Evening star., 1928-04-29

The campaign for the roundup of
, children for physical examination who
will enter school this Fall for the first
time will formally open Tuesday, All
child health stations OF the department
OF health, DR.. Hugh Davis In charge
will be manned with doctors and nurses
and 4 group Of mothers who will do the
clerical work Tuesday from 10 to IL
o'clock. Also the following public
schools, under DR.. j. A. Murphy: Ed
monds, Brookland. Bancroft. Henry
Seaton, Grant, Thomson, Park View and
Ludlow.
The health centers are at $40 C
street. Georgetown University Hospital,
Freedmen'S Hospital. 900 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. 935 Twenty-second street.
480 e street southwest. 1901 Talbert
street southeast. 20l2 Rhode Island ave.
nue. northeast and 1927 Georgia avenue
The following chairmen have been
appointed by the local presidents of the
organizations: Mrs. Victor Kebler. PARK
View Mrs. Fred Waldman. Force
Adams: Mrs. Chester C. Guy. John Bur-
roughs; Mrs. Thomas Newman, Brad
ley: Mrs. Walter w. Crawford, Gage
Mrs, Ethel l.. Rogers. Qrecnleaf: Mrs.
M. r. Coe, Langdon; Mrs. Charles Fos-
ter, Stanton; Mrs. j.. H. McGann. john
son: Mrs. f. Flournoy, Maury; Mrs.
Reynolds, Grant: Mrs. John Mitchell.
Woodbridge; Mrs John Altman. Wallach-
Towers Mrs. Fl. q, HAdley, Smallwood-
Bowen; Mrs. E. Strieby. Job Barnard !;
Mrs. M, Ludwig. Henry Polk, and Mrs.
Segal. Truesdale.
II is necessary that An association
which expects to receive recognition for
Its Summer roundup work must register
at the State once, 400 Eighteenth
street, by May /,
Mrs, II, N. Stull. 4os Fourth street
northeast, is the state chairman OF the
Summer roundup. For further infor-
nation call her.
A benefit party will be held May %
at the National Theater for the budget
fund of the District of Columbia Con-
gress of Parent Teacher Associations
For information call Mrs. Louis B. Cas-
tell. Main $685.
lation of the District OF Columbia Con-
gress Of Parent-Teacher Associations
will be held tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock
at the Burlington Hotel.
The Three Ages OF Childhood In Re-
lation to the Sevenfold Program of
Home and School" was the general
topic OF the State Convention OF the
District of Columbia Congress of Par
nt-Teacher Associations which was
held In the Raleigh Hotel Monday and
Tuesday. tReport OF the proceedings
was published In The STAR
The District of Columbia Congress
OF PaIent-Teacher Associations will
send ii delegates to the convention OF
the National Congress OF Parents and
Teachers. which conveneS April % at
the Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio,
and continues until May S. The fol-
lowing are the local delegates: Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter. president; Mrs.
James w. Byler. LanRdon School: Mrs.
Walter B. Fry. Mcfarland Junior
High Mrs s. w. Rauscher, Oyster
School: Mrs. z. j. Dowlins, John Bur-
roughs: Mrs. E. r. Kalmbach. Lang
don: Mrs. Carroll Smith, Western
High Mrs William H. Rowe. Carbery
School: Mrs A. c. Chambers Force
Adams: Mrs. Howard Richardson, Ban
croft, and Mrs. T. H. Young, Langley
Junior High.
The Bancroft Association received
from the National Congress OF Parents
and Teachers certificate certifying
that they had reached all the require
ments and were Superior Associa-
ton" At the same time the Powell
Junior High, the Woodbridge, and the
Stanton Parent-Teacher Associations