Evening star., 1930-06-15

ficers. Mrs. N. Norman Smiler, the re-
tiring president, was given a past presi-
dents pin by her successor, Mrs. L. C.
Stover.
Miss NJ. Florence Gore, principal of
the school, announced the closing of
school and invited all parents to be
present at the graduation exercises to
be held at $50 am. June ID.
The books given for the attendance
record we're won by Miss Schwartz's
third grade and Miss Pollock's kinder
garten.
The May issue of the Adams News,
the school paper under the supervision
of Mrs S. p. Rouse, caused quite a bit
of favorable comment, particularly
THE Book Nook" page given to cur
rent reviews by the children.
WheatIey.
The Wheatley Association held its
last meeting for the year June IL, at
which time the new officers were in
stalled by Mrs. j. N. Saunders, State
president, and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
past State president.
Among the visitors to the recent
school garden exhibit we're: Mrs. w. r.
Rawlings, president of the Wheatley
Parent-Teacher Association; Mrs. w. H.
Lomax, Mrs. Fred Manning Mrs. r. H.
Hillsinger, Mrs. w. Jones, Mrs. Curtis
Heflin, Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs. F. H.
Rogers, supervising principal of the
sixth division, and Miss Esther Scott,
in charge of the nature study depart
ment of the public schools.
An exhibit of the work done by chill
dren in the BaSketry, Needlework, Air
plane, Art, Stamp and Know-Your- City
Clubs was held in the school auditorium
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Nl1th Afh ul
every Friday afternoon are sponsored
by the Wheatley Association.
BrOokIand.
At the last meeting Of the associa-
ton, June 2, Mrs. j. N. Saunders, State
president, installed the newly elected
officers. Mrs. Drummer told of the prog
ress made toward the library for the
school, Several new books were shown.
After much discussion, it was voted to
hold the meetings next year on the
first Tuesday evening of each month.
1t also was voted to continue the dues
of 35 cents.
Mrs. Saunders gave a resume of her
trip to the national convention in Den
yer. Miss Lord. sixth grade. won the
attendance banner. Miss Fowler's, Mrs.
Golfers and Mrs. ShermanS grades
were hostesses, serving ice cream and
cake.
Keene.
The executive committee, Mrs. M H.
Barnard, president, has appointed the
following chairmen: Membership and
ways and means. Mrs. E. B. Brown;
child welfare, Mrs. w. j. Hoover; hos
pitality, Mrs. j. c. Ahearn health, Miss
M. E. Scott, teacher; school activities,
Miss H. E. King, principal; legislation,
Mrs. j. G. Brown; Summer roundup,
Mrs. Fred Funk program and enter
tainment, Mrs. A. w. Cline; publicity,
Summer activities and scrapbook, Mrs.
F. D. Morris; student aid, Mrs. A. w.
Taylor; bulletins, Mrs. Helen Brum-
house, teacher; juvenile protective,
Mrs. J. c. Gleason
At a special board meeting, June 2,
final arrangements were made for the
luncheon given June IL by the Parent
Teacher Association to the members of
the boys base ball team and the girls
Schlag team.
The ways and means chairman has ar
ranged to give a series of lawn parties
through the Summer, the first to be
held the week following. the closing of
school The Summer activities chair
man, with the assistance of several
mothers, will again open the Summer
library the first week in July, for the
fourth consecutive year. Other activi-
ties are being worked out for the chill
dren this Summer.
TrueSdell.
A special meeting of the executive
board of the TrueSdell Association was
held June 8 at pm. The president,
Mrs. N. T. O'Connell, presided. Chair