New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
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and Teachers association are: presi- Ralph Merigold; secretary, Mildred Hooper; treasurer, Melville H. John son,
 Chamberlain school
 After the parents and teachers conferred in the home rooms of he Chamberlain school last night. Jo- scph NJ. Ward of the school board spoke on Phases of Education in New Britain" The fourth grade gave a play "The Discovery of Amer iCa' and a movie of the play was shown. William Cannon rendered a tendance
 Elihu Burlitt school
 The Ellhu Burritt Parents and Teachers Association meets tonight at in he school auditorium. Harry Witlin. president, will preside. The students will give a play on Armis- tice Day and there will be two recita- lions by groups of the pupils. From 1.3n until the teachers will be in their rooms to discuss problems with the parents.
 Israel Putnam school
 From 7:3O 10 s tonight the teach CTS of the Israel Putnam school will confer with parents of their, pupils and at S:1O the Parents and Teach CTS Association will be entertained in the auditorium by the students. An address Of welcome will hn given by Joseph Barnowski. student The fourth grade will sing under the direction of Miss Alice Zebin. A health play "Who Says Six Year Molars?" directed by Miss Margaret koploWi1z. will be presented by the fourth grade. A talk on "Scouting for Girls" will be given by Miss Irene lIaisis and Miss Minna Richter the school nurse will talk on Health of ChiIdron." Candy and homemade cake will be on sale.
 Benjamin Franklin school
 The Ben iamin Franklin school has q large attendance last night at the Parents and Teachers association. Each teacher was in her room from 1:@0 until 10 confer with parents. At &:10 in the auditorium Clayton James called lhe association meet ing to order. An entertainment was offered after the meeting. The chill dren gave an armistice and Red Cross play. The first part consisted of pantomimc by the boys, who were first soldiers and after drilling they alrayed themselves like crosses in Flanders fields. Poems appropri- ate 10 the occasion were read and taps by q bugle offstage ended the armistice part of the program. A playlet showing the uses of Red Cross money in foreign countries was presented. ending with tab i"au. The exercises were 10 show the parents the uses of the audi torium.
 Camp school
 Tonight the Camp school will be- gin the Parent and Teachers meet ing with q one-half hour visiting period among teachers and parents. At 5 o'clock Rev William Alder son. president of the association. will conduct short business meet ing and an entertainment will fol- low. The pupils of G-1 and e. in Miss Elizabeth Barns room will giN" studies in paintings 5-I and 6-1 students. Miss Elizabeth Bar I,-iII pupils, under Miss Anna Rakowsky. will sing songs.
 Roosevelt school
 School Committeeman William II. Day will be the spea Der at the Par "ntS and Teachers association oc 'h" Roosevelt school tonight at s o'clock.
 Thor" will also bc a musical pro- gram which will feature Miss Eliza . beth Burns, Virginia Gibney. Ida Gr""nb"r@. Catherine Clark. Regina McGratl, Nm"tta Salafa. The school orchestra will play under the direc- ton of Miss katheryn Riellv.
 Rockwell school
 Dewey Van Cott director of art m ihe New Britain school system. "ll speak al the meeting of the Parents and Teachers association Of the Rockwell school tonight q, X o'clock Tn" musical program will feature tha Hubert quartet. A play Will be presented by the children ana fancy dancing will be presented hNDorOthy Ilinkadc
 \orthcnI School
 The Norhrnd Parents and wrach- CTS association will meet tonigh, at o'clock. After short business meeting. called by President Francis Clark the following entertainment will be offered, Vocal solos by Miss Irene Rartland. af Meriden. Miss Florence Her:lund and Miss Elsie Paldino. Miss t,unice Mann will give int"rpretiv" dancing. A piano selection will be rendered by Miss Helen Bosco and violin solo by Miss Rose tlimberg. Two plays will h' presented "H"aljh Fairies at S"hooF' by the fourth grade and "A Wish That Came True"