The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-27
ANTELOPE PARENT
TEACHERS ASSOCIA-
TON MEETINGS


Following is the report of the Par.
ent-Teachers Association meetings OF
the Antelope School, Dist. No. 10 from
the time OF It's Organization to date
by the writer who was elected on the
Committee OF Publicity at their 1lrs J
meeting, which was October 7th, ana
have been rushed ever since:
The Antelope Parent-Teachers AS
ISOLATION was organized October TN
by committee composed of Mr.. Alex
ander, Mrs. y. B. Hoven, Mrs. W.
Richardson, Mrs. ]. H. Thorson. Mrs.
r. S. Richardson, and others called a
mass meeting of the parents and
teachers of Antelope District No. ~
and the following officers were elect
ed
President, A. T. Larsen; vice presi-
Mrs. J. L; Clark; secretary, A. c.
Olson, and the following committees
were appointed on entertainment
Mrs. W. w. Clark, Mrs. O. B. Hoyeni
and Miss q. Hoffman (now Mrs; Keo
Gibbs. Membership: Mrs. F. )
/ BlaclImore. Mrs. Axel Romstad, and
Mrs. Aft Hoven. Finance: c. E. Nc
Laughlin, Aft HOven and AXel Rom
stad 1t was moved and seconded anC
carried that we meet the first Friday
of each month at the Antelope schoo
house, and the lunch committee a
each meeting appoints their success
sors.
A very nice program was arranged
for his meeting as follows:
l.. Round three blind Mice by tn,
audience.
?. Round Scotlands Burning.
3. Duet by Emery Waller. Kennel
Olson. Little Gray Home in tn
West" and Garry me back to Oh
Virginny"
A. Reading by Helen Larson, 9Th
Middle Child"
>. Piano Duet by Lois and Velm
Clark.
6. Quartet by. Emary Waller, Ken
meth Olson, Cedric Lindquist an
Kleis Larsen.
Z. Reading by Irene Thompson.
At this meeting each family cor
tributed some article of food maxim
a bounteous lunch which was serve
after the program to something owe
a hundred people.
At the second meeting of the Pal
ent-Teachers held Nov. the meetin
was called to order by President La
sem The only business transacte
was the election of a new secretar
10 take the place of A. C. Olson WI
resigned on account of being so f.
from town and too many mules
look after. Mrs. r. S. Richardson w;
elected and duly qualified. The chat
man OF the program committee al
nounced that a question box would !
used to start the ball rolling. Roun,
the-table discussions of problems
be taken up by members and the san
was sure used. Afterwards the f.
loving program was given:
l. reading lesson by the First al
Second grade pupils.
z. Pumpkin drills.
? 3. Topsy Turvy Drill.
: 4. John Browns Indians.
.. Girls Trio by Gladys and Rosel
RorVlcg and Lucille Waller.
: .. Play, Little Pilgrims.
l. Girls Glee Club songs, "Autun
Lullaby" and Thanksgiving"
3. Duet: Sweet and Lo Aloha
Glady and Rosetta Rorvicg.
After the program lunch was ser
J ed TO about eight-odd people.
PRESIDENT Larsen called the meati,
TO order on the evening of Decenb
r and the minutes of the two previo
; meetings were read and approved.
+ this time Sec. 80 to 80 from the han
book issued by the National Congre
OF PARENTS and Teachers was re-
: and adopted.
: Alter a very large and nice Or
gram our meeting was adjourned
a the room where the eats were a
! they sure came in just right as # w
1880 p. m. " -"
At our January 5th MEETING
found our President Larsen ri@bf 10
ana Will have to say he had a big 81
p prise for US all. AS soon as he ca
: ed the meeting to order he advis
US there would be no business meetiI
I that evening as he had the honor
present to US Supt. MacDougall.
9 ocobey, who is well known in n
! school circles and who is also one
= the best posted on school affairs
y the northeastern part of Montana.
: gave US one of the best talks on Ps
/ ents, School Children and Teacbe
: we have ever had the honor and pIes
: ure of being one of the audience
7 and from the reports of the entertai
), ment committee will have ma
;. more OF these educational program
Lunch was served to about rs a
; at this time we wish to ask the f,
OF the parents who haven't alrea
: Joined to be sure and be with us
5 our next meeting which will be h,