Evening star., 1932-02-07

George W1tKOWSkl on belmont rodu'
Mrs. Witkowski was assisted by Mrs. II.
R. Stuart.
The adolescent study group will meet
in the teachers room February y at
l:3O pm. Mrs. Paul K. Lawrence,
chairman of the group, will speak on
THE Problem of Punishment
There were So present at the meet
ing of the Stamp Club Tuesday, When
President A. F. Kunze of the Washing
ton Philateiic Society addressed the
group. John Cornwell read a paper on
the history and geography of stamps.
Stuart Junior.
The Stuart Junior High School AsSo-
citation met Friday night. Founders
day celebration was held, WIN d
pageant which was given by the pupils
of the school, arranged and directed by
Miss Getty, dramatic teacher
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter spoke on the
Parent Teacher Association and us
founders, Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst and
Mrs. Theodore A. Birney. The candles
were lighted by Mrs. Rafter. Repre-
sentative Lankhead Of Virginia spoke
on Patriotism" The school orchestra
played. A birthday cake and punch
were served. Mrs. Charles Dunn has
arranged bingo party at the Southern
Diaries the night of February II.
Eliot Junior High School.
Due to a change made in the Pub
liCity Committee, the back TO School
meeting of the association announced
for February 9 will be held in the
evening. A short business meeting VIII
be held.
j. w. Rabbit, chairman of the Ways
hoe 1Nlqr a
surprise for the parents and teachers 10
be held sometime before the closing OF
school,
President George NJ. Green expressed
satisfaction and appreciation OF the re-
suits obtained by the various commit
tees in their activities for the aSSo-
citation.
w. b. Powell Elementary.
The executive board met Monday,
when plans were formulated for a
Spring luncheon at the school March
IT. The association meeting will be
held February at o'clock. Paul
Benjamin, executive secretary of the
Social Hygiene Society, will speak on
Sex Education in the Schools Nov
ing pictures of airplanes will be shown
and musical entertainment by the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Glee Club.
Oyster.
The executive board meeting was held
Monday morning. Mrs. George LoSSo
was appointed chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee in place OF Mrs
Charles Benniman, who resigned. M3s
LosSo will be assisted by Mrs Rely,
Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Jackson.
A benefit moving picture performance
will be held at the Ambassador The
ater February IT at 3 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Toombs, with an assistant for
each day. will be in Juvenile Court the
week of February to y.
WheatIey.
Mrs Joseph N. Saunders was the speak
er at the Founders day celebration held
in the Wheatley School Tuesday. The
Wheatley Student Glce Club, under the
supervision of Mrs &. Van DrieSan,
music teacher, sang. Founders Day
AcrOStiC' was given by the pupils Of
Miss Curls fifth grade. Mrs. Saunders
was presented with basket made by
Eugene Eaton, member OF the Par
ent-Teacher baSketry group. Mrs. C.
P Clark president of the EdmondS-
Msury Association, was presented with
a gift from the Art Club by Eleanor
Johnson and Dorothy Payne. These
clubs are under the supervision of Miss
Grubb and Miss Curl, teachers. Mrs.
B. Van DrieSen gave a gratifying re-
port on the underWeight campaign at
Wheatley. Miss Taylor held her study
class for adolescent problems on Thurs
day and Miss Grub held her pre-
school study group on Wednesday. Vls-
itors from other associations included
Mrs. c. P. Clark, Mrs Rier. Mrs. J.
Smith Mrs. E. ElmOre and Mrs. Perry.
The attendance award was won by
Mrs Licktmans grade and Miss Nc
IntOShS class.
Mrs. Denit of the EdmOnds-Maury
Glee Club. and Mrs. Alice Manning,
president of Wheatley, accompanied by
Mrs. Clark, sang.
Powell Junior High School.
The executive board of the Powell
Association met Thursday afternoon
preparatory to the regular meeting Of
the association, which will be held
February 10. I
Grant.
A Founders day program arranged
by Mrs Manley and Miss Church, was
given Monday. Mrs j. N. Saunders
spoke, following which she was pre-
sented with a bouquet of flowers. A
similar token was presented to Mrs
Grissett local president. The parent
attendance banner was won by the first
grade, taught by Mrs. Smith.