The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-10

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PIT. A. sessions scheduled:
Association Of School l will hold spe-
At 8. The program viii stress National
Education week. l.. o.. Chasey. secretary
g. BS oTncamp Le rseSder% and Mf Mrs Frances
Helkems. violinist, from the Arthur .BeIi-
ault school. viii entertain and Keith
give group Of tap dances.
Ralph B. Gregg win speak on The
American Lsgon us AlmS al ans Music
will be furnished by the mothers chorus
and by Reginald Best, cornetist A play
Strongest Weapon" win complete the pro-
gram.
School 3 will hold its meeting Wednes-
c. A. will speak. Seventh and eighth
b rsEtion U Of Ar mil day. and there win
be music by the mothers chorus, ana
Mrs. Helen French. soloist.
The Rev. p. s. c. wicks will speak. on
The Meaning Of Character EDUCATION Ca A; az
be two sketches given by the children.
indian Life" and "Armistice Days" Pre-
be served by the home economics depart
ment.
School 10 will hold its, meeting, at 2;9o
cipal, will speak on The School and Citi5
zen Building" Music will be furnished
DR.. Louis segar will speak on Health" .
az the meeting 2 se Sa2 program aS VIII BE-
given BY the ga class and music Will pc
furnished by the mothers chorus and the
school orchestra.
Frank Lair. former juvenile judge. viii
speak at school l6 at l:l5 Wssdnet5;dsy,;
There viii be an Armistice day. program
by the children Of the seventh grade;
sSo SS T and be bg MISS Heen Fre pianist
At School 81 special daily programs are
being arranged in celebration OF Edu-
cation week The regular meeting. will be
held at 2.3O Wednesday, when Miss Ida
Conner will speak on This fb;d BUSINESS IF tS o5
primary grade will repeat exercises given
by them before the recent state teachers
convention.
Fathers are invited to a night meeting
of the association OF School ~, MeoneS-
the direction Of Mrs. Claude j. stephen
Mg gdc viii 6S fuT and Miss oy Betty
Sturgeon. pianist. The Mothers chorus
also will sing. A candy and cookie sale
will be held.
The Rev. Francis Keicher will speak at
the regular meeting at school 20, Wednes-
niShed by pupils of the school,
Association of school %: will give a
Rhere will P Be short talks by representa-
tive of the Marion County TubercHlosiss
chorus will furnish music and Miss Bar
bara Wilson will give group OF mono
logues Tea and a social hour will follow
the business session.
DR.. John w Camack will speak on the
subject Of eye. nose and THROAT treatYmenntt
We9nesdsy at $50 IN observance Of Ed1
cation week, there will be a program of
original poems and plays by pupils
Friday the association of School 80 will
oF he frS work 7 II to s s
dren will be held in each room: Regular
program will follow. o; E. Haley, chap
will be the speaker There will be COM
munity singing. led by Mrs G. f. PosSen.
A. ]. Sampson. native of india will
speak on "Mahatma Gandhi' at School
81. Wednesday at 2:30. Music will be fur,
nished by the children OF the Scn4ol; ana
by Miss Myrtle Freeman OF School Al.
Meeting at School SO will be held Friday
at, 8. The, program will be 2 climax OF the
stephen 9. Uoland will speak on "a Lay
View of Education. Music VIII be tur-
rhythmic orchestra Of the second and
third grades.
Paul C. Stetson, superintendent of
schools. will speak at the meeting at
School "A Wednesday at 2:30. There also
will be an Armistice day program, Lest
We Forget consisting of readings and
music by the "a class.
School IS will meet Wednesday at 2:30.
Miss Olive Funk. principal, will speak on.
Our Aims This Year" There will be
music by the department chorus.
The association of School AZ will hold
open house from 1870 to Wednesday.
to give parents an opportunity to see the
children and their work in the different
rooms.
The Rev. U. S. Johnson will speak on
can Ideal Education" at School 48 at 3:lS
Wednesday. There also will be a five
minute talk on Service Projects by Our
SCHOOL, by Miss Grace Wood There will
be music by Mrs. Callahan. and a play.
THE Story of the Pilgrims by pupils.
Refreshments will be served following the
meeting.
School 80 will hold a meeting Friday at
S.15. w. A. Hacker assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will speak on Adult
education" A playlet will be given by
the pupils of the department grades. and
music will be furnished by pupils of Wash
lngton high school.