Evening star., 1928-06-17
Parent-Te Activities

on publicity. A motion was paSse,
to ask W. P. Neville to be second vic
president. to fill the unexpired term o
Mrs. Neville. who recently passed away
The membership drive ribbon part,
took the form of a movie at the York
June 13
Miss Townsend's room won the ban
ner for having 10 parents present.
The last meeting of the year of th
Bradley Association was held in th'
school Monday afternoon. The A T
grade. Miss Chatelaine. teacher, wor
! The reward will be trip to the Zot
with picnic lunch next Monday after
noon
A pre-school study group will bt
! formed in the early Fall under tht
| guidance of Mrs. Munson, kindergarten
| teacher. The president announced tina
| she would have free circulating libra
| ry for the boys and girls of the com
munity all Summer. Refreshments
were served and children from various
! grades entertained with songs.
Mrs G. C. Mayor, vice president pre-
sented the president Mrs. knight, Will
corsage bouquet.
! The Whittier Association met June j
at 7:30 O'Clock at the Albright Memo
rial Church. Rev. Mr.. George Selma
bel opened the meeting with prayer
A Childrens program of song and dance
followed, in which all the grades. from
kindergarten through the eighth grade
were represented.
Mrs Moran, the retiring president
was presented with a basket of flowers
At an executive meeting 1t was voted
| to purchase the Parent-Teacher Bulletin
for each family in the association next
year. The Summer roundup chairman
reported that the work was we'll in hand
and progressing.
The meeting of the Powell Association
was held in the school auditorium June
s. The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs fur
nished the music. Final reports were
read by all retiring officers and COM
mittee chairmen.
Election of officers was as follows.
Mrs. E. r. Seal. president: Mrs w. G
Stuart, vice president; Mrs. Garnet Lee
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Vance
Muse. treasurer.
Mrs. Basil Manly, who has been presi-
dent of Powell for two years. gave a
tea June at her home TO meet the new
| officers and teachers of the school
A meeting of the Brightwood Associ-
alton was held in the school auditorium
June II. The following officers were
elected President. d. H. Lunl: first vice
president Z. r. Albrectt; second vice
president Mrs A. M. Peoples; secretary
z. L. PETER, and treasurer, Mrs. Freer
An interesting playlet was given by
the pupils of the sixth grade Mrs
Thomas, teacher. Mr. Angelica sang
accompanied by Mrs. Angelica at the
piano The Boy Scout Troop, No. 80
gave an exhibition of first aid
The next meeting will be held the
second Tuesday in October.
The last meeting of the season fol
the Joseph r. Keene Association was
held in the school Tuesday. A resolu-
ton was passed thanking Mrs Raftei
for her services and successful efforts
in the years WORK, and arranging foi
the National Congress to hold the con.
vention in Washington, d. c., mex
May.
Annual reports Of officers and chair.
men of committees were read and ap.
proved and filed with the secretary
TO become permanent records of the
association. Mrs. f. D. Morris presi.
dent, exhibited the loving cup that hac
been won by the association for ths
second consecutive time for attendance
at the State Congress meetings.
A modification In the constitution
and bylaws. prepared by H. J. Over.
man, was read and approved after .
short discussion on amendments.
Mrs. r. T. Wyche reported the Sum.
m6 library will be open to the children
OF the neighborhood at her home
% Kennedy street, on Thursday O
each week. beginning with June 20
This viii be the second season for thi
project. the first having proved so sue
cessful that the desire was to repea
| the same the coming season,
| Floyd L. Swindell. boys scoutmas
| ter. addressed the association on tn,
principles Of the Boy Scouts move
ment. Mrs. Herman II. Hitz opened
the entertainment program by voca
solos. accompanied by Mrs. P. b Col
lier at the piano.
Mrs. b. j. Drake. teacher Of thu
sixth and seventh grades, had he
pupils stage the famous Ride Of Pau
Revere" and The Star SpangIed Ban.
ner.Y at Fort McHenry. written b,
| Francis Scott Key
| The Parent Teacher Association
Song was sung by Mrs o. r. Grove
/ Mrs. j. c. Brown and Mrs Arthur
/ Cline. Miss Dora Funk recited tn
/ Makers Of the flag. and boys Of tn,
! school sang popular songs, led by tn
! Collier boys, accompanied on the plane
| by Mrs. p. B. Collier Mrs. B. J. D.ak.
| won the attendance banner for th.
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd l.. Swim
| dell were admitted as new members
/ The meeting closed by the song Of tbs
/ Perfect Day" sung by Mrs Arthur
Cline accompanied by Mrs. Georg
j r Grove.
/ The Woodbridge health station at POI:
/ Rhode Island avenue northeast hold
I the Washington record for the iarges
number Of pre-Gchool children To be ex
! amined On Child Health day, and tn
| proportion credited to the Woodridg,
school was very gratifying: also. IL Il
Interesting 10 note that Is per cent. o.
every fourth child examined for ti1i
school, were judged practically perfect
The chairman Of the Summer round
up committee Of the Woodbridge Parent
Teacher Association reports the work o
her committee To be steadily progressini
and hopes 10 have all the pre-schoo
children of that area taken care O! be
fore the Pail term begins
This Summer the children reEidin,
IN the vicinity Of the Stanton School vii
have the privilege Of the Public Librar
system brought TO their own locality
Through the efforts Of the StantO
School Association the Public Librar,
ofncials have coneented 70 MAKE Gtanto
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