Evening star., 1932-02-28

Petworth.
The association will meet Thursday
DR.. Aaron Volkman, Jewish rabbi will
deliver the invocation, and Miss BERTHE
Backus, principal of the Alice Deal
Junior High School, will speak on
Character Building" A musical pro-
gram will be given by group of school
mothers.
A benefit entertainment was held in
the Buchanan School February 10, at
which time the program was furnished
by the pupils. Lieut.. Richard Mansfield
gave chalk talk" and a short play,
Mother Steps Out" was presented by
a group of parents Of the association. >
Edmonds- -Maury.
The Edmonds- -Maury Association gave
Washingtons birthday party to the
As patrol boys of the two schools at
the Maury School.
Ludlow Madison Taylor.
The association met at the Ludlow
School February II. Founders day was
observed. A school luncheon was held
February 25.
The next meeting of the association
will be held March l6 in the evening
at the Madison School.
Woodbridge.
Founders day was observed by the
Woodbridge Association at its recent
meeting Mrs. L. B. Castell was the
speaker, and a pageant was presented
by members of the association.
The Study Group, Mrs. M. c. Wilson,
chairman, held its first meeting Feb
ruary "a. On March 2 it will meet
again, with Mrs. Henry Aller, associate
chairman of Home Education, as
speaker.
Mrs. Edward Kaiser, secretary of the
association, reported on the financial
success of a recent luncheon held at
the school, at the regular meeting.
Founders day was observed and pro-
gram of music was furnished By Miss
Helen Harper's Glee Club, Schubert's
music being sung. Mr.. Warner, prin-
cipal of Hine Junior High School, spoke
on why Children, Especially Boys,
Leave Home"
Blair Hayes.
Founders day was celebrated by the
association at its last meeting. Mrs.
Joseph N Saunders, State president.
and Mrs. Louis B. Castell, first vice
president, spoke.
Powell Elementary.
Seven children of the kindergarten
class havs been awarded blue ribbons
for being 100 per cent physically fit
upon entering school.
The executive board will meet March Z.
Kenilworth.
A meeting was held in the Kenilworth
Church February ID. The third and
fourth grades furnished entertainment.
Mrs. John Petrie spoke. Mrs. Hudson
and Mrs. Farr were appointed for Sum-
mer roundup work. On February %
candy was sold for the benefit of the
student aid fund. Later in the month
the teachers will be entertained at a
luncheon. The attendance prize was
mans rooms.
Stuart Junior High.
The executive board of the Stuart
Junior High School Association met
Wednesday following luncheon. Plans
we're made to entertain the school
orchestra members, which was done
Thursday at luncheon. Mrs. Charles
Dunn and her committee were in
charge.
The Stuart association sponsored a
program Friday evening at the Receiv-
ing Home for Children, and which in
cluded refreshments.
Blow-Webb.
A meeting will be held at the Blow
School March l at 2:30 pm. Mrs.
Elizabeth K. Peoples, director Of the
Community Centers, will speak on THE
Function of the Community Center in
the Wise Use of Leisure"
The membership drive will start in
the near future with grade mothers as
sisting the chairman.
The Executive Committee met Tues
day at the Webb School.
WheatIey.
Mrs. Florence Rogers, supervising
principal of the sixth division, will speak
at the association meeting March l.,
at pm, on Educational Aspects Of
the wise Use of Leisure"
The following have been elected to
the Nominating Committee: Mesdames
M. Burnistone, c. George, G. Starr, M.
Maynew, Walter c. Jones and Miss F.
c. Mortimer, principal.
Mrs. Alice Brooks sixth grade Is still
the winner Of first honors for Wheat
ley cooperation" banner.
TruesdelI.
Miss Anna Halberg Of the Wilson
Teachers College, will speak on Char
acter" at the meeting of the study
group March 2, at 1870 pm, at the
school.
Powell Junior High School.
The association at its last meeting
went on record as disapproving the
smoking of cigarettes by pupils Of Junior
high schools.
A card party for the benefit of the
association will be held on the after
noon of March II, in the cafeteria of
the school. Mrs. Paul White, chairman
of Ways and Means, will have charge
of arrangements. Home made cakes,
etc, will be sold during and after the
marty and tea will he Sarval he o1factS