Evening star., 1932-05-01
Parent-Teacher Activities

school. Chief of Operations Oliver M
Maxam viii speak on Life In the
Coast Guard"
Miss Bonnell, teacher Of the Eliot
Glee Club, has entered the club In the
contest being held by the Fox Theater
The annual luncheon will be held
May 5 and parents attending are in
vited to remain during the afternoon
and visit the classes during their study
hours.
Adams.
There will be a meeting of the
executive board and grade mothers
Wednesday at 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Roy Srygley chairman of the
Summer roundup. reports that DrS.
N. Norman Smiler and Eugene Taylor
will be in attendance for Child Health
day examinations. Assisting Mrs. Sryg-
ley will be Mesdanes Milburn, Lucas
and Rus.
Woodbridge.
Mrs. J. H. Alburtis, director of Camp
Matoaea, spoke on Appreciation of
Nature" at the last meeting of this
association.
Mrs George Clemmer, Summer
roundup chairman. announces Health
DAY examinations of pre-school chill
dren will be held at the school May
? from 10 to IL am.
Bryan.
A meeting was held Thursday, at
which time the George Washington
Bicentennial play was repeated for the
presidents. The play was under the di-
rection of Miss Anna Murray, Mrs
McCausland. Miss Helen Harper and
Mrs. sherwood.
Mrs, Edward Kaiser, chairman Of the
Summer roundup. announces the
health examination of pre-school chill
dren for May 2, DR.. George j. Ellis
and DR. Joseph Cusick will be the ply
sicians in charge Of the examination
DR.. William J, MotSch, one of the in
Structors at the Georgetown Dental
School, will be the dentist, assisted by
DR.. James Donohue.
Congress Heights.
The last meeting was held In the
school auditorium. Miss Elizabeth Hum
mer, supervising principal for the
seventh division was the speaker. The
gave a dramatiZation of
The Three Little Bears" under the
direction of Miss Maude Mcbride.
Miss Muriel SculIs "a, 2B, 3A
grades presented a playlet, Our First
Flag" and q group of children danced
the minuet.
The youngest members of the school
orchestra have formed a junior or
chestra and as their contribution
program.
Preparations for the Summer round
up work were made and the following
children were presented with blue rib
bons: Winifred Joyce, Amundsen Peed,
Juanita Moore, Cecil Allen King, Harry
Swisher, Betty Simmons, Betty Ham,
ilton and Carl Settle.
Miss Ruth K. Mahoney's SAB grade
won the So prize for the largest per-
centage Of parents joining the asso-
citation as the result Of recent mem
bership drive.
Miss McBride's kindergarten and
Miss Mahoney's SAB tied for the largest
Of parents at this meeting,
Each will receive 81 as prize.
MacfarIand Junior High School.
The association held a Bicentennial
meeting April 25. Rev. Joseph r. SiZoo
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church spoke. william Tyler Page re-
cited The Americans Greed" and the
ninth grade history class, under Miss
Waters, gave a pageant entitled "Liv-
ing Pages From the Diary of George
Washington" The costumes we're made
by the sewing classes, under the direc-
tion Of Miss Spence.
Z. r. William, president of the Busi-
ness High School Association. spoke on
the stadium recommended by the
Board Of Education.
The next meeting of the association
will be May 16.
Edmonds- -Maury.
The executive board will meet May
2 at 2 pm, at the Edmonds School.
On Friday a Bicentennial tree was
planted at both schools.
A clinic for examining the pre-school
children will be held at the Edmonds
School from 1:30 to $3.50 o'clock
May 2.
Miss Cecilia P. Dulin and her corps
of teachers held a reception for the
parents, school officials and friends at
the school Friday evening, when the
building was open for inspection. Re-
freshments were served.
The next meeting of the association
will be held May 10. 1t will be a
Colonial night and all members have
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Truesdell.
This association was awarded a gold
certificate for having attained the
points required to be claSsed as a
Superior Association and was placed on
the honor roll with a score of 95 per
cent, at the rcent convention.
Mrs. Percy Elicit. Health chairman,
and her assistants have canvassed the
vicinity for pre-school children who
will be examined at the clinic, in the
$500 buock of Georgia avenue, May 2,
from 10 to IL am.
Mrs. w. @. Jefferies, chairman of
the Luncheon Committee, has called a
meeting of her assistants at her home,
920 Hamilton street, Tuesday, at l 80
pm, to further plans for the luncheon
which will be held at the school May 18
TenIey Janney.
Examination of pre-school children as
the beginning of the Summer round
up campaign will be held May from
10 to II am. in the Janney Audi
torium. DR.. Frank McCheSney will be
one of the examining physicians.
Powell Elementary.
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