Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Parent-T eacher Activities

| 20 AIRS. T. T. EIkins, state chairman
There viii be IL blue ribbons awarded
/ this year 70 children entering kinder
/ 9aften free from renediable defects
| The student aid chairman has outlined
program Of splendid work for this
/ year. A survey Of needy children has
been made. and request sent but for
clothing that can be repaired and dis
trfbuted with the cooperation OF the
State student aid chairman 70 children
Of the District Of Columbia known 70
be In need.
The week from October 1879. incirs-
I've, was assigned 70 the Brookland As
ISOLATION 70 care for the children AZ the
Juvenile Court. Mrs. r. l.. Fergexon.
with several assistants. was there each
day.
Wright. has the years budget outlined
and ready 70 announce Ct the next
meeting. Mrs Macarthur reports the
program Is completed and ready for the
printers.
w. ID. Powell Elementary.
Fourteen grade mothers met at the
home Of Mrs. J. j. Kinsey for a tea
last Wednesday and to report on the
progress Of the Parent Teacher mem
bership drive for 1892.
Park View Platoon.
At the last meeting of the executive
board the budget presented by the Bud
get Committee was tentatively adopted.
this being the first time the association
has endeayored TO conduct its affairs on
the budget plan.
rho,nr
The executive board planned the next
meeting to be held November IL at 730
pm Stephen Takes will address the
association on Personality" There
will be vocal solo by Mrs. Frank
Crofton.
Kenilworth.
The Wentworth Association met in
the Kenilworth Church. The president,
Mrs. Elmer Farr, appointed the follow
ing chRirmen: Membership, Mrs. RAN
dolph Bowie; publicity. Mrs. George
Hell, bulletin, Mrs. Archie Farr:
health. Mrs. Lazarus: ways and means,
Mrs. William Mortified; student aid,
Mrs. Randolph Bowie; program, Mrs.
John Fitzgerald
An appeal was made for clothing to
be taken to the Student Aid Center
and distributed to needy children.
Miss +. A. Lauxmar's room won the
book given as the attendance prize. Be-
cause Of the dangerous condition of
viii be held in the Kenilworth Church,
beginning November IS, at ais pm.
Keene.
The Keene Association will hold an
Executive Committee meeting in the
school tomorrow ct 3:i5 pm.
BARNARD.
The Barnard Association met and
the following classes gave demonstra-
ton Of school activities Alb, Q Alb
and l Alb. Paul Benjemin gave an in
formal talk on Social Hygiene" The
School Boy Patrol reported.
The Executive Committee met at the
school. The next meeting will be held
in the school November 10 at pm
The Executive Committee viii meet al
the same place at 2 pm.
Henry d. Cooke.
The Henry d. Cooke Association viii
meet in the school November 4 at 3:l5
O'Clock. The subject viii be health aids
provided by the school.
Emery lexington.
The Executive Committee met at EN-
cry School, Mrs. Samuel H. Simmons
presiding. Mrs. Maude Henderson was
elected second vice president. A lunch.
con will be given at Emery School thi:
week. Following is a list OF committee
chairmen Ways and means, Mrs. Editf
]. LuSby; program. Mrs. @. M. Haver-
stock; membership, Mrs. L. Mercog-
liano; student aid, Mrs. j. L. Rogers;
reporting delegate. Mrs. r. G. CLARK:
bulletins and child welfare, Mrs. Frank
B. Davis; publicity. Mrs. r. p. Phelps
pre-school Mrs. Thomas Evans; Juven.
lie Court. Mrs c. H. Rodes.
The next meeting will be held on tbs
afternoon OF November 8 at lexington
School.
Alexander X. Shepherd.
The October meeting was held at the
home of DR.. and Mrs w. II. Wright
with Mrs Robert Finlay as co-hosteSs
Mrs. j. r. Rose. president. reported
the filing of request with the Trafic
Bureau for the erection of suitable
traffic warning signs at the vicinity of
the new Shepherd School, now nearing
completion. Mrs. Wright, chairman OF
Student Aid Committee, made an APP
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