Evening star., 1931-06-21

girls and boys who viii attend the
junior high school in September
The last day of school the associa-
ton again played host. This time 1t
was for the entire building, including
the school for cripples. -.
Ludlow Madison Taylor.
The nomination, of oficers was held
at the last meeting of the Ludlow
Madison Taylor Association at the Mad
ison School, as follows: President, Mrs.
Charles Sengstack; vice president, Mrs.
Gus Zifers; secretary, Mrs. Lois Meirs;
treasurer Miss Lillian voolfolk.
to the former president of the past
three years, Mrs. Robert Woltx. and q
console set was presented to the former
vice president, Mrs. James Early.
Mrs. A. ]. Beaupre, student aid chair
man, reported the association had
helped clothe 80 children and 9 adults,
representing 10 families.
WheatIey.
Graduation exercises were held In the
school auditorium on Wednesday. June
II. Each graduate was presented with
the school colorS and q class picture
by Mrs. Alice Manning, president Of
the Wheatley Parent Teacher Asso-
citation.
The teacher membership Of the
Wheatlev association spent the week
end at the Summer home of the Girl
Scout Troop leader, Miss Susanne
Mellichampe. at Fair Haven.
The playground circus was enjoyed
by large crowd. Plans worked out by
Miss Rose Mary Easton and her
Parent- Teacher Committee were most
successful.
The Executive Board have arranged
to keep q lantern slide record" Of
Summer activities In the Wheatley gar
den, which Is the beauty spot Of Trini-
dad. Mrs. c. Hefiin and her committee
have splendid plans for home gardens
Of 1884," and prize winners will be an
nounced in September.
Bowen Greenleaf.
The association held its last monthly
meeting Of the year Thursday. June IL.
The installation ceremony was con-
Quoted by Mrs. j. N. Saunders, presi-
dent Of the District Congress, who in
Quoted the following persons into ONCE
Mrs. Agnes Cook. president: Mrs. Hazel
Perron, first vice president; Mrs. Merritt,
principal, second vice president; Miss
Jean jackson, secretary; Mrs. Eva
Paine, treasurer; Miss F. Smith, his
toriAn.
Mrs. Ruth LAycock, retiring presi-
dent, was presented the past presidents
pin. Mrs. Merritt, principal, was pre-
Sented with q basket Of flowers.
The following committee chairmen
have been appointed for the coming
year: Program, Miss Ramey; Member
ship, Mrs. Bowman; Hospitality, Mrs.
| Kober: Publications and Publicity, Mrs.
Yadkowsky; Finance and Budget, Mrs.
Ruth Laycock; Health, Mrs. Hubner
Child Welfare and Bulletin, Mrs. VIII
hanson.
|. BrOokland.
The last meeting Of the year for
the association was held June 8, and
was called Fathers night Mrs. A.
u. Smith. president, opened the meet
| ing. which was then turned over to
| fathers. r. Wilson acted as president,
C. N. Merillat. secretary: d. L. Kester,
treasurer, and A. U. Smith, program
chairman. The national presidents
message was read by Mr.. Lewis and
the State presidents message by w.
Blount.
The Brookiand base ball team was
presented with a silver loving cup by
Miss Mahon for. the championship in
the Bloomingdale division.
M. M. Mclean of Brookland Citizens
Association introduced the principal
speaker. j. C. Yaden. chairman Of Com
mittee on School and president Of the
Federation Of Citizens Associations, who
delivered an address on Citizenship"
He gave the association encourage
H1ent in the prospect Of a new build
ing for Brookland School. Mrs. J. N.
Saunders, State president, was a guest
and gave short talk on the picnic to
be held Tuesday at Pierce Mil, Rock
Greek Park, under the auspices Of the
! State Congress. A. F. Scheer, past
| president Of Dahlgren Terrace Citizens
Association, spoke about the new school
| in this section.
Miss Lords room won the attend
ance banner, having the most parents
present.
The patrol boys were given a lunch
con June by the association In recoz-
milton Of their good work during the
year.
A school luncheon was held wednes-
day noon, June 10, for the beneft Of
the association. The send-off party was
given Tuesday in the school cafeteria
for the pupils leaving Brookland School
this year. .- -
Refreshments were served by the
fathers, George Green in charge. The
association Will furnish pins for achieve
ments in the athletic meet.