The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-24
WATER VILE
PARENT-TEACHER
 CLUB ORGANIZING
Bylaws Adopted Yester= day-Plane Loses Way
 Over Vile

| Organization of the Waterville Parent-Teacher organization was completed at a meeting held yes- terday afternoon at Sprague school gymnasium. Mrs Elmer F. Wilson, who was elected president, presid- ed. The bylaws committee which was composed of Mrs c. Arthur Du Bois, chairman, Miss Mary Cong don, Mrs Edward Downs, Mrs Wal ter Dwy and Mrs Elmer Wilson submitted a proposed set of regu- lations for the government of the | club and these were adopted. Additional officers elected yes- | terday were: Mrs c. Arthur Du- Bois, first vice president, Mrs Wal ter Hoerman, second vice-presi- dent, and Mrs George Cowles, treasurer. These with Mrs Will son, the president and Mrs Percival Divon, secretary, comprise the elective officers of the association. They. with the various standing committee chairmen will comprise the executive committee.
 . Mrs l.. Watson, of West Haven, the state organizer was present and discussed the proposed bylaws of the local club. Mrs Stevens, presi- dent of the Middlebury Parent Teacher association described the work of her organization, particu- larly as to ways and means, etc.
 The next meeting on Tuesday, March 9th at 2:30 D. m., will take place at Sprague gymnasium. All Waterville parents are cordially i'm vited to atetnd. Tea will be served with the officers of the as- sociation serving as hostesses.
 The objects of the association are ito promote child welfare fin home, school, church and commun- | ity; to raise the standards of home life; to secure more adequate laws for the care and protection of wo- men and children; to bring with closer relationship the home and school that parents and techaers may cooperate intelligently in the | training of the child, and to de- velop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical. | mental moral and spiritual educa- ] tion."
 Membership is open to any per son in Waterville interested in the objects of the association. Dues are to be 50 cents per year. The local association will be af- filiated with both state and na- tional bodies of Parent-Teacher organizations.
 Plane Loses Way Many Waterville residents at tention was attracted by a low flying plane which appeared over q forenoon snow squall. It circled several times at a low altitude ap- parently seeking a landing place or endeavoring to ascertain it's loca- ton. The pilot had apparently lost his way fin the storm and was experiencing no motor trouble as he soon sped away as soon as the storm ceased.
 Barkcr's Assumes Agency.
 Barker's garage at 1284 Thom- aston avenue, one of Waterville's best known and popular automo- bile repair organizations. has ex- tended its field of activity by talk. ing over the sales agency of the Req car. Henceforth the organ ization will be known as Rec Sales Inc. This is a long step forward on the part of the local men who have been doing business at this site for the past several years and , because of extremely low overhead and other important factors it is felt that definitely superior values can be offered. The new enter prise has. a host of local we'll wishers.
 Parish Society. The monthly meeting of the Par ish society of St Paul's Episcopal church takes place this afternoon at the home of Mrs Wilfred F. Pierpont at sos Dwight street. Fol- lowing the regular business session the members held their regular study hour devoted to the consid- eration of foreign mission work.
 Patriotic Order.
 Many members of Waterville Camp, Patriotic Order of America will atetnd the meeting of Camp Washington of Waterbury this evening, when members from all celebrate the anniversary of Wash ington's birth. The speaker of the evening will be John Barr, one of the best known authorities on the Father of His Country.
 Food Sale.
 The first Lenetn Food Sale of St Michael's Ladies' Aid society will take place to-mororw at St Mi- chael's parish hall The sale will be open from 10 a. m. to D. m. and will he in charge of Mrs c. M. Dittrich. Mrs William Rooney. Mrs Alfred Ellis and Mrs William Heaney.