Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-26
Parent-Teacher Activities

All material for this column must
be in the State Office. Room 101, Bur-
lington Hotel, on Wednesday morn
ing preceding the Sunday on which
publication is desired.
ton in Hot Springs, Ark. who will
leave Washington April % at $50
pm, over the B. g. 0. Railroad, arc:
Mrs. Joseph N. Saunders, Mrs. 2. d.
Blackstone, Mrs. Cora Bartlette, Mrs
]. c. Payne. Mrs. Paul Eschner and
Mrs. John Cournyn.
The campaign for the roundup of
children for physical examination
who will enter school this Fall for the
first time will formally open Friday
All child health stations of the de-
partment Of health will be open from
10 to IL o'clock. The Health Centers
are located at Georgetown Hospital,
1904 Pennsylvania avenue, $50 C street,
528 M street, 1927 Georgia avenue,
900 Maryland avenue northeast, 20l2
Rhode Island avenue northeast, 1905
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 1901
Talbert street southeast, 480 E street
southwest. Childrens Hospital and
Y. w. C. A, Seventeenth and K
streets.
The following chairmen have been
appointed by the local. presidents of
the organizations: Mrs. r. Miller,
Reservoir; Mrs. H. Fischer, Wallach;
Mrs. Olive McMurray, Thomson; Mrs.
E. Lynn, Bradley; Mrs. B. w. Eldred.
Congress Heights; Mrs. c. F. Schultz,
rtis-Hyde- Addison; Mrs. C. Kelle-
her, Corcoran; Mrs. ~. K. Srygley,
Adams; Mrs. P. r. Fletcher. Whittier;
Mrs. r. Lee, Key; Mrs. H. F. Dodson,
Wesley Heights; Miss B. Pearson,
West; Mrs. r. Armstrong, Burroughs;
Mrs. j. B. Early, Ludlow-Madison-
Taylor; Mrs. George Nussbaum, Blair
Hayes; Mrs Mrs c: Kirby Kirby; Edmcnds.
Mrs. T. Sawyer, Emery lexington;
Mrs. C. Heflin, Wheatley; Mrs. E.
jolly, Truesdell; Mrs. F. Funk, Keene;
Mrs. H. Lyon, Randle Highlands Orr;
Mrs. T. S. Troy, Takoma; Mrs. l.. Sill
verman, Gage; Mrs. Depew, Fair
brother-Ross Mrs. J. E. Bacher,
Bancroft; Mrs. Strong, Buchanan;
Mrs. r. S. Campbell, John Eaton;
Mrs, M. S: Russell. Peabody Hilton
ridge; Mrs. ]. Thomas. Barnard; Mrs.
Jane Davis. Kingsman-Pierce; Mrs.
Charles Chamberlin. Bryan; Mrs.
John L. Vandegrift Fillmore Mrs. C.
McCallister. Park View; Mrs. H. B.
Marsh, Hubbard RaymCnd; Mrs. w.
M. HaleS, Brent-Dent; Mrs. H. F.
Smith, Grant; DR.. Montgomery Blair
Tuthill School: Mrs. F. M. Doudna,
Jackson: Mrs. H. L. Nichols. Benning;
Mrs, Wright, johnson; Mrs; J. G..
Mathes. Petworth; Mrs. j. Fitzgerald,
Kenilworth; Mrs. S. Gross. Weight
man; Mrs. Charles Deck, jr, Blow
Webb; Mrs. G. Deltufo. Van Ness;
Mrs. c. Russell Riordon. Kalmia
Road; Mrs. S. Willoughby. Cranch-
Tyler; Mrs. w r. Floam. Blake
Gales-Seaton: Mrs. J. j. Kinsey. Pow
ell Elementary; Mrs Thrasher, Brook
land; Mrs. M. Howard, Tenley-Jan-
ney; Mrs. A. Cook, Bowen-Greenleaf.
Bancroft.
The Bancroft Association on April
Fl presented blue ribbons to the chill
dren who had had the Summer round
up physical examination last year. A
prepared program followed this pres
entation, opening with a talk by Dr.
j. Duerson Stout. DR.. Ccurson B.
Conklin. DR.. Paul Ewernardt and Miss
Grace Lind, principal, also spoke.
The Summer roundup physical
examination takes place April % at
$50 am.
The Executive Board will meet at
pm, April %, in the school.
Powell Junior High.
At the monthly meeting the subject
of Marks and Tests" was discussed by
Miss BERTHE Backus. principal, and sew
eral OF the other teachers. 1t was
voted to appoint a committee to con-
fer with the municipal architects Of
flee in an effort to have a more
satisfactory floor than that called for
in the specifications placed in the gym
nasium which will be erected at the