The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-08
SANTA HOLDS
LIMELICHT IN
P.-T.A. EVENTS
School Problems Give Way
to Christmas JoIIity;
Parties Planned.

School problems will be side
tracked in city schools this week
when members of Parent-Teacher
Associations devote to Christmas
programs
Parents, pupils and teachers will
participate in the presentations.
Meetings OF PIT. A. associations
scheduled:
School No. will meet at 3:15 wednes-
CAV. The Rev. Ambrose Dunkel will de-
llver a Christmas message. Christmas mu-
SIC Will be given BY the Mothers chorus
and pupils.
Mrs. Jeanette williams Will speak on
How, the School Builds Character" at
school No. Wednesday at 3:i5. The bows
carol R seryc gee entities e % eye dFaR RSt
Preceding the meeting the home economics
department will serve tea and cookies.
Paul e. stetson., school superintendent
Will speak at School No. 81 at 7.30 Wednes-
day. There Will be community singing. d.
rected BY Ralph Wright and Christmas
songs BY. the boys choir. Rooms will be
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The Rev william F. Rothenburger will
speak on The Christmas Spirit" at school
No, % Wednesday at 3.05. The Friendly
Helpers Club wifi give play. "A True
Dream and there will be entertainment
bV the children.
W. bhInndTb OF inc commercial de-
partment of the Manual Training high
Community, at 7:5o wednesdSy. IT There ere
VIII be music by the mothers chorus and
the school glee club and dramatizations
and gymnasium exercises by second and
third grade pupils.
The Rev. Rodney Binting will speak to
the association of Crispus Attacks high
school at 3 Friday. There will be music
by the mothers chorus
School No. is will hold its meeting at the
d. - -rI- IH.4.l
7.30 Russell Wilson. school board presi-
dent will speak. Music will be furnished
BY the SCHOOL orchestra and glee club. and
bv the Mothers chorus.
School No. 80 will meet at 3:l5 wednes-
day. Program of Christmas music will be
furnished by pupils.
school No. Al will hold it's meeting at
3:15 Wednesday. There will be a ten
minute speaker from the Marion County
tuberculosis Association and a Christmas
program
40 will give a tWo-act play for the asso-
citation meeting Wednesday at 315. The
program will be preceded by a business
meeting at 2:45.
The Mothers Dramatic Club of school
No. 81 will give Christmas play at the
meeting Wednesday at 2:30. There also
will be music by the mothers glee club,
IN the music room.
School No 81 will hold its annual
Ghrdlstm9s party With contests rs, and games
Wtuut5udY at 81 lntIt Will De tubtI-
tainment by children OF the third grade
and Christmas music.
DR.. Stanley Coulter will speak on I'm
changing Youth" at School Sc, Wednesday
at ais. Music will be furnished by Miss
Charlotte Lieber. soloist, accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Edenharter.
Christmas program will be the feature
OF the meeting of school No. 81. Wednes-
mas entertainment the newly organized
Mothers Chorus will sing carols, and
the Rev, Mr. Anderson will read the
Christmas scripture.
Association of school No. 60 will meet
Friday at 7:30. The children viii pre-
sent Christmas pageant, The Gifts of
Time" and there will be Christmas music
The association also will hold bazaar on
this date.
Mrs, Bjorn winger will tell the Christ
mas story at school No. "a at 100 Thurs
6 6 sung By OF MoRd9s oboT aEoS unSe
direction Of Mrs. K D. Coffin. party
will follow the program.
Child Study Club of school No. 76 will
meet Wednesday at 1918 Mrs Frieda s..
Robinson of Butler university will speak
School Age"
Pupils will furnish a Christmas pro-
7;30 Friday
Dr., Alpha H. Kenna will speak at school
No, 10 at BIS Wednesday; His subject
Christmas music will be furnished by Miss
Made Delbridge, accompanied by Miss
Geraldine Trotter. Both are supervisors
OF music in city schools.
Walter Jarvis will give a Christmas talk
at school No. 16 at BIS Wednesday,
Christmas carols will be sung by the glee
club. Following the program there will be
a Christmas party.
The George Julian school. Irvington will
hold its meeting Wednesday at 3:15 Mrs.
John Ferguson will speak on MY Child
hood in China" Mrs. Raw Kriepke and
Mrs. s. G. Copeland will give a musical
program.
Christmas. program will be the feature
of the meeting of School No. 81 at us
Wednesday. There will be a professional
by the girls choir. followed by a Chris tmas
pageant and singing. Following the pro-
gram the mothers will conduct a white
elephant grab bag for which each mother
is requested to bring an inexpensive gift.
School No. 81 will meet Wednesday at
on Safety" followed BY Tod Stoops. head
of the Hoosier Motor Club. Music will be
furnished BY Ted Feucht. pianist: George
Losey xylophonist; Miss Margaret BisSell:
accompanied by Miss Mildred Howard and
by the mothers chorus. Miss Margaret
Pittenger will give a group of readings