Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

Otterback. Souvenirs consisting OF
| fans and rulers were distributed by the
boy patrol.
Adams.
The following officers were elected at
q special meeting Monday afternoon
President, Mrs L. c. Slower; first vice
president Mrs. D. Russ; second vice
president. Miss Florence Yore; CORE
spending secretary, Miss M. F. Hiscox;
recording secretary, Mrs. Z. K. BeWley;
treasurer, Mrs S. L. Tucker; treasurer
OF milk fund, Mrs. C. Burbank; auditor
William w. Kirsch.
Plans were completed for the dedica-
ton of the building May 81.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, chairman OF
the Summer roundup committee. re-
ported 48 homes visited by the commit
tee and out of this number IL children
were examined by their own physicians
and seven were examined at the school
by DR.. Grace Purse, physician; Dr. l..
Keskin eve specialist; DR.. w. JohnnaS-
son. dentist.
The new school pennant Of blue and
gold was awarded to Miss Schwartz S
third grade for the attendance record
The next meeting of the association
will be held June 9, at pm, In the
school auditorium.
Force.
The Force Association met May S.
Col johnson, national secretary OF the
r. o. IT. c.. spoke on Character Edu-
cation as Developed by the r. Q. 7. Q.
Mrs. William Wolf Smith spoke on The
Open Door Policy Of the Motion Plc-
ture Producers"
Edmonds.
Mrs. ]. N. Saunders, State president,
was the guest speaker at the laSt meet
ing of the EdmondS Association. An
entertaining program, sponsored by the
teachers. was presented at this time
included in which were Excerpts
From Letters to Parents, by the oLioe
of education. read by Miss Naylor'
taocher. a talk on CLUBS" by Miss
Randall, seventh grade teacher; plays
by the Junior Dramatic Club; songs
hy the fifth grade and selections by the
school orchestra.
The following committee chalrmen re-
norted. Mrs. g. LaScola, health: MIS-.
7 o. Amidon. Juvenile court, and Mrs'
r J. Whinerey, ways and means
A luncheon for the teachers Is
planned for May Il.
Keene.
Tha T r. Keene Association met
Tuesday,. when the following ofnces were
elected: President, Mrs. M. H: Bar
nard: vice president, Mrs. J. 9. Anearn'
recordinQ secretary, Mrs. Ethelyn FIN
nell: corresponding secretary, Mrs. a.
w Cline: treasurer. Mrs. G. 7. Brlgnt'
delegates to the Public School ASsocia-
ton C. T. Bright and G. w. Costln'
Annual reports of the officers were reao.
Miss H. E. King, sixth grade teacner,
won the attendance banner. SOLOS were
rendered by Mrs. c. T. Grove, accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. A. w.
Cline, and Bernard Joy read a story.
w. F. Dismer addressed the ASSOCIATION
on Racing Pigeons"
Wesley Heights.
The Wesley Heights Association met
Nav 9. when election of officers was
held. All the officers who served dur
ing the past year were reelected.
The feature of the evening was the
showing of both still and moving pic
lures of the national parks by Mr.. Al
bright. A committee was appointed TO
decide upon a name to be given the
new school building. Mrs. Davis room
won the picture.
Jefferson Junior.
The jefferson Junior High School
Association will meet May 10 at 1880
pm. The nominating committee has
presented the following slate: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Hart; vice president, Mrs.
Lord, Mrs Reidel and Mr.. Hall; secre-
tary, Miss Cullen, and treasurer, Mrs.
Welty. Miss Bertha Ohr, the school
nurse, will give advice and help to the
parents in carrying on this work
through the Summer.
Several committees are busily prepar-
ing for lawn party to be given June 3.
The girls of the domestic art depart
| ment, under the direction OF Miss
Minear. will give fashion show OF the
work done in that department. The
parents are then invited to visit the
| clothing exhibit and to have refresh
ments in the domestic art room.
Tenley- Janney.
Tenley-'Ianney held a card party. Of
which Mrs. Cozier was chairman, We'd
nesday night in the auditorium of the
Janney School, The study group will
meet Wednesday at 1870 pm. in jan
ney School The subject will be play