Evening star., 1931-12-13

/ structor In domestic science, presented
their work in the form Of an exhibit
Hine Junior.
| The Hine Junior High School asso-
| citation will meet December II, at 7:45
| pm. Christmas music will be played
| by the Hine Orchestra. under the d.
rection of Miss Sprenkle and there
! will be singing of Christmas carols
Dr. Harold e. Warner, the principal;
Paul Doerr. j. Fleck and George
Spangler will speak.
Adams.
The grade mothers, with their chair
man, Mrs. George Cornwell, were host
esses at a tea in the school December
f. A feature was the demonstration
of completion of the Summer round
up. Nineteen children were presented
with blue ribbons by Mrs. Roy Srygley
She was assisted by the past president
Mrs. D Rus.
Two members of the Adams group
entertained IS children from Hill
crest at the Gordon Junior High
midseason play last Thursday.
Jacqueline CasweH and Jerry Won
Behren, two pupils of Miss Ellen Kent S
fifth grade, under the direction Of
Miss Clara Stack, sang selections at
the ceremony for the presentation Of
the American Forestry Association
bronze medals at the New National
Museum. The Adams group was well
represented, winning medal, 2 blue
ribbons and 3 yellow ribbons
The study group, under Mrs. P. K,
7 q yITYn OF AnYr Sss %k1o ban rn
erS' room at the school
The association met Monday evening
Mrs. j. M. Rogers was elected first vice
president, DR.. Sinclair Bowen, was guest
speaker.
The hospitality chairman, Mrs. VIII
liam Gill, was assisted by members Of
her committee and mothers from the
seventh and eighth grades.
Members were requested to send 20
the school old toys, where they will be
reconditioned and passed on at
Christmas time by the thrift chair
man, Mrs. Karl Hubner, to those less
fortunate.
Among the guests were Miss Janet
McWilliam, formerly supervising prin-
cipal of the third division Mrs. Ber-
tina Eldred, associate chairman Of
home education of the District Con-
gress, and S. M. Ely, vice president of
the District Congress. The prize Of
So and the pennant was won by Miss
Lanman's seventh grade.
Shepherd.
The Alexander r. Shepherd asso-
citation will meet December II at the
Sixteenth street, with Mrs. j. J. Tray-
land and Mrs. r. E. Latimer as CO.
hostesSes. Dr. Wickey will speak
At the last meeting, Mrs. z. j. Dowl-
ing, State student aid chairman, and
Mrs. W. H, Ross made addresses.
WalIach.
The Wallach Association will meet
at Wallach School December IA at
2:30 pm, Miss Poulsen of the child
Guidance Clinic, win speak on the
work Of the clinic.
The pupils Of the sixth grade are
preparing an entertainment In the
form of an Egyptian pageant and ex-
hibit. Members of the Wallach Glee
Club will render Christmas carols.
Edmonds- -Maury.
The Edmonds- -Maury Association
will meet at 7:45 pm December ID
at Edmonds School. Stephen Kramer
will be the speaker of the evening
Christmas carols will be sung by the
Edmonds-Maury Glee Club.
At the executive board meeting last
Monday, 1t was voted to have a ban
ner awarded to the class having the
largest number of parents represented
at each meeting. The banner will be
displayed in the class room until some
other class succeeds in winning it.
Fourteen delegates have been ap-
pointed to the State Congress. The
II blue ribbons which were won by
the children 100 per cent physically