Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

| IIlC 0uLlulcI llDLdIys
| The next regular meeting Of the
association will be held Tuesday eve
ming In the school. The program for
this evening will be furnished by the
teachers.
The next meeting of the Thomson
Association will be held April IA at
1880 pm, at which time DR.. j. A.
Murphy will speak on Fitting a Child
for School Career" There will be
dancing by the following children:
Eddie Berry, Vivian Reid, Thomas
| Smith, Ann Hollenberger, Alma Rose
Mason and Charles McMurray. Miss
Sue Hess will sing solo.
BIair-Hayes.
The Blair Hayes Association will
meet at the Hayes School April 10 at
2:30 pm. The annual election of Of
Teacher Association" will be the sub
ject of an address by Mrs. Lewis H.
Magruder.
Benning.
Benning Association will meet Tues
day at 2:30 pm. Miss Grace Terry
will talk on protecting Our Children
| Against tuberculosis"
Gage.
A meeting VIII be held April IS at
1880 pm, at which time Mrs. T. E.
ElkinS, Summer Roundup chairman
Of the District of Columbia Congress of
! Parents and Teachers, will be the guest
speaker. The Nominating Committee
will be appointed by the president.
Barnard.
Beginning April IA, children at Bar
nard school will have opportunity to
take the Schick test. Mrs. j. Thomas
has been made chairman Of the Sum-
mer Roundup and would like assist
ance. Any one who can assist is re-
quested to report to Miss Hopkins,
principal. The next executive meeting
will be held at the home of Miss M. E
Nitzel, SAIL Thirteenth street.
Hine Junior.
The Hine Junior High School Asso-
citation will meet April 16 at 8 pm. in
| the school. There will be an address
by DR.. Elmer L. Keiser, professor of
history at George Washington Uni
versity, and short talk by Mr.. War
ner, the school principal. The musical
| numbers will include selections by the
Glee Club and the orchestra, under
| the direction Of Miss Sprenkle, and the
Melody Boys, under the direction of
Virginia Parton. There also will be a
| playlet directed by Miss Marie Walcott.
the Tumbling Boys, under the direction
of Mr.. Collins, and a presentation by
| the school children Of the clothes they
have made during the school year,
which they will themselves exhibit.
Parents and friends are invited.
| A display of work done by various
| pupils will be on exhibition from 7:30
pm. on. This will include maps,
charts, posters, examination papers,
book reports, pictures, drawings, etc.
The Executive Committee will meet
at 1880.
EdmOnds- Maury.
The Edmonds- Maury Association will
meet April IS, at 7:45 pm, at the
Stuart Junior High School, Fifth and
E streets northeast. Rev. Homer j.
Councillor, assistant pastor and director
of religious education, Calvary Baptist
Church, will speak on the subject Of
Church and Character Development"
The Edmonds-Maury Glee Club will
| furnish music.
w. b. Powell Elementary.
The meeting of the association will
be held April IS at 230 pm. at the
| w. B. Powell Elementary School, Four
| teenth and Upshur streets. The speaker
| will be Mrs. j. N. Saunders, State
president, and her subject will be THE
| Children's Charter" The children from
all the classes will furnish entertain
ment. The executive board will meet
| preceding the meeting at pm.
Woodbridge.
| The Executive Committee will meet
| a. the school April Is, at 1870 pm. Miss
| Ida May Line will speak on THE Child
| and the New School, at the association
meeting April Is at 2:30 pm.
! Mrs. P. E. Strictly, Child Guidance
| Committee chairman, visited the Cen
| trail Union Missions emergency home
| for children, with group of local child
| guidance chairmen, which has been
! studying methods OF training used in
institutions caring for young children
| throughout the city.
Wheatley.
The next meeting OF the Wheatley
Association will be held April IA at 2:30
! pm. in the school auditorium. DR.. w.
C.. Murphy, health officer in charge Of
sanitary inspection of schools, will
Safeguarding Health in Training Chill
dren for Faithful Citizenship"
KeniIworth.
Mrs. J. N. Saunders, president Of the
District of Columbia Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers, gave an address on
the "Children's Charter" at the March
meeting of the Kenilworth Association.
Miss E. A. Lauxmann, a teacher, sang,
| accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Ma
bel Hubbel. A talk on Safety" was
given by Mr.. Holloway Of the American
Automobile Association, after which the
president, Mrs. E. Farr, presented the
following school boy patrol members
with gift: John Cast, Charles Kraft,
Sam Green, Billy Kaiser, Carl Wilhelm,
Robert Flynn, Latermer Farr and Ed.
Robertson. A play was given by the pu-
| pills Of the school. Mrs. Elmer Lewis
was appointed Summer roundup chair
man. The book for best attendance of
! parents was won by the seventh and
| eighth grades, Miss M. E. Brannon's
room. Mrs. Robert Kirk and Mrs. ]. T..
Owens served on the Refreshmeht Com
mittee at the Parent-Teacher Circus.
Johnson.
| Exercises were held at the johnson
School April 2, at IL am, before the
| school assembly, when Miss Helen E.
Stout, accompanied by Mrs w. T. Nish-
WITT, presented framed copy Of 1.-THE
| American Creed" by William Tyler
Page, as a gift from the Continental
Danes Chapter of the D. A. r. There
was also included a picture of George
| Washington, the American coat of arms
and THE Story of the American Creed"
Under the leadership of Neal Stouten-
burgh, the school Saluted the flag, which
was borne by Sherwood Damn. Miss