Evening star., 1928-04-01
Parent-Teacher Activities

Edwin w. Broome. superintendent OF
Montgomery County schools. Will ad-
dress the parents and teachers at their
meeting at the Chevy Chase Bethesda
High School Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock
on THE Road Ahead" which promises
to be we'll worth hearing. Miss Ludelle
Hinaman will give a talk on "Voca-
tional Guidance" after which Mrs. c.
p. Haig of Battery Park will entertain
with songs.
At the last meeting Mrs. Moss class
won first prize for having the greatest
number of parents attending the meet
Ing. with Miss Virginia Mullinix's class
close second.
The Stanton Association will meet
Tuesday. The association has been re-
Quested to appoint a committee to con-
fer with deleeations from neighborins
Parent Teacher and Citizens Associa-
tions to decide on a program for the
betterment of school facilities and con-
ditions in this vicinity, and all parents
are urged to attend and voice their
ideas on this subject.
Although the feature of the Spring
entertainment to be held April 20 has
been decided on, a one-act playlet, en-
titled Mother Pulls the Strings" hav-
ing been selected and cast selected,
many details remain to be arranged.
and Mr.. jenkins. chairman In charge,
desires all who can to assist in arrang-
ing the remainder OF the program.
The annual fathers night meeting
was observed by the Kenilworth asso-
citation in the school March Fl at 8
o'clock The State presidents message
was read by Miss M. z. Bannon. the
principal. A reading on membership
was given by Mrs r. J. Jennings Mrs.
Lasley will begin the 1928 Summer
roundup OF children. Mrs. II. Kent
was appointed representative to the
Community Club.
A program was furnished by the chill
dren. Piano solos, by Richard Slater:
recitations. by Margarite Hayes, Helen
Farr, Albert Wiseman, Helen Kent and
Mildred WaSkom; duet, by Henry Will
helm and Paul Dallman. with Edith
Mortfeldt at the piano; plays, by Marie
Mclean, Helen Roloff. Helen Kent,
Genevieve Flynn. Eloise Lingebach, Rita
Waskom, Jack Greene. Shirley Lazarus,
Francis Kirby, Leon WiSeman, Kath-
crime Farr, Joyce Reynolds and Billy
Kaiser formed the program. Refresh
ments were served The goldfish were
won by the third and fourth grades,
Miss vaughn's room, for best attend
ance of parents. Mrs. Giles Scott Raj
ter was the speaker.
The Greenleaf Association recently
held luncheon The children are
weighed every two weeks by two OF the
mothers and milk lunches are furnished
every morning to the undernourished
children.
The president. Mrs. Raymond A. Twi-
ford. represented the school IN the
Singing Mothers" Chorus at the lee
ture of Mrs. A. n. Reeve Monday night
Meetings are held the last Thursday OF
each month.
The Bryan PIT. A. met In the school
March %. Mrs. Hamaker, president,
read the presidents message. Mrs.
O'Brien, chairman OF the scrapbook
committee. gave a report on her work.
Mrs j. S. Davis. chairman OF the Spring
play. gave report on the progress OF
the play, which Is to be held In the
Eastern High School auditorium April
81 at 9 pm. Miss Sheads. principal.
was appointed chairman of the nomi-
mating committee A motion was car
ried to change the order OF installing
officers and have 1t done simultaneously
with the election In May. 1928.
A letter was read from the Board OF
Education In which they gave the asso-
citation permission 10 present to the
school q set OF encyclopedias and also
q set OF library books
Mrs. Clark. president Of the Maury
PIT. A.. gave the history Of the PIT.
A. Song and then taught the associa-
ton how to sing 1t. Mrs. C. r. Kettler.
second vice president. rendered solos.
accompanied by Mrs. Elsie Harvey
Weaver.
Rev. J. r.. Dufield. field secretary of
the Presbyterian Churches of the Dis
trict. gave talk on Religion in the
Home"
A meeting OF the Kingsman Associa-
ton was held March Is in the school
building Features we're piano solo
by Mrs. Arthur and a vocal selection
by Mrs. Vogts. Mrs. Giles Scott Raftcr,
president OF the d. C. Congress Of Par
nt-Teacher Associations, delivered an
address on The Coordination OF the
State and Local Associations"
The Wesley Heights PIT. A. met
March 20 at the Community Club. Rev.
George l.. Farnham, pastor of the Cleye-
land Park Congregational Church. made
an address. A branch OF the Boy Rang
ers of America, sponsored by the PIT.
A., has been formed I'm Wesley Heights
for boys between the ages Of and i
years. John Yates Ia the leader. The
has been collecting books
and money for A school library and ex-
poets 10 have shelves built for the books
In the near future.
The Wheatley PIT. A. will meet
Tuesday instead OF Thursday AT 2:30
pm. Mrs. SayIes. social hygiene chair.
man, will give talk. There will be A
OF officers for the coming
year
A Boy Scout Troop vas organized
this week under the leadership OF Mr..
Burton and sponsored by DR.. A. Ma
gruder Macdonald, Prof L. Hooper and
0. NJ Humphrey
The Mothers Club OF the Bryan
PIT. A. viii meet Wednesday at / 80
pm. Mrs. G. H. Kettler vii speak on
"Truthfnlncas." A study Of DIR. Gallo
ways book, "Parenthood and Character
Training of Children" Will be con-
tinued
Al the last meeting OF the Van Ness
PIT. A. IL was voted 10 put curtains AT
the windows Of the teachers room. The
Board OF Education has oificIally passed
hat the lights will be put In immedi-
ateiy An entertainment Is To he held
NJ Hins Junior High School May II.
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