Evening star., 1933-11-12

Plans are under way to distribute
baskets Of groceries TO needy families
at Thanksgiving.
The Noyes School has 9 Boy Patrol,
rust organized, consisting Of boys from
John Wilkinson: lieutenant, Vernon
Hollidge, and privates, Arnall Gaus-
man. Billy Swan, Harold Sheppard and
Joe Thacker, An assembly of the pa
Friday morning. The patrol boys Of
St. Anthony's Catholic School were
guests and their captain gave short
talk. Officer Ennis OF the fifth precinct
spoke.
The monthly meeting Of the associ-
ation will be held November 20 at 8
pm. IA the Noyes School. Miss Eliz-
abeth Andrews, supervisor Of practice
teaching at Wilson Teachers College,
win speak on "Chtldren's Hobbies"
Community Chest.
Edmsnds- Kingsman-MaHry.
The meeting Of the association win
be Held at the Maury School tomorrow
at pm. Officers viii be Installed.
Living Together In the Family" will
be the subject upon which q teacher.
q mother and father viii give talks.
"a 40lIk1EO2l WILL NC 4lC14 az I1lC
Kingsn1an School November is. PlAte
for the parents. November Is has been
set as bundle day for the three schools.
Barnard.
The association will meet Tuesday
evening In the school auditorium. Mrs.
George F. Zook will speak on Some
Phases Of Parental Education"
Phoebe Hearst.
The Executive Board will meet tomor-
row at 1:30 pm.
Benjamin StOddert.
The association met Monday. Miss
Lydia NJ Burklin, head worker at
Friendship House, spoke ON Character
Building" A musical program was
given by Mrs. Norma Coombs, violinist;
Mrs. Mira Wallace, cellist, and Mrs.
Frances Barret, pianist. An essay was
read by Miss Frances Reich. Refresh
ments were furnished by the fifth grade
mothers.
A luncheon will be held at the school
sponsored by the Ways and Means Com
mittee. A committee meeting will be
held tomorrow at 2 pm, composed Of
the grade mothers and the chairman,
Mrs. Irwin Chilcoat
A study group is being formed and
will meet Wednesday at pm. Miss
Alice Wood, associate State study group
chairman, will be the leader.
Hine Junior High.
Mrs. Martin Kudolla, Membership
chairman, who has Just completed a
drive. announces q total enrolment Of
163. A party will be given to Miss
HinkePs class and also Miss Martins
class, who tied In bringing In the same
percentage of members.
A reception for parents and teachers
will be held December 8 at 1880 pm.
Jefferson Junior High.
The association will meet tomorrow
Mrs. Julia Zimmerman Is in charge OF
the program. .Jeno Sevely Of the
Washington Symphony Orchestra will
play ~ a group of violin numbers. A
speaker will explain the N. r. A.
Sketches from the operetta, Purple
dren's contribution to the program.
This play will be given by the school
November %, "a and 25.
Miss Irene Minear, head Of the cloth
ing and foods department., has arranged
breakfast menus. Miss Minear Is pfaav
mig 10 distribute copies Of menus to
the mothers. Mrs. Elsie Weity, presi-
dent, WIN preside.
a meeting win be held tonoozysw at
pm. Mrs. Wilson Compton VIII speak
on 'NThe Community ChAst.n hntes
are: Mrs Clinton Ward, president:
aens MS r. Wafss W seSnet5 ast sseond sees P see
president; Mrs. j. g. Stephenson,
recording secretary; Mrs. Frank P.
Leetch, treasurer; Mrs. Henry S.
Mrs. j. H. Hildebrand, Mrs. H. s.
Matthews, ir.. delegates; Mrs. Lawrence
H. Martin, Student Aid: Mrs. G. F.
Eubank, Luncheons; Mrs, G. ]. Allen.
Hospitality; Mrs. c. E. McDougal, Iu-
venile Court; Mrs Harvey JACOBS, Com
munity Chest.
The Kenilworth study group VII
meet tomorrow at 1:30 pm. In he
school, the subject being What Is
Necessary to Make Good Home Life?"
Mrs. George Lingehach is leader Of this
group and Mrs. A. w. Farr, chairman.
Bancroft.
DR.. F. w. Ballou, superintendent CT
schools; Robert L. Haycock and Henry
I. Quinn of the Board of Education
were guests of honor at the reception
held by the association Tuesday eve
ming, on the occasion of the opening
of the new addition Of the school. Miss
Grace Lind, principal Of the school, and
Mrs. Riley Elgen, president Of the asso-
citation also in the rPPofvfr7c1 line
Mrs William Sweet was in charge of
the decorations and Mrs. Barnum
Levitan, assisted by Mrs. Mary Bowie,
Mrs. Pauline Dannheiser and Mrs. Pearl
Orler superintended the serving Of re-
freshments Representatives from the
Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights
Citizens Associations and representa-
tives from the faculties Of six other
schools will attend.
Whittier.
The association will meet in the
school tomorrow night. Entertainment
will be in the form Of trombone Sc
lections by G. Dewey Gardner and his
son Donald. Printed programs for the
years meetings will be distributed by
Mrs. Allen Clark, Program chairman.
Mrs. Leroy Poole, Membership chair
man, win launch a membership drive.
Mrs. Frederick Pavay VIII preside.
Mrs. William Clark, study group
chairman. presided at the meeting last
Wednesday. continuing the discussion,
Living With Our Children" Several
mothers brought problems to the meet
ing which will be embodied in the pro-
gram of study now being prepared.
Mrs. w. v. Ball was in charge Of
the Fall luncheon. Free lunches were
served the patrol boys.
Bundle days were observed Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs. William r. Nc
Names, Student Aid chairman, super
vised the gathering of clothing for
needy children.
Miss Elsie Green, principal of Whit
tier, held the last of q series of three
educational conferences with mothers Of
local pupils on November 2. Open
house was observed after these meet
ings on Thursday.