The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-19
SCHOOL 81 PIT.
SESSION SLATED
FOR WEDNESDAY
Paul c. StetSon, Head of
City Schools, to Make
Principal Talk.

Paul G. Stetson, indianapolis
school superintendent, will speak
Wednesday at 2:30 at the meeting
OF the Parent Teacher Association
Of School 81.
A program will be presented by
the Irvington School of Music, and
Mrs. G. A. James, civic leader, will
speak on the Community Fund.
Other meetings scheduled:
=. Crispus Attacks high school VIII hold
rs hrst meeting Of the year at 7.30 Fri
day. The program will be. in the nature
new to the school. There VIII be a shor.
TAX on the Community Fund.
Mrs. CLAYTON Ridge will be the speaker
az the october meeting at School 10 at 2:30
wednesday. There also will be a speaker
for the Community Fund Massed singing
will be an additional feature of the pro-
gram.
School 80 will meet at 3:15 Wednesday.
Mis- Kathryn Belzer will speak on the
Community Fund and the eighth grades
will give scarf drill.
Association of School 80 will meet at
$3.50 Wednesday. Miss Lena d. 5wope,
Children of the primary grade wiz play.
the Carpenters game. and there will be
readings by Josephine and Marjorie Man
gold. pupils Of the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory Of Music
School 30 will meet at 3i5 Wednesday.
Mrs Robert Goodlet will speak on What
Our =. T. A. fieans to Us" Mrs. Charles
l.. Wilkes will give vocal solo. The
program will be followed by a social hour.
School IS will meet at 2:3o. Wednesday.
The work Of the community drive Will be
explained and Miss Laura tucker Will give
a fve-minute talk on Girl Scout work.
The business meeting will be followed by
a social hour.
Hale McKeen will speak on Children of
the Theater" at School co. at 2:30 Wednes-
day. Mrs. Ralph S. Chappell will give a
group OF songs accompanied by Mrs. T.
T.. Voyles. Mrs George Finfrock will speak
for the Community Fund.
social hour and installation of officers
will be a feature Of the, program at
School rs at 2:30 wednesday Pupils OF
dances There also will be a speaker for
the Community fund.
speach on oriental rugs by s. Ashiian
will mark the program at School 30, at
2 Wednesday. There also will be music by
the Mothers chorus. and readings by Miss
A fall carnival sponsored by the Parent
rem township school at Wednesday
night.
other meetings or Marion county aSSo-
Citations this week are as follows:
What Is Adolescence" will be the
subject for discussion at the Perry town
ship meeting at the high school at 7;30 to-
night
The Alice Burney Study Club of the
University Heights Association will meet
at the home of Mrs F. Baer 1850 State
street. at 30 Tuesday. Mrs Fern Hot-
meister and Mrs. Paul Trees will be
leaders.
The Civic Club of University Heights
will be at the school building at a. m.
Tuesday to complete landscape work on
the school ground.
Mrs. Rose Crimson. president of the
University Heights Association, announces
the following committees: Publicity, Mrs.
Darrol Weber: hospitality, Mrs. Corrlne
Tooley ways and means, Mrs. Ray Storer;
improvements. Mrs. La Rue Larrison
Mrs Ruth Rocker; civics, Mr.. John Gun
bingham; program. Mrs. Paul Trees; well
fare, Mrs Charles Berdell: flower. Mrs.
Rush Berry.
The summer roundup committee of the
New Augusta association reports that six
teen members were visited and received
this this committee is to improve the Health
of the entering school child through the
cooperation of parents and teachers: The
Morgan. chairman: Mrs. Catherine over
holser. Mrs. jewell Young. Mrs. Edith
Powers Mrs. Nettie Repass and Miss
Committees are named as follows: Sum-
mer roundup Mrs. Miriam Morgan: pro-
gram Mrs. Mary Dobson; hospitality. Mrs.
Clara Wiley: publicity Mrs. Blanche Bratt;
finance. Clarence Stultz; child welfare,
Mrs. Cleo Hightshue; membership. Mrs;
Scout. Mrs. Hume; pianist Mrs. Emma
Lee Todd.