Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-21
Parent-Teacher Activities

Miss Anne Tellery Renshaw spoke on
| "Blank Spaces in Spiritual Education
to the Mount Vernon Association April
| 10. The Singing Mothers, under the
direction Of Mrs. Norris, gave . group
of solos.
The National Broadcasting Co., In
| cooperation with the National Safety
| Council, announce Is consecutive week
ly addresses. to be broadcast by OUT
standing leaders In American life.
Charles M. Schwab, chairman of the
board, Bethlehem Steel Co., will be the
President Henry A. Reninger of the
National Safety Council win introduce
Mr.. Schwab and outline the series ct
the initial program, which will run
from z to. 1880 o'clock on Saturday
evening, April 20. The other talks will
be given on successive Saturday eve
nings from tbs to 7:30. Mr. Schwab's
subject will be, Safety as Factor in
Industry
The Summer roundup campaign
opens officially on May day. This day
has been set aside by an act Of Con-
gresS and by q proclamation OF the
President of the United States as Child
Health day.
The physical examination will be held
on May / from 10 to IL o'clock at
the following child hygiene stations:
Georgetown University Hospital, 70:
Twenty-second street, $50 G street, 48t
e street southwest, 900 Maryland avenue
northeast, 1905 Pennsylvania avenul
southeast, 5327 Georgia avenue, 100
Talbert street southeast, 2012 Rhode
Island avenue and Children'S Hospital
Some schools will be used also as ex
animation centers. Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION of schools nearest these cen
tiers are asked to supply clerical helper:
for the doctors.
Chairmen who are arranging for ex
aminations in their schools are request
ed to notify the state chairman. Mrs
H. N. Stull, 408 Fourth street northeast
Lincoln 6241, so that the list of school
to be used may be submitted to d.
Ballou for his approval.
The Singing Mothers Chorus, Mrs. Z
L. Norris, director, gave o program o
songs for meeting of the Randle
Highlands Association April 10. TIL
chorus will meet for rehearsal April 2
and rs at 1880 pm. at the Burlington
Hotel.
A meeting of the Grant association
will be held April a. at 1880 pm. TIL
speaker will be DR.. Frank w. Ballot
superintendent of schools.
Park View Platoon School Association
elected the following officers: President
Mrs. Thomas e. Griffith, first vice pres
ident, Mrs. Philip Martin; second vic
president, Mrs. AlSop; recording Secre
tary, Mrs. G. Jones; corresponding sec
rotary Mrs. Fred H. Walker; secretary
Mrs. A. Morgan. It was voted to pur
chase an electric eraser cleaner. Al
appropriation was made to defray tn
expenses OF the retiring president, Mrs
c. H. Ruoff, who Is q delegate to tn
national convention. Values and bene
fits of the National Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION convention were spoken OF b
Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Ruoff and Mr.:
Brooks, reporting delegate from the Dis
trict Congress.
Mrs. v. Kebler, health chairman
awarded ribbon badges to mothers o
children who took advantage of las
years Summer roundup" Mrs. Coch
ran, Summer roundup" chairman, re
ported that canvassing for names o
children entering school next Fall is il
progress. Mrs. Ashburn reported OF
the cleanup campaign and funds hav
been appropriated for badges to be uset
as awards in the Fall.
Miss Scrivener. principal, gave tn
high lights" of the Cleveland Nationa
Education Association convention. Tn
platoon school posters, made by thi
association, and piece Of art work b.
Mrs. Keiser's room were on exhibition
i at the convention.
The Pre-School Circle announces j,