Evening star., 1932-01-17
Parent-Teacher Activities

scenery and properties. The charac-
ters we're portrayed by John Jep Lind,
Harvey Miller, Sabra Kranzfelder,
Betty Righter, James Acton, Ella Mae
HUNT, Frances Lugenbeel, John
Wahler, Anna Fletcher, Thomas Roy
ston, Marie Skinner, Dorothy Allen,
James Chaillet, David McGogney, Viz
ginia Simpson, Henry Fadeley, Frieda
McDermott, Frank Burbach, Virginia
Perrygo, Ethel Sawyer, Roy Waldt,
Richard Waldt and Wanda Marine.
Jefferson Junior.
Plans for a card party to be held
February were formulated at the last
executive meeting of the Jefferson
Junior High School Association. ThlS
will take place in the lunch room OF
the school building and will include
bridge, five hundred and bingo.
The monthly meeting will be held
Monday evening. The feature Will be
an introduction into Jefferson activl-
ties when each one will be explained by
a student speaker A musical program
will be presented by various members
of the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs.
Gordon Junior.
The Gordon Association is sponsor
ing the Study Group planned by the
Community Center Department to be
held at the school each Wednesday
from to 5 pm. The subject will be
Family Relations" and the leader,
Mrs. Elwood Street.
Plans for card party to be held
during January at the school are be-
ing completed by the Ways and Means
Committee, Mrs. w. A, Maidens, chair
man.
The association met January 5.
Walter T. Holt played the banjo ac-
companied by Miss Alice Hill playing
the guitar.
The subject of the meeting was
High School Courses" DR.: Harvey 1Ti
A. Smith, principal of Central High
School, spoke.
The next meeting will be held
February 2 at pm. 1t will be in
charge of the room mothers and will
be a birthday party in honor OF
Founders day.
The prize plant went to Miss Teels
eighth grade for having the greatest
number of parents present.
Grant.
The meeting Monday evening was
given over to discussing activities now
under way and preparations for the
golden jubilee which will be held in
April.
A special program committee for the
golden Jubilee was appointed, consist
ing of MeSdames Parker, Reynolds and
Manley, Miss Offutt and Messrs. Cherry
and Barber.
The February meeting will be de-
voted to Founders day program.
Tenley Janney.
There will be card party at 8 pm.
January %. in the Janney auditorium.
Petworth.
The association met January 5. DR..
Paul ]. Ewerhardt director of the
Child Guidance Clinic, was the speaker
of the evening Benna Louise Frazier
gave readings, and musical program
was rendered by Mrs. Mildred Monck,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Amy
Clampitt.
The award for attendance was won
by Miss Leaman's room, grade 2-B A.
Emery lexington.
The association met at lexington
School January 8. Mrs. Elwood Street
spoke on The Community Chest" and
also on Home Duties and Spending
Money for Children" The attendance
prizes were won by Mrs. r. H. Sisson's
Alb grade at Emery and Mrs.
knights IA 1-B grade at lexington.
Music was furnished by Joseph Bruno,
accompanied by his sister, Antoinette.
The next meeting will be held Febru-
airy IL at s pm. in Emery School, at
which time the speaker will be Mrs.
Joseph N. Saunders, president of the
District of Columbia Congress of Par
ents and Teachers. Selden M. Ely,
supervising principal of the fifth divis-
ion of the public schools, will discuss
the Bicentennial. Under the super
vision of the Health Department, the
children up to end including the fourth
grades, whose parents wish it, will be
given the treatments to make them
immune to diphtheria.
w. b. Powell Elementary.
The association met last Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Parker, vice president,
presided. Mrs. J. N. Saunders, State
president, was the guest speaker. A
representative of the Community Chest
gave a brief talk. Entertainment was
provided by pupils of the various grades.
Since the first grade won the attend
ance picture for the third consecutive
time, it now becomes their permanent
possession.
On Monday at 80 o'clock the study
group will meet with Miss Paulson, an
associate of DR.. Paul Ewerhardt'S of
RESORTS.