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pamphlet, vacation Activities" The
nomination committee reported list
| of candidates for the election at the
| NAV meeting. Mr. Seller offered a tree
=! to be planted on the school grounds al
| the Arbor day celebr.ttion it will be q
! memorial to his father, the late A. q,
| Seller. Mrs Miner Buell. was appointed
chairman of a greeting committee, who
| are to welcome incoming motorists from
the West
The Fairbrother- Rossell School asso-
citation met April 10, 8 pm. Patrlouc
and parent-teacher songs were rendered
bv the assembly, under the direction of
Miss D. F. Mcclure. Reports were
made by Mrs. Calvin Welty, acting sec
rotary; Mrs. G. S. Fraser, treasurer;
Mrs. L. H. Lyle, ways and means; MRS.
Janet Fletcher. on Summer roundup OF
pre-school children, and Miss Il. q.
Carrai1er, publicity; Mrs. Welty, noml-
mating committee. Songs were sung by
Miss McClure's pupils. Il.
A lecture was given by Miss Florence
L. Hall of the Bureau of Home Eco
Monies, United States Department OF
Agriculture, on 1.-THE Perfect Child"
The banner for attendance was
dWaIQeQ 10 VOAA SAeSS
taught by Mrs. M. r. Hoffman ana
Miss M. z. Hayward.
Miss Sarah B. Holland, principal OF
the school. received the first issue of the
Truesdell News, the school paper, from
the printer last Monday. This paper
will be published once each month
hereafter It promises to be highly sue
cessful, a number of its advertisers
having stated that they will advertise
again.
Visiting day in the classrooms fea-
tured the April meeting of the Blu
chanan Association last Tuesday. Miss
Dulin, principal, gave talk, during
which she read President Hoover's mes
sage relative to May day. She also ex-
pressed thanks for the eraser cleaner,
o gift from the association to the school.
Tokens of appreciation to the various
chairmen, room mothers and others for
their cooperation and help during her
term of Office as president were presented
by Mrs. Cournyn, who is retiring at the
expiration of her term. The association
will always remember that through her
faithful and untiring efforts they nave
achieved success.
Miss Cookies and Mis-, Wills rooms
had the same number of parents pres
ent, therefore both received the Dixie
treat" Miss Stones and Miss Grifiths
rooms were next highest.
The Bunker Hill Association met
April II. The kindergarten band, under
the direction of Miss Jean holster, gave
several numbers and piano solos were
played by Caroline Stiles, Jane Daniels,
Margaret Ball and Betty Barringer.
Mrs. H. N. Stull, State chairman, spoke
on the What. Why and How of the
Summer Roundup"
A program committee consisting of
Mrs. stiles, Miss holster and Mrs.
Stephen was appointed to arrange for
the next meeting, to be held May 2, at
which time the fathers will be urged to
attend. Mrs. Guy Harris, Mrs. Warder
and Mrs. Richmond agreed to make
butterflies and bluebirds to be used in
the convention decorating.
In cooperation with the nature
teacher, Mrs. L. L. Smith, president,
appointed Mrs Burgess and Mrs. Bovay
to assist in identifying the yard and
playground of the. school. Mrs. c. H.
Richmond reported the executive COM
mittee, assisted by the members, had
taken a school census Of Michigan Park
to be used in securing data for the pos
sibility of an addition to the school and
by the pre-School committee In the
Summer roundup to be conducted next
month.
The kindergarten won the aquarium
for the best attendance of mothers.
The Force-Adams Association has
appointed a nominating committee
consisting of Mrs. Thomas Cajigas,
Mrs. Cornelius Jacoby and Miss Gore.
The Force-Adams scrapbook. which
was made by Mrs. Cajigas, has been
turned in to the District Association.
The Emery lexington Association
met in the lexington School April IL
at 8 pm. Mrs. McMullen gave recita-
lions. A talk on safety" was given by
Mrs. Henry D. Aller.
It was announced card party will
be given In the Emery School April g.
A meeting Of the executive board will
be held in the Emery School tomorrow
at pm. sEa6
At the April meeting of Columbia
Junior High Association, Stephen
n,