The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-15

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P. T. A. Notes
School 10 will hold its october
meeting at Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Eleanor Kalb Golay will give a
travel talk, and music will be pro-
vided by the Mothers chorus.
The Rev. Ed Wittenberg will
speak on obedience" at School 26
at $3.50 Wednesday. Music will be
provided by the junior high school
department, the Rising Star quar-
tet, and the Mothers chorus.
Miss Mary Conner, principal, will
speak to the association Of School
81, at 2;30 Wednesday. The Moth
ers' chorus will sing, and Fred Birk
will offer selections on the guitar
The program will be followed by a
social hour.
The association of School 80 will
meet at 3:15 Wednesday. The pro-
gram will consist of a group of bird
songs by the department chorus,
directed by Mrs. Marion Carpenter,
and a dramatization of Birds of
Killingworth," by the seventh and
eighth grades, under the direction
of Miss Gertrude Insley. A repre-
sentative of the Community Fund
also will speak.
w. A. Hacker, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will speak on
Social Service in our Schools" and
also on the subject of student aid
Sat School 80 at 2:30 Wednesday.
EE Willard Brown of Technical high
School, will present a trumpet solo,
accompanied by David l.. Neafus,
player of the Scottish. Rite carlton.
Miss Lena d. SwOpe, principal,
will extend a welcome to mothers
ssslew to the district, and tea will be
t6erved following the program.
E. w. Diggs and a Community
vFund representative will speak on
mchild welfare at School AZ at 3:15
"wednesday. Music will be provided
etby the fifth grade chorus, under di-
Erection of Mrs. Evelyn Briscoe Hos
stresses will be addressed by Mrs. Eu-
sigenia Adama. Previous to the meet
heng, the child study circle of the as
SSs,;ociation will hold its opening meet
gi.ng at o'clock.
er School SIS will meet at 2:3O
"wednesday. Miss Fay Banta, prin-
stcipal, and Mrs. George H. Sohn,
Tpsslresident, will speak. Music will be
nslrovided by pupils. A Community
SsiSFund talk will follow.
,, Mrs. John Cunningham, former
Tudor hall principal, will speak on
9fThe Parent and the Changing
SWorld" at School go at 2:3O Wednes-
) day afternoon. Mrs. ]. M. Pearson
will sing.
/ The association of School 70 will
Shold its October meeting at $50
Wednesday. Children of the de-
npartment grades will give a program
Sof songs and living pictures in honor
of Jean Francois Millet, under the
direction of Miss Charlotte Thomas.
A reception for new teachers and
for Mrs Maude Moudy, principal.
Will mark the meeting at School 70
at 2:45 Wednesday. Officers will be
installed. Music will be provided
by trio from the Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music, composed of
Irene May Steele, violin; Virginia
Lezenberger, cello, and Gertrude
Whelan, piano.
The Association Of School rs will
offer a program at 2:30 Wednesday
in memory of Mrs Minnie Hartman,
for whom the school was named re-
Gently. Mrs. Hartman was the or
ganizer of the first Parent Teacher
Association in indianapolis, served
as its first president, and also was
the first president Of the local
Parent-Teacher Federation.
A tulip tree in commemoration of
Mrs. Hartman and these activities
has been planted in the grounds of
the Riley hospital.
The program will include talks by
Mrs. A. A. Davis, only survivor OF
the original executive board; Mrs.
Clayton Ridge, pupil in the school
at the time, and Miss Dora Klefer,
who was 8, teacher. Music will be
provided by Charlie Davis, a former
pupil, and who organized and con-
Quoted the first public school or
chestra in Indianapolis, and by
George Willeford, violinist, a present
pupil.
Mrs. Vivian Marbury, principal
will welcome mothers news to
School 81. at the meeting at 3:15
Wednesday afternoon. Music will be
provided by the boys chorus, under
the direction of Miss Corene Allen.
A reception and tea will follow.
Mrs. S. M. Myers, president of the
Indianapolis Parent Teacher Fed
Grafton, will speak on What Makes
Good Parent Teacher ASsocia-
ton" at School 81 at 2.30 Wednes-
day. There will be a group Of songs
by children of the sixth grade;
recitation. THE Raggedy Man" by
Betty Mills of the second grade; a
playlet, The Seven Little Kids" BY
pupils Of the "a and BIB, and a piano
SCld by Betty CulY0dpu