Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

as soon as weather conditions will per-
NIT, were announced by Mr.. Crane.
Miss Janet McWilliams, supervising
principal of the third division Of public
schools, outlined the division of pupils
among the Petworth, Raymond and the
new j. B. Powell Schools when the last
named school is completed at Four
teenth and Upshur streets, as is ex-
pected in March. Until the new Powell
is completed, part-time classes in Pet
worth will be relieved by using room in
the Raymond School addition.
The banners for attendance were won
by Mrs. v. L. Ebert, fifth grade, Hub
bard School, and Miss B. Smith, third
grade, Raymond School.
Barnard.
The Barnard Association met Jan
uary 16. Mrs. w. H. Ross gave a taIk
on the selection of books for children's
reading. Miss M. e. Steele told the
parents of the present-day method of
teaching arithmetic, which was very
instructive. An appropriation of S25
was made to the clothes conservation
fund. The association voted to give SIS
each month to the class having the
largest number of parents present at
the meeting. This money Is to be used
in purchasing books for the children
in that particular grade. Mrs. He'll
mans room, first grade, won the prize
for this month. Mr. David Martin,
baritone, rendered several solos.
Kingsman.
Plans were completed at the last
meeting of the Kingsman Association
for a luncheon to be given the Feb
ruary graduating class also a school
luncheon In the Vv1iddla IS
The first grade, under Miss Crowleys
direction, gave demonstration of
fitting musical selections to various
pictures. The fourth grade took part
in the safety program" The second
grade received the reward for the larg-
est attendance Of parents during the
semester.
The next meeting will be February
20 at pm, when the birthday of the
parent-teacher movement will be cele-
brated.
Fillmore.
Fillmore Association met January
20, in the school. A one-act health
educational play entitled Listening
In" was given by the Washington
Dairy Council, and music by pupils OF
the piano class OF the public schools
Mrs. G. A. Manning was appointed
delegate to the District of Columbis
Congress of Parents and Teachers
The following new committees were
appointed: Program, supplies, health
and ways and means. The next meet
ing of the association will be held
February II.
The Keene Association is the first or
| the State honor roll, having 100 pei
cent. The Girls Friendly Society OF
Rock Greek Church are presenting ar
operetta entitled THE Ides of Chance
8:15 pm, for the benefit of the Keene
| Association.
George Bowman, teacher Of manual
training at the Abbot Vocationa
School. spoke on Thrift week" at the
! January meeting.
Brent Dent.
Announcement was made at the
January meeting Of the Brent-Dent
Association of the craftsmanship Of
the Dent coccer team, which is the
/ seventh division champion. At as
sembly, January 81, Miss Howard OF
Garfield playground presented the
| cup to the team. Capt. Joseph yelling
and Manager Carroll Carrick made
speeches about the seasons work
Cheer leaders led the classes In school
yells.
BrOOkIand.
The midyesr graduation exercises
will be held January 81 at 1890 am.
at Masonic Hall, Twelfth and Monroe
streets northeast. Mrs. Drummer, sec
ond-grade teacher held a meeting Of