Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05

in NJ Otis by noon ON the wr,ine ,g,
rnn - desired Address n. e runS'rss
~ TT \. ruhncliy Bureau 500 E'Sht
zenith street Ant RI
Tribute Ia Mrs L. F. Sanford. pres
idcnt az the Reservoir Conduit Road
TT. A., who died recently. has been
paid by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Rafter,
president Of the District Of Columbia
Congress Of Parent Teacher Associs-
tlorS.
En- Duco" or What Is Education, -
the first lecture Of the course on Pa
ron'a' Education" which has been ar
ranged by the District Of Columbia
Congress OF Parent Teacher ASSocia =
ilons. will he delivered by DR. Jason
Noble Pierce at the First Congregational
Church. Tenth and G streets. February
= AT s pm Most Of these lectures
Dill be illustrated All of the lectures
will be at the church.
Or. Frederick NJ Davenport. profess
S0r of political science Hamilton Col
lece. forIIle. New York State Senator and
member Of ConsTess from the Thirty
thlTd New York district. will be the
SPEAKER March ) His Sllblec; will be
TIE Need Of Better Political Education
n America.
A. the recent council Of presidents
i VAS voted tina; the District of Co.
Nlnlbia Congress Of Parent-Teacher
Associations should promote lecture
course under the general heading.
Greater Washington" parental e6uca-
program will be announced next week
Each association will be responsible
Tor at least five patrons tickets, They
MAY be- obtained from the Office.
800 Eighteenth street. or from Mrs W.
II. Rove. 64s Lexington place northeast.
The Bethesda high School PIT. A
viii meet Wednesday at $50 O'Clock at
the school. Mrs, Giles Scott Rafter
ciii be the speaker
Tn Blair-Hayes Parcnt-Teacher AS
scc,a;ioD Will meet Thursday al the
Biai- Schoo, al AS pm. The Parent
Teacher Association birthday will be
observed appropriately nth birthday
cake sn6 a scscial program. The
speaker vii! b. Mrs. joseph Saunders.
frst vice preSiden, Of the Parent
Teacher Association Congress Her
subject will be Founders Day"
The chairman Of exhibits Of the
DISTINCT a. Columbia Cons.ess Of Par
erf-Teacler Associations M.s. E. R.
pTcsl6eD; Of tbs National Congress of
Parents and Teachers. Mrs. A. II
Reeve. 70 serve on the national COM
11ittee or exhibits TO- the national con-
vertlon 70 be held in Cleveland. Ohio.
tire last Of April
The Force-Adsms Parcnt-Tescner AS
s7ciatlon social hygiene" group under
IL chairman. Mrs. Cox. met in Force
School Monday ct 100 pm. and will
meet the next two Mondays al the
Same hour and place
The school graduated s. pupils. many
q whom had done the years work in
f'5f the time Following their class
cav exercises the Parent Teacher Asso-
cation gave them tea The gradu
s;srg exercises were held Tuesday IN
'he Parish Hall of tho Church of the
Covenant Imogen Bird was valedlc-
iorisn and Lanier Coy historian. The
Class poets were Bob Conner and Char
lcte TIiley. ano prophets. Betty Sleep
e. PoSa Miller ana Beatrice Mullen.
Ma-geTv Harrison and Jeanne Mitchell
gave piano selections and JACK Dulin
End George Edwards violin selections
Ale. CLARK read ths class will Ry-
lzn5 BRYAN was class president and
Janice Hale secretary.
The chairman Of the shoe and rub
b.T fund will hold a benefit card party
February 70 al pm a; the Burlington
Hot-l
The January meeting Of the Bryan
Assocla; .on vas ned In the sssembl,
tall Q. the school Mrs. John r
Hsmaser. president. read the State
Presidents Message Ircna the D {. Par
en1 and Teacher Bulletin The scrap
tsook chairman. Mrs. O'Brien gave a
,ppof; on her WORK The room having
ire largest attendance for the semester
vii oa given treat A report from
The D c. Congress Of Parents and
Teachers WAS read by the secretary
The milk chairman Mrs Henry. gaze
report on her work and suggested
giving free milk 10 all children receiY-
ing red stsT on their health cards
The Mother Club meets the first Wed
resdsy o. the month. A motion was
soorfec To send IS az blTihdry gift
70 the State association An enter
tslrl12ent will Be given February II.
Founder day Tne proceeds vii be
sent TO the shoe and rubber fund
All parents wishing 10 have their
children given the Schlck test wip
notify either the presioen, or the prin
clpsl Of he school.
SONS veFe sung by Miss Mildred
George Klein Representative Brooks
Fletcher and Mrs, Fletcher we're intro
c2ced b. little Phyllis Hickman Mrs
Fletcher entertained with solos Rep
Yerertsiiye Fletcher gave an address
cr ~UnJgst Criticism Of Modern Youth
and Results Of Environment Mrs
Clarke president " in. Maury Asso-
cation. sas a guest.
The meeting ~ the Monroe Home
src Schpol Association was held a. the
fc1ooI January % s;s pm Miss
Catherine Watkins. supervisor nj tn
kindergarten department. Of the public
ahpcls O! Warrington. gave tai. on
'Oosclrnce Mis- veziz Pollock SANG
accompanied b. Miss Ruth Connos. on
of me tescher5. al 'he piano. # va,
antso1ncec tns' = luncheon would oe
heic February ie
. celebration - ;he birlhdav NJ the
Dstrlct s1r National Congress Of
Fz"en'-Tesci1er Associations xiiI b.
Eelc TUESDAY ~ Z pm. a. Peabo6S
School Mrs. Giles Scott Rsf,er STATE
pyes.cent. is expectec ~ attend
The TenIey-Jsnney Psrent~Teache,
Es3pc3s ion married the Close u thf
EaicYeSF persOo by ti3es1 er party al
Keltrf Saturday afternoon. gi.en IL
Mlas YoJHa's graduating class The
net nleeilnS ~ the association All! ~
hf.c ~ JsnDss auditorium tomorrow 81
~ pm.
TIE czecGt!ve oJasc n2et 81 the Ben.
"'o'l Mnpol Jan9ary 80. 4 resolution
fsspf.na me principles ~ IN Zihinan
tD.!c lsoor DA va pssseo Ann1Dnca
fnr'f vi maze ~ Mrs Fanoan 81 =
Denfh' cSfd parry for - shpe and
sVDDeg f1ao = ~ as&en 81 the Bur
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