Evening star., 1931-12-06

chairman, and Mrs. Durisoe reported
on the Bulletin. Mrs. Charles Cham
berlin, Summer Roundup chairman
presented four blue ribbons to the par
ents of the physically fit children.
Miss A. M. Crook, principal, gave a
talk on the physically first children and
on the honor to the school in being able
to confer these ribbons. Mrs, Davis
gave a report as delegate to the D. c
Congress of Parents and Teachers. Miss
Diener, teacher, played the piano.
Miss Pyles second grade entertained
with selections by the band,
Mrs. BarSe, president, carried Brvan,e
forestry notebooks to the new National
Museum, and While they did NOT re-
ceive a prize tl:ey had a number of at
tractlVe books in this exhibit.
RandaI-Orr.
At the November meeting, held IN
the Orr School, Mrs. Maiers, delegata
70 the Public School Association and
MRS. Murry, delegate to the ,nIveniIa
court, gave reports The subject of n
TAX by Mrs. EldIidge was Instructive
Literature for Parents" Mrs TavIor
student aid chairman, reported PunJie
oay productive # some 400 garments
entertainment was provided by duet
Dy rosetta Weber and Marietta Kle, a
FloIln solo by Kathryn Irwin
A -talk by Miss Beatrice Mullen Of
Geolge washington University Hospital
t,aptt tNpI%nlga tne work done by various
r,ospiCa" ,Iosi,,ef ana chlId welfare units, made
PIaslole ELoat pg 5ig the help Of the Community
GueSC. So Inc tax was illustrated by
lantern slides. ~
Emery lexington.
A luncheon was held at Emery
ofhooI, at which time about $40 was
iilaoe. Inc association is now having
a membership drive. ' ---7
Gordon Junior.
=, The November meeting was held in
the school library. '''" -
Inc following directors in the nublic
Scnools discussed the Importance and
SoIk OF Their oc7artments: DR.. Reve
samson, mead Of the modern language
department; Miss Mildred Dean, head
VI classical languages, and George !
ZONES, director ct social science Studies
MRS, A. w. Wald2on, first vice president
presided. - - y
Park View.
MRS. George Corbin, president of tbe
association, has appointed the following
ne" chaTmen: Mrs. George Schreyer,
Librarian; Mrs. c. HounSom, National
FuoIlcatlons, and Mrs. Walter w. Ma
son. Spiritual Training.
MIS-; Grace Keiser, teacher at the
FarK View School, and Mrs. c. HolIn-
som are attending the parent-t teacher
course at George Washington Univer-
Sity
Grant.
Through the cooperation of teachers
and parents II baskets of food were
made up and distributed to families the
DAY before Thanksgiving.
Grant students were well represented
IN the exhibit of forestry notebooks at
the National Museum, and Mesdames
baroer, Manley and Mammele assisted
with the books at the museum on We'd
nesday, Friday and Saturday.
Inc next meeting of the association
Will be held at pm. December 7.
AT the Executive Committee meeting
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter was elected a
delegate to the West End Citizens As
Soclatlon and V. Cherry delegate to the
Public School Association.
Jefferson Junior.
At the November meeting of the JEFF
ferson Junior High School Association
committee reports were given.
Mrs. Grace Holmes read the result of
her findings in an investigation of the
underweight children of the school. A
campaign to increase the weight of
these children is being carried on. Mrs.
E. A. Altman of the Membership Com
mittee spoke of the progress of the
membership drive. Van Dusen Rickert,
secretary, read letter from Mrs. j. N.
Saunders, State president, and a COM
munication from the Committee on the
Spiritual Training Of Children.
Mrs. Mary Hart, president, spoke on
the importance of closer binding of the
childs home and school ties by his par
ents' participation in the association
activities concluded the business meet
ing. Happy" Goldsmiths talk on
Health and Nutrition" was the feature
Of the evenings entertainment. Vocal
duets were rendered by Margaret Gross
and Lottie Mullin OF The Girls Glee
Club.
Mrs. Georges section 9-A-1 won the
association banner for having the lar
gest percentage of parents present. The
banner was awarded at the ThanksgiV-
inc assembly