Milford chronicle., 1931-12-04

Joint meetings, alternating between
the two places, which are now unit
edsin a consolidated district.
"A, crowd of eighty or more people
attended the first meeting of Edo
radp Parent nt-Teacher Association, on
November 25th for which a Thanks
giving program had been prepared.
Children who have been working on
an Indian Unit gave several dances
dressed in costumes made and deco
rated by themselves.
The association has purchased re-
pairs for the VictrOla. A member
has offered to frame a picture of
George Washington for the school.
Following the business meeting
the chairs we're pushed aside and all
present participated in games. This
issthe first year, that such activities
have beer. possible for a large group
as. formerly the type of furniture in
use in. the school could not be NOV
ed will.
EiA}monologue by one of the patrons
OF the school and musical numbers
Sefe features, of program prepared
bystwo of the consolidated districts
for the November meeting of the Ell
lendale PaTent-Teacher Association,
0f which Mrs. Irene Jester is presi-
dent. =
The association has asked for two
adult classes, one in music, the 9TH
erin Child Study
:
The orchestra and the third and
fourth grades. under the direction
of Miss Ruth Brittingham, presented
a, program for the meeting of the
GVmboTo Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton attended by rs people on No
tember 25th.
Dues to the D. I. A. A. for the
school were ordered paid by the
Parent-TeacheT Association.
u The following committees were |
appointed to serve the Lincoln Par
ept- Teacher Association by Mrs.
Fred Harder, vice-president, at a /
meeting on November 26th: Social,
Mrs L. p. Shew, Mrs. Jennie Mes
Sick, Mrs. Julia Walls, Mrs. Sallie
Morgan, Mrs. Bessie Morgan; mem
bership, Frank Vadakin, Mrs. Chas
UonohO, Miss Louise Donovan; hos
pttality, John A.. Ruth; program,
John A, Ruth, Mrs. Lawrence War
ren,i Miss Elizabeth L. Heath, Mrs.
Evelyn l. Morris; decorating, Mrs.
Charles Weatherby, Mrs. Frank Daw-
SON; Mrs. Maud Abbott.
I Mr.. Ruth announced an adult class
in Landscape Gardening which meets
every Tuesday evening. The school
IS carrying on q subscription cam
paign to obtain a radio for the audi
Lorium of the new building Mrs.
Harder discussed goals for the year.
Following the business meeting
he school presented a Thanksgiving
program.
= At the November meeting of White {
Dak Parent Teacher Association {
proper. meals for school children {
we're considered, e. g. breakfast, s
unch and the evening meal.
Elwood Steele was in charge of ]
he demonstration presented by the a
school. ~ \
After a Thanksgiving program ap- t
lies! were served by Gardner Il.
3unting. Mrs. Gardner Z. Bunting t
S president of the association which t
lad a 100 per cent membership last
ear. d
!. a
Educational Toys" was the sub u
ect for an active discussion at the Il
1eeting of Wainwright's Parent u
'eacher Association on November
9th. An exhibit of the children's 5.
york included clay dishes, "The y
iayflower," drawings, houses and u
n old time flour mill. Various com NJ
littees were appointed.
H. Solving the Clothes Problem"
as the topic for the November So
leeting of the Laurel Colored Par l
nt-Tcacher Association. Mrs. Ruth et
febb talked on selection, quality,
style and color of ci
othing, advising the group to bud to
et the clothing allowance before
lying. Several members indicated oil
1W old garments which they had q
fought with them might be made u
Ter.
At another session many gar pl
etns were made over for members pa
needy families. III
The Ross Point il, Parent Teacher sl'
ssociation has raised enough
oney to buy wise and other tools Ii
+ woodwork. Six dollars raised at tn
Halloween party has been turned
er to the Parent Teacher Associa- M
N to purchase sandtable for the oe
hool.. pa
DR.. A. p. Brown, of Salisbury, Md,
lked on infectious diseases at a re-
Mt meeting of the Greenwood Col
ed ,Parent-Teacher Association,
ring the parents many helpful sug- bo
5tions. Rev. w. H. King, of New
K, N. j., also spoke. During the HI
;ial hour refreshments were ON
e. tel