Evening star., 1930-06-15

Banks, Joe Hall and Mrs. Shaw's first
grade pupils.
Buchanan.
The Buchanan Association was called
| together June 10 for the purpose of
appointing committees and getting a
| line on the work for the coming year
Miss Dulin, principal, gave a report of
+, the work done in the school and by the
childreS of the school. One of the
things of most credit to the children
was that they had banked more than
81 900 through the school savings bank.
She made mention of the good work
done by the patrol boys. The following
committees were appointed: Program,
Miss Cook, Miss Willis, Miss Dulin, Mrs.
Stokes, Mrs. Dyer; publicity, Mrs. Owens;
scrapbook, Mrs. Calcote Miss Moore
student aid Mrs. Cournyn, Mrs. Dyer,
Mrs. Green, Mrs. Bunyan, Mrs. White
child welfare. Mrs. Bastian, Mrs.
Strong; Community Center delegate,
Mrs. Spielman; Juvenile Protective
Mrs. Douglass; sunshine committee,
Mrs. White, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Guess,
Mrs. Strong,
Johnson.
The johnson Association held its
last meeting of the year June TO- Of
ficers were elected as follows: Mrs.
Paul White, president: Mrs. Elgie c.
Purvis, vice president; Mrs. G. B. Will
Hanson, secretary; Mrs. H. W. Whit
low, treasurer; Mrs. r. H. Holley, CORE
spending secretary.
The johnson School Glee Club, un-
der the direction of Miss Valerie Mar
shall. rendered three selections The
retiring president, Mrs. Cyrus w. Gull
yer, was presented with a crystal neck
lace and an association pin.
Benning.
The Benning Association held its last
meeting June 3. Mrs. Barnard, prin-
cipal, gave short talk. The attend
ance banner was won by the first grade
Miss Bailey teacher.
The graduating class was enter
tained by the association and seventh
grade pupils on Tuesday, June 10. Rev.
Balderson and Rev. Greenweu addressed
the class. Miss Flo Waple and Will
liam Orton rendered several vocal Sc
lectionS. Stephen Hartman also played
two selections on the violin. Mrs. Fl.
Taylor, former president of the associa-
ton, in behalf of the parents and
teachers, gave a rising vote of thanks
to Mrs. William Orton, president, for
the efforts she had put forth during
the year and wished her continued
success.
Bunker Hill.
The last meeting of the association
was held June 5. Report was made of
q luncheon May 30. This being the
last meeting before the close of school
arrangements were made for a party to
be given the children of the school on
the closing day. A program of enter
tainment, games and refreshments will
be provided. The new officers are
planning to meet during the Summer
to make plans for very active year
when the school shall open in the
Fall.
Adams.
The last meeting of the association
for the present school year was held
Monday afternoon in the school audi
torium. The Interscholastic Band, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Laura Ward,
began the program with three selec-
tions. The rhythm pupils of Miss
Helen Gibbs contributed dances The
first and second year pupils of Miss
Elizabeth Drury each played a short Sc
lection. Miss Janet McWilliam, super
vising principal of the third division
and honorary president of the Adams
Association, gave brief address and,
in farewell, congratulated the organi-
zation on the progress made since its
birth few months ago.
Following the installation of new Of