Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27

All material for this column must be
In the State ONCE, room l0l, Burlington
Hotel, by the wednesday preceding the
Sunday on which publication IL desired.
The Parent Teacher radio speaker
next Tuesday evening will be Miss
Catherine r. Watkins, State and Ma
tional chairman Of kindergarten ex-
tension and director of kindergartens
for the District of Columbia schools,
whose topic will be Parent Study
Circles, Especially for the Pre-5chool
Child"
Every Tuesday evening at 6:45 o'clock,
station VOL broadcAsts short pro-
gram under the direction OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia Congress OF Parents
and Teachers.
DR.. Eugene La Forrest swan Of the
American Social Hygiene Association Of
New York will speak on "The Boy and
His Needs" on Tuesday, November B.
At 8 pm, In the auditorium Of the
neoSs % sy o1es s ss'S asked he
state social hygiene chairman, Mrs. w.
p. Roop, as to why there has never been
@ speaker on sex-character education to
fathers, and he is giving the lecture to
fathers and mothers:
The presiding of1cer will be Mr..
James c. YAden, member OF the
advisory council Of the District Of Co
lumbia Congress Of Parents and
Teachers and also president Of the Mac
Eppa Norris, leader Of the District OF
Columbia Singing Mothers, will be in
charge Of brief musical program.
The State ways and means committee
met october 1S in the State office in
the Burlington at the call Of the chair
man, Mrs. wallace z. Perry. The pur-
complete program Of activities for this
Important department for the year.
The members Of the committee are:
Mrs. wallace Perry, Mrs. L. b. Castell,
Mrs. william Leishear, Mrs. J. w. Davis,
Mrs. J. N. Saunders, Mrs. William
Sweet, Mrs. L. n. Macomber, Mrs. j. N.
Luccon, Mrs. H. S. Rawdon, MRS.
walter Jones, Mrs. George Lingebach,
Mrs. j. H. Fritz, Mrs. H. H. Hutchinson
and Mrs. T. z. Grimth.
Mrs. Perry requests each president to
send to her names, addresses and tele-
phone numbers Of the local ways and
means chairmen.
The parent-teacher movement was
presented at the fifth annual industrial
exhibit in the washington Auditorium
last WCSk ny WV bOObAAS1 tAVu0A SAAS
courtesy OF Chestnut Farms Dairy and
Chevy Chase Dairy.
The first booth had for background
O graphic representation Of the work Of
the Parent-Teacher Association and
workers gave literature setting forth the
work of the movement to home, school
and community. This booth. was in
charge of Mrs. w. H. Rowe, whose as
sistants were Mrs. r. .. Morris. Mrs.
r. T. Wyche, Mrs. L. B. Castell, Mrs.
w. B. Fry, Mrs. walter Jones. Mrs. Jen-
ny Sauls, Mrs. A. n. 0rowwkorth, Mrs.
George Fox. Mrs. j. w. Byler and Mrs.
Walter Perry.
Thursday and Friday the student aid
department, with Mrs. Z. j. Bowling as
chairman, was In charge, with an ex.
hibit showing work done In clothes con:
servation and illustrating how shoes and
clothing were given to needy school
children. Mrs. Bowling was assisted by
Mrs George Fraser. MRS. s. G. Tansill,
Mrs. Richard Boss, Mrs. Herbert VIII
son and Mrs. c. L. Norris.
At the second booth the work Of the
Parent Teacher Congress In Summer
roundup was attractively displayed.
Mrs. H. N. Stull State Summer round
up chairman, was in charge Of this
booth. AS part Of the work children
were weighed and measured and told
what their correct weight should be.