Milford chronicle., 1931-05-01
PARENT-TEACHER
ASSOCIATIONS


At the April meeting of Cedar
Grove No. III Parent Teacher As.
sociatiOn, the Howard Pyle paper
was read by Mrs. p. r. Jacobs. Dis
cussiOn of Special Abilities was led
by Miss Keturah Beideman. Art and
Sewing Club work was on exhibition
Mrs. Bess Shew reported on her visit
10 the Demonstration School. Mrs.
Duane Lynn gave resume of the
Annual Convention. Glenn Glider
sleeve, State Director of Music,
talked about Music in the School.
At his suggestion the children dem
Onstrated their school work in Music,
which Mr.. Gildersleeve then explain
ed to the parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gildersleeve led the singing before
the social hour, when ice cream and
cake were served. The Parent
Teacher Association has purchased
a balancing rail and chinning bar
At a we'll attended meeting, April
%, the EldOradO Parent-Teacher As
sOciatiOn elected the following Of
fiicers:
President, Mrs. Duval Mustard;
President, Mrs. Anna M. David
son; Secretary, Mrs. Rose SOckriter;
Treasurer, Miss Almeta Davidson.
After the presentation of the Howard
Pyle material by Miss Davidson, the
school gave a program. The assOcia-
tiOn has purchased scales for the
school. A shadow social was held to
raise funds to transport pupils to
Filed Day and Attendance Day.
Rev. c. W. BrandfOrd, Ocean View,
gave an address on Howard Pyle
A Chronicle of Special Abilities-be-
for SO people at the April meeting
of Halls Parent Teacher AssOcia-
tiOn.
The following officers were elected,
April 27th. by the Houston Parent
Teacher Association;
President, Mrs. J. E. PlOOtts; Vice
President, Mrs. Edwin Prettyman;
Secretary. Mrs. S. NJ. Messick;
Treasurer, Mrs. Edith Carmine Or
vile r. Wright reviewed William
Penn's Legal and Educational Codes
and presented the Howard Pyle ma
terial discussed in this column last
week. After q brief explanation of
the Summer Roundup of the Chill |
dren" by Mrs. Wright the assOcia-
tiOn voted to cooperate. Mrs. Mer-
rill ThistlewoOd, the retiring presi- /
dent appointed Mrs. Myra Jump and /,
Edith Carmine to make the neces- /
sary arrangements. Miss Mary Jump /
reported for the Houston Music /
Memory Contest Team of which the /
other members were Tessie Kielbasa !
and Florence Messick These girls /
won an rating in the State Con-
test, April 2Jth. Mrs. Ralph Butler,
Mrs. William Chism, Mrs. Ralph .
Jump Mrs. Amanda l4ofland, Mrs. :
Merrill ThistleWOUd and Mrs. Emory
Webb sang a group of songs under
the direction of Mrs. Webb, chair
mau of Music, Houston Century Club.
All Cooking Club girls, Kathryn
Vinyard, leader, served cocoa and
saltines. The Houston Cardinals will
give a party at the school, May 18th,
to raise funds to send members to
the All Club Summer Short Course. :
AS funds are needed for musical
equipment and for athletics, the
ParenttTeacher Association will have
a Bake, May I'd. A musical entertain
ment will be given for the same pur-
pose. May 9Th. 4
The following officers have beep ;
elected by Wainwright's Parent
Teacher Association: +
President, Mrs. j. +. Hughes;
President, Mrs. o. j. Wheatley;
Secretary, Mrs. r. NJ. Fair; Trea-
surer, Mrs. Edgar Wheatley. At the !
April meeting, John f. Hughes re-
viewed the Parent Education ma
terial which has been presented dur !
ing the year. 5
The Howard Pyle material discus {
ged in this column last week was '
considered at the meeting of the l.
LAUREL C-Parent-Teacher AssOcia- 4
tiOn, April 22d. A program of solos, t
and duets was given by d
Room III.
The Laurel Junior presented an S
Arbor Day program, April II.
Miss Geneva Brown read the S
Pyle paper at the April 7
of the Wlliamsville-C- n
Parent Teacher Association. Discus a
sion was led by Mrs. Elizabeth II. '
and John Henry. A box So n
rial was held. $
The Williamsville Juniors at their a
April meeting worked on their e
Spring Play.
The Observation-Disclosures Teacher il
considered the Howard n
Pyle material at the April meeting.
A frieZe made by some of the ad- t,
Eanced pupils was exhibited. fl
The Greenwood Juniors gave an q
Arbor Day program at their April v
meeting. O
? Holleyyille Jrs., have planted o
lowers on their school grounds.
There was general discussion fol- a
owing the reading of the Howard y
Pyle paper at the April meeting of n
Slaughter Neck-C-Parent-T Teacher :" ~
Association. The pupils gave a short -
program. Slaughter Neck Juniors re- ~ -
,ort varied program at their 2,
April meeting. III