Evening star., 1928-12-23

Of the Southeast Branch. gave talk
on books.
At a Joint special meeting of the
Randle- Highlands Orr Association and
the Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
| citation December Is, DR.. Frank w.
Ballou gave an address on the school
needs OF that community
THE Responsibility Of the Community
In Accident Prevention" was the sub
ject of an address by G. Startling OF
the American Automobile Association at
| the evening meeting OF the Carbery
Association December Ia. A safety play
was presented by the pupils of the
Peobody- Hilton and Garbery Schools,
entitled THE Trial of Carelessness."
Reports were given by the following
chairmen: Philanthropic, Mrs. Frame;
Child Welfare Magazine, Mrs. Stanley
Schrader; Public School Association.
Mrs. John Burley; milk lunches, Mrs.
| Alfred GrosSkurth, who stated that la
bottles of free milk were given during
the month. Mrs. John W. Davis. pub
! licity chairman and ways and means
chairman, reported for both commit
tees, and Mrs Norman Sandridge, men,
bership chairman, reported SO new
members; Mrs. A. K. Wine, legislation;
Mrs. Norman Sandridge, District Con-
gress of Parent-Teacher Associations,
who also read the presidents State
message. The association voted to give
$25 to the District budget. Mrs. George
Fox, president, appointed Mrs. Gross
kurth and Mrs. Burley to serve as dele
gates to the Stanton Park Citizens Asso-
citation.
A talk was given by Miss M. Ger
trude Young, administrative principal.
Santa Claus will visit Carbery this year.
| The milk lunches will not be served and
will be replaced by Dixie for the
! larger grades and candy canes for the
| kindergarten, the gift of the association.
| The banner for the best attendance of
parents was won by Miss Nevitt's room,
second grade. Miss hewitt also won the
prize offered by the association for
having the largest percentage of parents
join as members during the recent
membership drive. The singing of
Christmas songs by the entire aSsocia-
ton ended the program, after which
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Roland White, chairman, assisted by
the grade mothers.
The Blair-H Hayes Association met De-
cember l3 at the Hayes School, What
the Parent Teacher Association Means
to the Parent" was the title of paper
read by Mrs. Cornelia L. Kinsella
What 1t Means to the Education" was
read by Miss Howard of the Hayes
School, and What 1t Means to the
Child" was read by Hugh Carper, sixth
grade, Hayes School. Mrs. Burrows,
clothes conservation chairman, made an
appeal for donations. 1t was voted to
send $40 to the State clothes conserva-
ton chairman. Mrs. Reichenback,
ways and means chairman, announced
that there would be luncheon during
January and card party in February.
Mrs Davis, publicity chairman, asked
the cooperation of the committee chair
men and the teachers in her work.
She reported on play presented at the
Blair School by the pupils of the ga
and 3B grades, Mrs Macdonald,
| teacher Mrs. Jones, president of the
Wheatley Association made a short
! talk, Miss Sprucebank presented q
musical program. consisting of two solos
by Mrs. Nellie Sebastian Chaillet, ac-
companied by Mrs. c. l.. Kinsella, and
Christmas carols sung by the members.
| Refreshments were served by the re-
freshment chairman, Mrs. Meyers The