Evening star., 1933-04-02

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| meeting will be April IL at 8 o'clock,
with the election of officers.
The president called together num-
Der of the members last Thursday at
the home of Mrs. B. Frank Joy, vice
| president, and formed a study group,
which will continue through the
! Summer.
Wheatley.
| Miss Susan Mellichampe. sixth grade
teacher and captain of Wheatley Girl
Scout Troop, announces that on April
| 81. District of Columbia Arbor day,
Troop 81 will place marker at the
tree planted last year. with appropriate
exercises; on April 81. the sixth birth
day of the troop, there will be busi-
ness meeting and an election of patrol
leaders for 1933-34; on May IL, all
cards for merit badges or awards must
be in the hands of the committee
signed by the proper examiner. No
awards or badges will be awarded on
cards received after this date; on May
10, the Girl Scout Spring play will be
held The proceeds will go for troop
scholarships to the Girl Scout Camp;
on May IS, troop court Of awards will
be held in the auditoriu;l of Wheatley
School at 3:45 pm. Al. badges and
awards will be made thin, including
camp scholarships.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Nina
Russell, the grade mothers of the fol-
lowing grades are holding teas on these
respective dates. Thursday, Mrs. Wey
rich's fourth grade, served from to 3,
when the children presented the play,
AN Arab Judges Decision; Mrs. Alice
Brooks and Miss Susan Mellichampe's
grades will serve Wednesday from 2 to
3, presenting the Spanish Tea; Miss
Eva Horvath's class will serve Friday
from 80 to 230, presenting Mex
ican Fiesta: while Miss Steele's and
Mrs. Mitchells kindergartens will serve
Friday from 1890 to 80. These af-
fairs are held to allow every parent an
opportunity to meet the children's
teachers.
At the executive board meeting Tues
day parent-teacher pin was presented
to Mrs. Bulah Kight in recognition Of
her work as chairman of Student Aid
at Wheatley.
The regular meeting of the organiza-
ton will be held Tuesday at 2:30. when
J. j. Crane. assistant superintendent of
schools, will speak on campaigning
for the Elimination of Destructiveness.
Election of officers will be held.
Under the supervision of Miss Kate
Bresnahan, arts and crafts teacher, the
Parent-Teacher Sewing Circle is meet
ing regularly to complete costumes for
the May festival, to be held at Wheat
ley May /.
Macfarland Junior High.
An executive meeting was held Mon
day evening in the school by the asso-
citation president, Maj. Ralph E. Davis.
Funds were voted in support of various
school activities. Plans were made for
benefit movie to be held early in
April at the Colony Theater.
Instructions for commencement ap-
parel have been circulated among par
entS of 9-B children.
Edmonds -Maury.
The executive board will meet at
2:30 pm. April 8, at Maury School.
A luncheon will be held at the
Edmonds School, April S.
Out Of all children entering school
TINS year in the Edmonds and Maury
Schools, 81 were found to be in perfect
physical condition, and blue ribbons
were awarded at an assembly last week.
Mrs. j. D. Denit. president, also gave
each child a pink carnation.
Free lunches are being served every
day at the Maury School by the
mothers of the association for children
from both schools.
Bryan.
At meeting of the association Miss
Marie Moore, teacher. played the piano,
and Miss Meyers, teacher, read the
State presidents message. The meeting
was Fathers Night" and a surprising
number of fathers and mothers at
tended. Miss Martin of the Bureau of
Education spoke on the Unusual
Child" Coffee and sandwiches were
served in the housekeeping room.
Mrs. Williams, Juvenile Court stlair-
man, gave report of her committee
in serving Bryan week at the Juvenile
Court, and Mrs White gave short
report of Student Aid work.
Monroe.
Child Guidance" was the subject Of
the address delivered Tuesday night
by Miss Susie Quander at the meeting
of the association. Reports were made
by the following chairmen Mrs Fell
ton, Clinic Committee; Mrs. Harvey,
Sewing Committee, and Mrs. Cassell,
Finance Committee
Central
Across Modern Asia by Motor" is
the subject of an illustrated lecture
DR.. Maynard Owen Williams of the
National Geographic Society will give
at Central High School tomorrow at 8
o'clock at the association meeting.