Evening star., 1933-10-08
Parent-Teacher Activities

The Board Of Managers Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Congress Of Parents
and Teachers will meet Tuesday at l
pm. in the directors room OF the N.
Z. A. Building.
Under auspices Of Southeast Com
munity Center q class in public speak
Ing will be organised tomorrow at 8
pm. in room ITO Of the Hine Junior
High School.
The Whittier association will meet to-
morrow at 8 pm. The president, Mrs.
Frederick P. Pavay, will preside.
An executive meeting was held on
September %, at which time the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. F. p. Pavay; first vice president,
Mrs. Edward Stitt; second vice presi-
dent. Miss Elsie Michaelsen; recording
spending secretary, Mrs. G. M. Dixon;
treasurer, Mrs. Howard r. Jones. Com
mittees and chairmen: Ways and
Means, Mrs. w. v. Ball; Membership,
Mrs. J. Leroy Poole; Hospitality, Mrs.
w. T. Parker; Publicity, Mrs. j. F..
Lartz; Student Aid, Mrs. r. B. Hol-
lander; Equipment, Mrs. j. Douglass
Wallop; Music, Mrs. s. P. Holland; !;
Program, Mrs. J. Allen Clark; Scrap
Book, Mrs. Benjamin Cruickshanks;
Publications. Mrs E. w. Farlee; Health,
Mrs Hal Lowry: Room Representatives,
Mrs. w. E. Anderson; Study Group,
Mrs. Kenneth A. Foote.
TruesdelL.
The president, Mrs H. P. Clarke, has
appointed the following chairmen for
the coming year: Grade mothers, Mrs.
Henry Weeks; health. Mrs. James Glea-
son: hospitality. Mrs. N. P. O'Connell;
Juvenile Court, Mrs. Gales Feaster;
State bulletin, Mrs. BENJAMIN Segal;
publicity, Mrs r. K. Walker: legisla-
ton, Mrs. H. O. Embrey; membership,
Mrs. p o. Gottwals; program, Mrs
S. c. Tupman Summer roundup. Mrs
Percy Ellet; student aid. Mrs. Clarence
Claridge; Fairgrounds, Mrs. j. w. Kais-
ner; ways and means. Mrs. w. E.
Jeffries; study group, Mrs. Harry Nc
Donald: visual education, Mrs. c. G..
Thomas.
W. b. Powell Elementary.
The first meeting Of the school year
will be held tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
MIS-. Randolph Myers, State program
chairman, will outline course Of study.
Music will be furnished by Mrs. Jes-
sic Braisdell, pianist. Tea will be
served. Children will be cared for in
the kindergarten as usual.
Gordon Junior High.
The first general meeting will be held
Wednesday at pm. This will be the
usual "back-to-school" night, afording
an opportunity for the parents to be-
come acquainted with the teachers.
Edmunds- s-Kingyman-Maury.
At q special meeting last week the
three associations agreed to become q
Joint organization.
New officers were elected as follows:
President. Mrs. F. Dunn; vice president,
Mrs. J. w. Davis: recording secretary,
Miss Mary Crowley; corresponding Sec
retary. Mrs. Roberta Crenshaw; histo-
rian. Mrs. Cecil Clark.
Meetings will be held every second
and night meetings among the three
schools.
AmidOn- R0ssell.
Mrs. r. E. McConchie. president, an
On Tuesday at 3:l5 at the Amidon
School. Plans are being made for q
luncheon October 10.
Francis Scott Key.
A committee was appointed to make
the music and teachers rooms more
attractive by adding curtains and flow-
ers.
ro<,,1,r r,aat;ro ~ {he ,seo,;o+;o,,
will be held Friday at 8 pm. at the
school. Miss Clara Hickman. admins
trative principal. and Miss NJ H. Lluf-
rio. past principal. will speak.
Wallach.
The Wallach Association will meet
tomorrow. Open house will be OBJ
served from ! 80 to pm, after which
tea will be served. This will be fol-
lowed by a brief business meeting.
Buchanan.
The yearly membership drive will
start October 10 and end November 81.
The frst regular meeting will be held
Tuesday at 245 pm. Plans for the
coming year will be outlined.
Bowen Greenleaf.
There will be meeting Of the asso-
ciation Thursday, october IL, at 8
o'clock In the Bowen School Tea will
be served at a reception following the
meeting.
Wheatley.
"The Community's Responsibility to
the Child" will be the general topic
Of the years program at Wheatley, as
presented by Mrs. Edna Rawlings, chair
man, at the opening meeting held in
the school last Tuesday.
Work accomplished by pupils in the
school garden during the vacation
period was demonstrated by lantern
slides shown by the science teacher,
Miss H. Stohlman.
Mrs. D. w. johnson, in charge Of the
Parent Home and Community
Garden contest for Wheatley pupils,
gave her report and awarded prizes to
the following: for community gardens:
First, Emilio Ferrari; second. Ann Hef-
lin; third. Everett Smith, and for home
individual gardens: First. Dorothy
Knott; second. James Humphries; third,
Raymond Russell. The gardens were
rated on effort shown, constant care
and attractiveness of arrangement.
oul llcSCOtl IA4dl
the membership drive has started.
Cranoh-TyleF.
A meeting Of the association will be
held tomorrow at 3:15 pm. dn the
Tyler School In observance Of Girl Scout
month. Mrs. Roy Geiger will speak,
following which will be reception for
the new principal and teachers.
Raymond.
The first meeting will be held tomor-
row with Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle
of the board of education as the prin-
cipal speaker. Miss L. E. Ballenger,
principal of the Raymond School, will
Introduce several new teachers. Nomi-
nation Of officers for the coming year
will be made.
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