
piano. Refreshments were served.
The association decided 10 hold a
luncheon at the Blake School. March |
81. Mrs. Hauxhurst. kindergarten |
teacher Of Seaton School. and Miss
King. 4B teacher Of Blake. won prizes
for the largest attendances.
Mrs. Hauxhurst, Miss Bushee and
Miss Stearns are conducting parent
teacher study class on the fourth Tues
dar Of the month at 80 O'Clock. Scaton
School. before the regular meeting. The
subject at the last meeting was dis
cipline"
program was given Tuesday eve
ming in the new school auditorium st
the regular meeting OF the Petworth
Home and School Association. The
following physical education exercises
we're given under the direction Of Miss
Mabel l.. Kennedy, assistant To the d.
rector Of physical education Of the
Washington public schools
Third and fourth grades. potato
race: first and second grades sing
Ing games. The Pancake Man" "Hick-
ory. Dickory. Dock" Pussy Cat" Lit
tie Bo-peep" and Snow Frolic:" iifth
grade, drjll, third grade. folk dances.
| Il See You" Danish Dance Of Greet
ing" fifth grade, sketch entitled
dances. Ace Of Diamonds" Chimes oi
Dunkirk:" sixth grade. game with ball:
sixth grade, folk dances. Capt, Jinks,
| "Czehbogar."
The flag vas won by Miss Herrons
| room. "a.
! The Van Ness Parent Teacher AsSo-
/ ciatlon luncheon was reported a great
/ success Al the recent meeting It was
voted 10 have stationery printed The
attendance was a tie between three
grades Each grade shall have The
banner third Of the month
permission was granted " have eiec-
/ tfieity connected With the school. The
/ next meeting VIII be held March u, at
/ & O'Clock.
! The Wheatle2 Parent. Teacher hsso-
CATION held The March meeting In the
school building. A motion was carried
inst Boy Scout troop he organized
and 10 purchase an encyclopedia and
500 Curtis tests. A lunch sale was
planned for March 20, proceeds 10 20
Tor School equipment