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association in the school auditorium tn
evening of May 26.

association in the school auditorium the
evening of May 26.
Woodbridge.
Forty-two children we're examined at
| the school May by DR.. r. w. Conklin
and DR.. G. R. Creveling, assisted by
| Mrs. r. G. Young and her Summer
J Roundup Committee.
| A school luncheon was given May 8,
| directed by Mrs c. F. Carter, Ways and
Means chairman. assisted by Mrs. c.
! A. Deitz, Mrs. Robert B. Doing, Mrs.
o. Ellis. Mrs. E. B. Frazier, Mrs. j. o.
| Frenzel, Mrs G. Giles, Mrs. Henry j.
RaSsic- and Mrs. w. T. Spanton.
The Nominating Committee will pre-
! sent the following at the May meeting:
| President Mrs John l.. Mitchell; first
| vice president, Mrs. H. P. Firestone;
| second vice president, Mrs. Ward Tay-
! lor; third vice president, Mrs. r. A.
Lyon; secretary, Mrs. Robert B. Doing;
! treasurer, Mrs. F. T. Donnely
The Executive Committee will meet
at the school May Ia at 1880 pm.
WheatIey.
Among the guests at the recent May
day celebration at Wheatlay were Mrs.
L. B. Castell, first vice president of
the District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers; Mrs. L. H. Ma
gruder, State chairman; Miss O'Neil,
in charge of the Domestic Art Depart
ment in the public schools, and groups
| of parents from the Blake, Gales,
Seaton. Blair. Hayes and Stuart Junior
High Schools.
Mrs c. Hef1in and her Pre-School
! Committee assisted Dr. Kunzelmann
and DR.. Warren May in their exam
/ nation of a number of children who
will be of school age next September.
Miss K. E. Bresnahan. teacher Of
domestic art at Wheatloy, is now ar
ranging an exhibit of the work done
in her classes, to be given during this
month. The exhibit will include cos
tunes and draperies which were used
in the plays and special activities of
the past year, as we'll as the wearing
apparel made by the girls in the sewing
classes.
Bancroft.
The association met May 9 at the
Bancroft School. There was play
given by the pupils of Miss Winters
class. Miss Grace Lind, principal Of
Bancroft spoke on The Present Sys-
tenn of Marking"
officers elected were: President,
Mrs. j. F. Randall; first vice president,
Miss Effie B Handy; second vice presi-
OeDI, MIS- TNODtIb man, VIC pLSS-
ident Mrs. E. r. Seal fourth vice pres
ident Mrs. D. L. Maxwell; fifth vice
president, Mrs. Maurice Eanet; record
ing secretary. Mrs. L. H. Baylies; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. B. M. Nc
Keiway; treasurer, Mrs. Linkins; fac
ulty adviser. Miss Virginia O'Neil.
Park View.
A school room exhibit was featured
at the Park View Platoon Association
May T. The new chairInen appointed
by the board are as follows: Program
Mrs. Fred Walker Advisory, Mrs. r.
Pollock; Home Service, Nora Z. Bra
nell: Membership, Mrs. j. Mckay;
Grade Mother, Mrs. Clarence Wood
ward; Legislative. Mrs; w. 7. Banner
man; Child Guidance, Mrs. Glen Leach;
Publicity, Nora K. Bramell acting
chairman; Safety, Mrs. Roger Brad
shaw; Summer Roundup, Mrs. j. NC
Callister; Thrift, Mrs. c. v. Schmucker;
Milk, Mrs. L. Van Hise: Ways and
Means. Mrs r. H. Prescott; Health
Mrs. v. S. Kebler; Student Aid, Mrs
Carl Alsop; pianist, Mrs. H. MarloWe;
Community Center, Mrs. j. Mckay;
Music, Mrs. w. H. Wagner; parental
education study group leader, Mrs. W.
Miss c. v. Schumacher; Hospitality
Mrs. w. o. Hancock; reporting dele
gate to District of Columbia Congress
OF Parents and Teachers, Mrs. 5.
Borden.
At the domestic art exhibit in room
200. May is, by the pupils OF MISS
| Whitconnb, there will be living MODELS
displaying costumes made by the glrls.
Mrs. j. McCallister, Summer Roundup
chairman, reports Is present at me
pre-school physical examination IN the
school MAY l, made by DR.. II. j. Davis
and DR.. Sloan. David Manning was
pronounced the most robust child pres
emit, The Publicity Record Book, com-
piled by Mrs. Nora l.. Bramell, was one
of the eight sent to the National Con-
The pre-school study class viii meet
Nav IA at pm. in Miss SchmucKer
room. There were Is mothers present
at the last meeting. The parental eau
cation study group meets, with MRS.
w. T. Zimmerman as leader, at 10 am.
each Thursday.
The school cafeteria, operated by
Mrs, E. P. Van Hise, was opened May
4 and was inspected by the parents
May 5.
Adams.
A round-table discussion was held IN
Miss Barbara Staples FIRST grace.
Problems of the everyday child were
discussed. The next discussion VIII De
led by Miss Maude JesSup, 10 pc loi-
lowed by one from Miss Nell HiScoN,
Miss Florence Hayden and Miss SlaI-
tery's group.
at the school, when reports OF COM
n1ittees were made.
The following members OF commit
tees were given gifts OF apprecAuon'
Mrs. r. x. Williams, Mrs. x. Rice, Mrs.
! smith. Mrs H. Stuart, Mrs. A. Mich
olson. Mrs. L. Sheers, Mrs. E. Lupton,
MRS. r. Lucas, Mrs. r. K. Srygley' Mrs.
p Silbersberg Officer Cannon, III
charge of the boy patrol CT the scnool'
was voted a testimonial FOR MS co,
oneration with the association on an
occasions. "
the Craftsmanship OF Mrs. Jesse smith.
Mrs w. P. Roop, District chairman
inaueurated the series Of four lectures
On Tuesday at 80 pm. in the teach-
ers' room of the school. The SuoJect
of the first quiz was Have You Real-
ized Your Children Can Take Respon-
sibility?" Mrs. Ralph West led the
discussion.
The May meeting will be held Mon
day in the school auditorium at pm,
at which time the annual election Will
On May a group from Miss Carol
Wroe's physical education class enter,
/ tanned fer the boys at Walter Reed
! Hospital. There was group OF tun-
blers and three feature dances, ar
rangements being made by Mrs. d.
! rus. president of the association.
Powell Junior.
The executive committee met Thurs
dav afternoon and completed plans
! for the May meeting, which will be