The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
News of PIT. A. Groups

The Parent Teacher Association
of Broad Ripple high school will
hold its February meeting at 8
Wednesday night. The program
will consist of music by the school s
music department, including a solo
by Raymond Hall, head of the de-
partment, and a playlet, Who
Wins" by pupils and former pupils.
Lieutenant Timothy Mcmahon
will have charge of a safety meet
ign at School 2 at 7:30 Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak at
School at 3:15 Wednesday after
noon. Music will be furnished by
the mothers glee club. The social
committee will serve following the
meeting The Child Study Club of
, the association will meet from 80
to 2;30, previous to the regular
meeting.
Mrs. Lucien King, corresponding
secretary of the Parent-Teacner
Federation. will speak on the legis-
lative program at School at 3:15
Wednesday. A program of music
and readings will be given by the
schools male quartet.
Mrs S. M Myers, president of the
Parent Teacher Federation, will
speak at School 10 at $50 Wednes-
Gay. Music Will be provided by the
girls glee club of Manual Training
high school.
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will give an
educational talk at School Is at 7:30
Wednesday night. Special music will
be provided by the Greyhound
quartet of Indiana Central college.
A special invitation is extended to
fathers and mothers.
Mrs. Lula Bortz, domestic science
teacher, will talk at School Is at
3:15 Wednesday on helpful recipes.
A Mother Goose operetta and VAL
entine play will be given.
Miss Rousseau Mcclellan of the
biology department of Shortridge
high school will speak on Nature
and Birds at School % at sos
Wednesday. A program of enter
tainment will be offered by children
of the school.
Mrs. James L. Murray, second
vice president and legislative chair
man of the Indiana Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will speak at
School %, at 2:30 Wednesday.
Projects that were developed dur
ing the last semester by the geo.
graphy classes of the 4A and 5B
grades will be displayed. A pageant,
"A Tour Through Europe will be
given in costume by children of the
5B, and Representative American
Tyles" by children of the 4A
Miss Aileen Klaiber, assisted by
one Of her pupils, will give pro-
gram of dramatic readings.
DR.. Russell Henry will give an
illustrated lecture on tuberculosis at
School 81 at 2:3o Wednesday. The
mothers chorus wNl sing.
Mrs. Ernst Piepenbrok will speak
on The Home and Education" at
School "a at 3:15 Wednesday. Music
will be furnished by the platoon de-
partment.
A program furnished by Girl Re-
serves, under the direction of Mrs.
Hatty Bedford, will be a feature of
the meeting at School 81 at 3:I5
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Belle Schofeld. director of
art in the public schools. will sneak
on My Trip in the Land of the
Egyptians at the Sloan School Al
at 2:30 Wednesday,. A musical pro-
gram will be provided by Ralph
wright, director OF music in the
city schools.
Dr. Elsie Stewart will sneak IN
The Value of Disease Prevention in
School Children" at las Wedne Jav
at School 43. Kenneth Hill. former
pupil Of the school, will give a ero,In
Of trumpet solos.
Milo Stuart, assistant superin-
tendent of schools. will speak on
Qualities That Count" at School
a, at 23o Wednesday, Trees"
will be sung by the Mothers chorus
and readings will be given by Miss
Mary Blanche Lennon. A social