Evening star., 1931-05-24

Mrs. L. B. Casteli, first vice president
Of the State association.
The program consisted Of piano selec-
tions by a group of pupils in the school
piano lesson group, ana reading given
| by child of Mrs. Brunner's second
grade. Miss Fowler's room won the at
| tendance banner for having the greatest
number of parents present.
John Burroughs.
Miss Catherine Watkins spoke on
Discipline" at the meeting May IA. In
observance of Mothers day, a group of
mothers, under the direction of Mrs,
H. A. Fast, sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Easter.
Ten dollars was appropriated from
the miscellaneous fund for the purpose
Of giving the boy patrol a party
The Summer roundup chairman.
Mrs. Robert II. Armstrong. has received
certificate from the national head
quarters Of the Summer roundup for
completing, according to national re-
quirements, the health project for $780,
The children were examined by DR.. C..
v. Bowen and DR.. T. E. Mattingly.
The Nomina ting Committee, consist
Ing of Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Meader and
j. K. Lawson, submitted the following
to be voted on at the June meeting for
officers: President. Mrs Charles e.
Stickel; frst vice president, Mrs. J. 81
Lutten; second vice president. Miss E.
E. Draney; third vice president, Mrs
Walter Valentine; secretary, Mrs. H. A.
March; corresponding secretary, Mrs g.
l.. Gee; treasurer. Mrs. Spicer; assistant
treasurer. Mrs. II. A. Hughes.
A festival was presented last Monday
by the 600 children Of the school. Mrs
Lawson's alb grade furnished band
music.
Jefferson Junior.
The Jefferson Junior High School As
sociation met Tuesday evening. The
following officers were elected: Mrs.
Mary Hart, president: Mrs j. A. Shaw
first vice president; Mrs William Riedel
second vice president; r. w. Straw
bridge, third vice president; Mrs. Elsie
Welty, treasurer, and Dove Thompson,
secretary.
Mrs. F. B. Croxton, executive secre-
tary OF the Social Hygiene Society.
spoke on THE Adolescent Boy and
Girl" and Miss Irene Minear, director
of the domestic art department at
Jefferson Junior High School, gave a
talk on Character Education Through
Clothing Problems"
The fashion show was presented by
domestic art students of the seventh,
eighth and ninth grades. The seventh
and eighth grade students displayed
afternoon dresses made by them dur
ing their class sessions over period
averaging three hours per week for six
weeks. The ninth grade exhibited
graduation frocks of white voile,
which were planned and constructed
during a maximum time Of one hour
weekly over period of 10 weeks.
Bowen GreenIeaf.
The Bowen Greenleaf Association
met May IA. The school orchestra, un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. Ward, gave
selections, followed by play given by
pupils of the fourth, fifth and sixth
grades. The glee club, made up of
pupils from the second through the
sixth grades, sang
Officers elected were: President Mrs.
Cook; first vice president, Mrs. Jones:
second vice president, Mrs. Merritt
principal; secretary, Miss Jackson:
treasurer, Mrs. Paine; historian, Miss
Smith.
The prize for attendance of parents
was won by Miss Sobbey. Bowen School,
and Miss Smallwood, Greenleaf School.
Buchanan.
The Buchanan Association met May
IL. Mrs. j. N. Saunders, State presi-
dent, was guest speaker and also in
stalled the new officers. Mrs. M. A..
Kudolla, president, read her report for
the year. The piano class entertained
and there was community singing. Pins
were presented to children who had a
parent present at every meeting of the
year. Mrs. M. A. Kudolla was elected
president for another year. Other on