The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-28

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School 8 will hold it's February
meeting at 3:15 Wednesday after
noon. DR.. Wayne o. Hill will speak
on the care of childrens teeth. A
trumpet duet will be provided by
Rex and Josephine Best, and a vo-
- solo by Mrs. Bernice Vaught.
program Of community singing
will be feature of a patriotic serv-
ice to be held by the association of
School 10 at 3:15 Wednesday after
noon.
School IA will hold it's meeting
at $40 Wednesday. Mrs. w. E.
Balch, second e-president Of the
Parent Teacher federation, will
speak on legislative measures of in
terest to parent-teacher patrons. A
group Of piano numbers will be
given by Harry Bason, and there
will be program of songs by the
childrens chorus. Tea and a social
hour will follow
Mrs. S. M Myers. president of the
Parent-Teacher Federation will
speak on The Legislature Program
of the P. T. rs" at school 20 at 3:15
Wednesday. Piano duet will be pro-
vided by Misses Elizabeth Hardy and
Irene Bentley,and a group of read
ings by Miss Lillian Hardy.
S. o. BelZer will speak on the sub
lect of Boy Scouts at school q at
2.30 Wednesday, assisted by demon
STATIONS by scouts of the neighbor-
hood. Mrs. James L. Murray sec
ond vice president and legislative
chairman of the Indiana Congress
of Parents and Teachers, Will also
speak on the legislative measures of
interests to parents.
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak at
school 30 at PAS Wednesday after
noon. A group of readings will be
given by Mrs. Fred Wright, and a
vocal solo by Miss Betty Star. A
program of games will be given by
the children of the school.
DR.. w. L. Richardson, dean of
the Butler university college of ed
ucation, will speak on the Child
In the Home" at School 33 Wednes-
day. A musical program will be
given by the intermediate chorus
and glee club. An informal tea
welcoming the mothers new to the
school will follow the meeting.
School 35 will hold its meeting at
2:30 Wednesday. A sketch of the
life Of Washington will be given by
Mrs. Charles Kock, and the life of
Lincoln by Mrs. Esther Cline. A
group of seven pupils of the school
will give a sketch of the life of
LCngfellow, followed by a portrayal
OF The Village Blacksmith" Com
munity singing of patriotic songs
will compose the musical program.
Emmett A Rise, assistant principal
of Shortridge high school, will speak
on Educational Progress in the In
dianapolS Schools at the meeting of
School Sc at sos Wednesday.
A miscellaneous program in
charge of the parents will be given
at school As at $50 Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Morton will give a
group Of readings, and James Wat
son Graham a group of songs at
School 81 at 3 Wednesday. Par
entS, new to the school, especially
are urged to attend.
DR. John Carmack will give a
health talk at School 50 at 3:05
"Wednesday. Mrs Bob Shank. legis-
lative chairman of the Parent
Teacher Federation, will talk on
legislative measures of interest to
school patrons.
Mrs. David Ross will speak on
How Movies Contribute to Leisure
Time at School 70 at ?. Wednesday.
The girls Of the junior high school
Will give a program of Spanish and
marionette dances
Major Gerald Huddleson Will
speak on "PacifiSm" at School rs
at 2.30 Wednesday. Tea in honor
o. mothers, new to the school, will
follow.
Prof. E. L. DiggS, principal of
School a., will speak on phases of
parent-teacher work at School SO
at 3, Wednesday.
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