Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
Parent-Teacher Activities

speaker will be DR.. Abram Simon
Music will be furnished by Mrs. G. B.
Williamson, soloist, member of the ex-
ecutive board of the association. She
will be accompanied by Miss Virginia
Armstrong, teacher, and Ralph Culver
pianist. The kindergarten band, under
direction OF Miss DorisS, also will par
ticipate.
Mrs. H. Lichner has been reappointed
chairman of the Summer roundup COM
mittee of the Edmonds association
Mrs. G. c. Mullady will assist her In
the preliminary work of "rounding-up'
children who will enter school for the
first time in the Fall.
Stuart Junior.
The Home and School Association OF
Stuart Junior High met Tuesday after
noon. The association was invited tt
the school assembly. Happy Gould
man of the National Dairy Council was
the speaker. Plans were made for the
Easter trip to Mount Vernon. the chill
dren to be transported in buses. Fina
arrangements were made for the pupils
to take part in the Parent-Teacher car
nival. The boys tumbling team ap-
peared in their new costumes, purchased
by the association.
TenIey- Janney.
The association will meet tomorrow
at pm. in Janney auditorium. DIR
| Newton, principal Of Western High
School, will speak on High Schoo
Courses" The eighth grade is invited
to attend.
Both study groups will meet Wednes-
day at 80 pm. in the Tenley kinder
no TtnN NHRC 90 H.
Social Hygiene Society, will speak
The association had charge of the
silhouette booth at the Parent Teacher
| carnival. They were cut by John Os-
good OF Tenley-Janney. The hospital
! ity chairman gave a party to the moth
ers In Miss Chesteen's room Tuesday
night.
Bethesda -Chavy Chase.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase Associa
ton will present the Geneva College
Glee Club in an entertainment in the
high schol auditorium, Tuesday at 8
pm.
Ludlow Taylor.
DR.. Mccullough, dental inspector for
the sixth division, gave a talk on
Teeth" at the March meeting of the
Ludlow Taylor Association, at the
1dJiOL OCIlOOl. MIS- bcdupIS, ClOlIleS
conservation chairman, spoke of The
work done by that committee.
The association voted to put forth
every effort toward getting a dental
clinic in the northeast A one-act
health play called Listening In" was
given by the Washington Dairy Council
Bancroft.
April Z and IA are two important
days to mothers of children who will
enter Bancroft kindergarten. A ply
sician tomorrow will explain the mean
ing of child health day, and Miss Lind
the principal will present the advan-
tageS of the kindergarten and the re-
quirements for entrance April IA there
will be physical examinations held fol
the children, beginning at am The
Dads Club will meet April 90 at pm
The usual monthly meeting, which
was held at the school last week, was
opened by the playing of the new Ban
croft march song an original compost
ton by Mrs. George Hill, mother of one
OF the second grade boys. The COM
mittee on the revision of the bylaws
reported the changes recommended tC
be put before the membership at the
next meeting. The members Endorsed
the resolution formerly passed by the
executive board in opposition to certain
provisions in the District appropriation
bill now before the Senate. mentioning
specially the reorganization of the