Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

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adults. Friday afternoon clubs, spon-
sored by the association, are producing
the play as an outgrowth OF club activ-
tiles. A group of mothers, under the
leadership Of Mrs. r. II. Hillsinger, Ia
making costumes for the play. They
are Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Wade,
Mrs. Konopy, Mrs. Abernathy, Mrs.
Lomax, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Goldberg.
Mrs. Honey, Mrs. Duerr, Mrs. George,
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Wen and Mrs.
Haun.
The pre-school chairman, Mrs: 8. L.
Montgomery, has arranged for the ex-
animation Tuesday at 10 am. OF all
children in the community who will
enter first grade or kindergarten in
September From 10 am. to 1880,
Miss Gordon. school nurse OF the Dis
trict of Columbia; Mrs. Mcintyre, Err
rickson, dentists; Mrs. Bosworth, McGee
and Bowie, physicians, will examine
the children brought to them at the
school. II possible, mothers should see
Mrs. Montgomery or member or her
committee, which Is composed OF Mrs.
Streeks, Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Duerr and
Mrs. Fenton, before Tuesday for regis
tration, though no child will be re-
fused examination who Is not registered.
The Mothers Glee Club will practice
In the school auditorium May 8, Is, ~
and 20, at ] pm.
Truesdell.
The Truesdell Association held its
annual Dads Meeting" IN the scnool
April %. After a short business meet
ing, at which time it was voted TO hold
a school luncheon in May, the remain
der of the program was turned over 70
the fathers. r. L. Haycock, assistant
superintendent of schools, spoke on IN
creased School Expenditures Due 10 the
Extensive Educational Advantages.
THE entertainment consisted of read
ines by the Misses Sherrod and Macy,
from the Marjorie Webster School OF
Expression piano selections by MISS
Bishop and Mrs. Armentrout, pupils OF
Mrs. A. ]. Matiock, and several baritone
solos by Herbert Z. Parker.
Miss Ford's room won the canary TOT
having the largest number OF parents
present.
The West Association win hold Q
luncheon ct the school May 10, for the
benefit Of the school library.
Bancroft.
Tina Bancroft Association WIN elect
oficers ct $3.50 ct the school.
At the meeting Of the DADS Caup,
which was held Tuesday night, II was
voted that the Dads Club become o
unit Of the Parent-Teacher organl-
At the executive board meeting Of the
association Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Horace Richardson outlined the funoa-
mental needs Of parent-teacner as
ISOLATION.
The Adams Association will meet
Tuesday at 8 O'Clock in the school au-
ditorillm. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. past
president Of the District OF Columbia
Congress Of Parents and Teachers, VIII
be the speaker. An entertainment Will
be furnished by the Dramatic Society
of the school, under the direction OF
Mrs. Sara p. Rouse.
Plans are being formed for the dedi.
cation exercises to be held May ~ ~
o'clock in the school auditorium.
Emery lexington.
Emery Lexington Association met re-
Gently 1T Emery School. Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, past president OF the DIS
trict Of Columbia Congress OF Parents
and Teachers. was the guest Of honor
The Harmonica Club Of Langley
Junior High School contributed selec-
tions. Margaret Koehler Of Emery
School gave readings. Mrs. Barnhardt's
room won the book for the largest at
tendance of parents. Miss Lydane was
appointed chairman Of the nominating
committee. Coffee and doughnuts were
served Ida M. Simmons was appointed
chairman of the pre-school committee.
Keene.
The executive board Of the J. r.
Keene Association will meet at the
school tomorrow at Sis pm.
Jackson.
The jackson Association VIII meet
tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Miss Dorothy
Green of the Girl Scouts and Mr. In.