Evening star., 1931-12-13

Perfect on entering school, wiz be pre-
sented soon at an assembly.
Buchanan.
The Buchanan Association met
| Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. M. Kudolla,
! president, announced the program. The
| piano class, under Miss Crowley, played
several numbers. The Buchanan Girls
Glee Club. under the direction of Miss
Maloy. sang. Lorraine Dyer and Mary
| ONeil were the accompanies Miss
| Catherine watkins director of kinder
! garter1s in the public schools, and Miss
! Moore, former teacher at Buchanan,
! spoke. Plans were formed for Christ
! mas welfare work, and money was
donated for this purpose. The prizes
Tor attendance were won by Mrs. West
and Miss Smith. fifth and sixth grade
teachers, respectively.
Grant.
A meeting was held Monday, there
being carol singing by pupils from the
upper grades and speaking by children
| from the second grade. taught by Miss
Lands. The second grade won the
! parent attendance banner Refresh
ments were served.
Blow Webb.
! At the December meeting of the
/ BioW-Webb Association, committee
W2s appointed to consider books for
the Blow-Webb childrens library. In
the recent forestry note book contest
lour BloW-Webb children received hon
oraoie mention. Three of these chill
dren are in Mrs. Beller's sixth grade
at Webb School, while one is in Mrs
Mann's fifth grade at Blow.
The gIee clubs of both schools oro
working on the Christmas programs
| The Red Cross club is reconditioninp
toys Tor the poor children.
The members of the Blow Webb Ath-
letic Club are champions of the sixth
dlV1slon in schlag. and soccer. Miss
Parks is director of the club. The
sixth grade Of Webb School is con-
templating printing school newspaper.
Mr2. Mann's fifth grade at Blow
school is planning puppet show at
enc OF the PIT. A. meetings in the
Miss CRAFTS study group met in the
Webb School Tuesday at 1880 O'Clock,
Wheatley.
Accompanied by their teachers and
P t. A. grade mothers, the three sec
ond grades visited the Museum Tues
day, while the first grades visited a
nelghborhood department store.
Inc clubs, sponsored by the asso-
citation, are planning their Christmas
activities. Among those attending the
recent showing of Wheatley pupils
play, "Priscillas Dream to aid the
kndergarten convention fund, were
miss s: Craighil, administrative prin-
clpa! OF Blair-Hayes; Miss Pimper, ad-
mlnlstrative principal of Ludlow
In,ayiof-Maolson, and teachers of Blair
dayes and Edmonds-Maury Schools
Miss B. McAuliffes fourth grade MI
pills, who were the winners of first
prize for increased P. r. A. member
snip, purchased ten books for their
private library.
MISS L. Splitter, teacher student aid
chairman, and Mrs. Walter C, Jones
represented the association at the Asso-
clated Charities conference held in the
eastern Presbyterian Church Wednes-
DAY evening to formulate plans for a
letter service for Christmas. The
grade mothers met with their chair
man, Mrs. N. Russell, in her home to
formulate plans for parent-teaeher
VISITATION to be held in connection with
the January regular meeting.
The Basketry Club, under the super-
vision Of Miss K. Bresnahan. domestic
art teacher, is finishing mothers"
gifts.
TuthiU
The Tuthill Association met Decenn
Der 4. Miss Constance TuthiII smoke
A program Of dramatic art was pre-
sented by Miss Tartwater. DR.. w N.
Freeman, former chairman Of the voca-
| tional guidance committee of the XII
wants Club, and DR.. George Losh. of
Chicago, also spoke.
Keene
The Keene Association was addressed
Tuesday evening by DR.. Julia Hahn.
supervising principal of the third di-
vision, and Mrs. N. Saunders, State
president; Mrs. L. B. Castell, first vice
president, and Mrs. w. T. Bannernan
seventh vce-president. The attend