Evening star., 1932-11-20
Parent-Teacher Activities

l1O1 ASO IlOC
Quoted by Mrs. Roy Stuart, assisted by
Mrs. J. w. Broderick and the grade
mothers.
A meeting of the study group, under
the leadership of Mrs. 3. r. Wood will
be held November %, at the school.
Wheatley.
Combining a Bicentennial celebration
with tribute to Samuel Wheatley, for
whom the school is named, the associa-
tion will plant tree from Mount YER
non in the school grounds, November %
at 2 pm. On the program will be Miss
Florence Mortimer, principal; Rev. G. F.
Abbot, rector of the Church Of the Good
| Shepherd, and Mrs. Alice Manning,
president of the Wheatley Association.
Henry Gilligan of the Board of Educa-
tion will plant the tree and the prin-
cipal address will be made by Comdr.
Samuel Wheatley, jr.. U. S. NJ. son
Of the former Commissioner Other
members of the Wheatley family will be
introduced.
Music will be furnished by the school
| orchastra. The salute to the flag will
be led by Scout Capt. S. Mellichampe,
assisted by Girl Scout Troop No. 81.
Guests of honor will be introduced by
Mrs. Walter c. Jones, chairman of
Bicentennial activities. The Reception
Committee will consist of past associa-
ton presidents and members of the ex-
ecutive board in colonial costume.
air-Haycs.
A meeting of the association was held
at the Hayes School November 10. 1t
was decided that the association help
the teachers make up the money neces-
sary to take the children on bus trips
to different places Of interest.
Fillmore.
B. H. Seekford, president, announces
meeting of the association tomorrow
evening Books and Libraries in the
Wise Use of Leisure" will be the subject
of talks by Mrs. Lucille Stebbings of the
sociology department of the Public Lii
brary and Miss Leeper, secretary of the
Association for Childhood Education.
Dorsey Hyde, chairman of the George
town Public Library Association, will tell
Of the efforts being made to secure the
, Georgetown branch Of the Public Ii
brary.
Edmonds- Maury.
A meeting Of the association was held
at Maury School Monday night The
Award Committee has recommended
giving library books to the three class
rooms which have the largest attend
ance of parents at meetings each
month, and they also recommend that
no individual award We given to pupils
and that no award be given for class
room membership.
Membership is gaining under the
drive conducted by Mrs. Kirby. Thirty
one blue ribbons wefe awarded pre-
school pupils for entering school in Sep
tember physically fit.
Powell Elementary.
A meeting Of the association was held
last Monday. The study group. under
the direction Of Mrs. D. c. Gruver, will
meet November 81 at 80 pm. DR..
Sinclair Bowen will be the speaker.
Cranch- Tyler.
A meeting of the association was held
in the Buchanan auditorium Novem-
Der IA.
Amidon- Rossell.
Bundle day will be held November 49,
Mrs. Holland has been appointed Juve-
nile Court chairman. A meeting will
be held November % at the An1idon
School at 3:l5 pm. Installation of
officers.
Shepherd.
Miss Pearl Paulson, psychiatric social
worker, Child Guidance Clinic, was
speaker for the November meeting. The
president appointed every member C
the association to committee. Clc n
ing and money was donated to the .Jtu-
dent Aid.
Blow-Webb.
At meeting held November 10, Mrs.
VIM. II. beavers was elected president
to succeed Mrs. j. S. Jones. Miss Tur-
ner, administrative principal of Blow
Webb, has worked out q reading pro-
gram for the children. During the
school year many Of the assemblies
will feature the reading activities. The
next regular assembly is for Book
Week"
Our Modern Educational Program"
is the theme for parent-teacher dis
cussions at Blow-Webb Schools during
| the current year.
Curtis Hyde Addison.
A meeting Of the association was held
in the Curtis School November II. at
8 pm, with Mrs. Clara Hanake pre-
siding
James F. Oyster.
The annual Fathers night program
will be held at the school tomorrow
night. DR.. William John Cooper COM
missioner of education, will be the
speaker. There will also be a musical
program and cards and dancing will
be enjoyed after the meeting Re
freshmentS will be served.
Woodbridge.
The association met November TO-
Blue ribbons were awarded by Mrs.
George Clemmer, Summer roundup
chairman, to the Is children who en-
tered the kindergarten in September
free of remediable defects. They were:
Anna Buchanan, Marjorie Firth, Gloria
Lake, Florence Longo, Irene Major,
Helen Maloney, Emily Masonheimer,
Eleanore Jane Robey, Jean Ann
Thompson, Rae Douglas Bussard, Carl
ton Flick, Richard Jones, William Nj
chael, william Sando and George Sui
Ivan. The committee was composed
of Mrs. H. Evans, Mrs. r. A. Lyon,
Mrs. P. E. Strieby and Mrs. r. B.
Doing.
Selden M. Ely, supervising principal
of the Fifth Division, after giving talk
on the value of the Boy Patrol, intro
duced the school patrol, as follows:
Richard Dant, captain; Fredo' Egbers
and Vincent Long, lieutenants; Richard
Devault, Raymond Davidson, James |
Bouton, Cheyney Talbert, Thomas
Whiteman, Clarence Arnold, Robert |
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