Evening star., 1933-01-15

, brought to a close within the next few
| days.
Plans are going forward under the
direction of Mrs. p B, Bransdorf fol
the card party Thursday evening. AS
sisting her will be Mrs. M W. Chadwic
Mrs. Warren E. Thomas, Mrs. Warner
J. OJeary, Miss Myrtle Moore and 9
group Of schoolgirls.
James r. Oyster.
The annual Christmas party was held
December % In the school auditorium
Toys brought By the children and re-
conditioned, under the direction of Mrs
H. F. Dickinson. were banked under
the tree. to be distributed to the or
phanages.
The Executive Board met January 4
in the school library. At the meeting
of the association January the speak
er was H. W. Draper. A luncheon will
be given at the school January 10.
Gordon Junior High.
The association met Wednesday at
3 pm, with Mrs. E. r. Altman pre-
siding. Tea was served in the library
at the conclusion of this meeting.
Fillmore
The association will meet tomorrow
at 8 pm. The Wise Use of Leisure
is the program theme for the year
This months topic is Music" There
will be a demonstration Of rhythmic
movement and piano selections by a
group Of Burleit.l children, conducted
BY Mrs. Mary B. Myers. The partici-
pants will be Mary L. Lakernan, Mary
Nickson, Marcia Klein, katherine Kern,
Dan S. Movers and James F. Gallery, u.
An c>--.ss5 will be given by c. c. Cap
pell. concert manager, on Music in the
wise Use of Leisure"
Master George Arevuri and Master
Emile Joseph will play violin solos, ac-
companied by Miss Ivalee Newell,
yyesi.
Charles l. Stengle, editor OF the Ma
tional Farm News. will address the
association tomorrow at 3 O'clock.
There will be meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee at 1880 o'clock.
Truesdell.
The Executive Board will meet In tne
school Monday at 1:30 pm.
Mrs. Willard Jeffris, chairman oil
ways and means, met with her commit
tee Thursday to make plans for the
bake sale in the school January 49,
beginning at 10 am.
Mrs. Kenneth R. Peirce, chairman OF
good cheer, reported her committee
took care of 80 children at Christmas,
giving them clothes and toys; also l0
families were supplied with baskets Oh
food.
The study group met wednesday at
1880 pm.
Langley Junior High.
The association will meet January II
at 7:30 pm. From 7;30 to $40 O'Clock
will be for conferences between the par
ents and teachers in the class rooms.
The school band will give concert
The speaker of the evening will be
Miss Helen E. Samuels. former pres1-
dent of the Vocational Guidance Asso-
citation of the District, her subject being
Guidance in the Junior High School =
Roosevelt High School.
The association will meet January 18,
in the school auditorium. After the
business session, parents and teachers
will be entertained by group of the
students from the Glee Club in excerpts
from the operetta. Joan Of the Nancy
Lee" This same operetta is being given
in the school January l3.
Shepherd.
The meeting scheduled for January
8 was postponed to January 16. 1t will
be Fathers night and the fathers will
have charge of entertainment and re-
freshments. Special speakers have been
provided.
John Quincy Adams.
Mrs Henry Grattan Doyle, vice pres
ident of the Board of Education, was
guest speaker at the meeting of the
association Tuesday. the theme being
the District School" Miss NJ Mer-
ritt, principal, spoke on School Al
fairs"
The hour of the study group, under
the leadership of Mrs. B. r. Wood, has
been changed to 1870 pm. The next
meeting is January 18.
The Stamp Club sponsored by the
association, will meet on Monday at
8 pm, in the school.
Keene.
The association met Tuesday eve
ming. The student aid chairman asked
for help for each Wednesday this
month at the student aid rooms A card
party will be held January 20 in the
Paul Junior High School at $3.50 pm
Mrs. j. C. Brown and Mrs. A. w. ray
lor were named by the president as
delegates TO the State Congress.
Wheatley.
DR. Stephen E. Kramer. first assist
ant superintendent Of schools, addressed
parents at the school Tuesday night
The grade mothers will hold a oues-
ton box conference January 25 at 2
o'clock in the scheol library. Mrs.
Nina Russell, vice president, will pre-
side. Discussion will be led by Mrs.
Walter q Jones