Evening star., 1933-04-09
Parent-Teacher Activities

with basket of flowers by Miss Morti-
mer in behalf of the association.
Mrs. w. Stevens, Summer roundup
chairman, gave talk on The Impor-
tance of Entering Pupils in School
Fit"
The following doctors will serve from
to II am. on Health day. May /;
R. ]. Bosworth, w. B. Morse, w. e.
Krechting; also dentists, j. r. McIn-
tyre and j. A. Hallisey.
Every pupil will participate in the
pagent, Awakening of Spring." which
was originated and written by Miss
Florence Mortimer. Pupils assisted by
parent-teacher grade mothers are COM
pleting costumes for this event on May
/, at o'clock.
The series Of grade mother "ac-
quaintance teas" continue as follows:
Mrs. Alice Brooks, sixth grade, will serve
Wednesday, April IL, from l: 80 to 2:30,
during which a play, In Old Colon
ial Days" will be presented by pupils;
Miss s. Mellichampe's grade will serve
Wednesday, April IL, from 80 to 3,
when they will give a play, Sunny
Spain" On April II, at 1880, the three
first grades of Misses Gieger, Espey and
Motyka will serve during which various
phases of pupils activities will be DEM
onstrated to the parents. Friday, at
1:30 pm, Miss Horvath's class will pre-
sent a Mexican fiesta and serve Mexi-
can food to attending members.
Mrs. Edna Rawlings, study group
leader, will hold class discussion
April IL at pm, the topic being "Re-
peating Commands"
Macfarland Junior High.
A benefit movie will be held at the
Colony Theater May 2.
Jackson.
The association will meet at the
school April 10. The executive meeting
was held at the school Wednesday. The
second grade will entertain with recita-
tions. The discussion topic for the
meeting will be Playground Activities"
and the Summer roundup chairman,
Mrs. v. E. Thompson, will announce
her committee.
Blair Hayes.
The play for the association was
given March "a at the Good Shepherd
Church by the Glood Shepherd Players.
Those taking part were Mrs. Walcott,
Lewis Magruder, Mildred Elrod, VIII
liam Picken, Edith Dodge, Adeline
Radice, John Bayliss, Anna Dean, Mr..
Walcott and Hazel Signor Mrs. Mauds
Meyer was chairman Of the committee.
The executive meeting was held at
the Hayes School April at 1880 pm.
The business meeting will be held at
the Hayes School April IS at 3 pm.
Officers will be elected.
Stuart Junior High.
The association met April z at 8
pm. The children from the seventh
grade presented a play. Mrs. L. Hall,
membership chairman; Mrs. A. o. Ber.
tolini, philanthropic chairman, and Mrs.
v. johnson, good cheer chairman, gave
reports.
The executive board will hold q
home Of DR.. Yeager, TOO East Capitol
street.
The president appointed a Nominat-
ing Committee: Mrs. Yeager, Mrs. L.
Wyman and Mrs. j. w. Burroughs.
Blow Webb.
A meeting was held last Tuesday
night at Blow School, when Mrs. Pee
Piles, director of the Community Center
Department, talked on THE Function
of the Community Center" and Mrs.
j. N. Saunders, the guest speaker, also
made a short talk.
The grade mothers met with the
principal, Miss Marie A. Turner. The
mothers gave final analysis Of con-
ditions existing in various homes in
the neighborhood. A membership prize
was awarded to Mrs. Beller's sixth
grade at Webb School.
At the Blow School a breakfast club
has been organized under the direction
of Mrs. G. K. Mann, fifth grade teacher.
Plans are in progress for the May
day programs at each school.
Takoma.
An open house meeting of the asso-
citation was held in the school audi
torium March %. DR.. E. N. G. Barnes,
director of music of the District schools,
contribute $40 from the milk fund for
milk for needy children in other
schools.
Mrs. Walter P. Harman, chairman OF
the Health Committee, called for 10
mothers to volunteer their services in
the Summer roundup of pre-school
children who will enter school In Sep
tember or next February. Doctors and
dentists viii be at the school the
morning of May l from 10 to IL o'clock
to give these children physical ex-
aminations.
Gage.
4IlcIc WILL Uc u1ettlIlS VI LIE as
ISOLATION April 10, at 1:30 in the
school.
BroOkland- Bunker Hil-Noyes.
A luncheon was held by the associa-
tion April 5, in the Brookland school.
Gordon Junior High.
A meeting Of the association will be
held April II in the school auditorium.
Election of officers will be held and
at the May meeting. About
500 of the pupils have had q thorough
physical examination this year by DR..
De Saussure, assisted by Mrs. Oliff, the
health chairman, and several of the
mothers who are on her committee.
Park View.
Since the Park View Community
Center was closed April ], the associa-
ton will endeavor to keep it open the
remaining Friday evenings this year.