Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19


The association Is holding o bundle
day, Miss Blakewell's second grade of
Rossell School won the prize for larg-
est attendance Of parents.
Mckinley High.
Another unit Of the comprehensive
guidance program being worked out
will get into action this week with the
election Of the Student Advisory Com
mittee.
Periodical news releases to the vari-
Gus chairmen, who will in turn dis
seminite the information to the entire
parent body Of the school, are a part
Of the campaign to bring every parent
into touch with the school" The first
Of these releases went out shortly be-
fore the first regular meeting of the
association. The next win go out this
week.
Powell Elementary.
A meeting Of the association was
held IN the school auditorium Monday
night.
The student aid chairman made a
plea for clothing for needy school chill
dren. A gift Of $40 from the asso-
citation was offered for this cause, and
two mothers have knitted sweaters.
The Community Chest speaker was
Mrs. William @. Illch. The association
voted to support the Chest.
Miss Barbara Brown sang, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Gray.
Miss Jean Long and Miss Evelee Gray
| entertained with readings. DR.. S.
Daugherty OF the Memorial United
Brethren Church gave talk on 60
operation"
Mrs. Schultze Of the fifth grade re-
ceived the prize for the largest per-
centage Of members present.
The association will give card party
tomorrow night.
The study group will meet tomorrow
at 1880 pm. In the auditorium. Mrs,
B. r. Wood. associate District Study
Group chairman, will talk.
Bowen GreenIeaf.
The association met November 9 at
the Bowen School, Mrs. A. Hummel
presiding. DR.. Fisher explained the
Schick test.
A party was announced for November
"a. at 8 pm, at SIT Eleventh street
southeast.
The attendance prize for the Green
| leaf School was won by the fifth grade
Miss BaltzeI, teacher. who also won the
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OF new members during the drive which
ended November .. The prize for the
Bowen School was q tie between the
the fourth grade. Mrs. Mollahan,
teacher.
Curtis-Hyde- Addison.
The association met Monday evening
In the Curtis School. Mrs. II. A. Shorter
president. presiding.
A section of the Gordon Junior High
School Orchestra furnished music. Mrs
Parkinson spoke on THE Aims and
Objects Of the Community Chest Drive. >
| The association donated $40 TO the
| Student Aid Fund. November 81 and
20 were designated as bundle and
provision" days for the group of build
ings. A membership drive was launched
by Miss Keliher.
Miss Hellingers fourth grade class
| at the Addison received the silver cur
for the largest number Of parents in
attendance.
Janney.
The association was addressed by DR.
Agnes Gregg of the Child Research
Center on Nutrition" Mrs. Roger
Eisinger conducted on open forum or
Service In the School" 1t was decided
to furnish hot drink to children bring.
ing lunches on days when the weather
is bad.
The child study group, under the
direction Of Mrs. Parks, will begin wori
in January
The Executive Board entertained ths
grade mothers at a luncheon in tht
school October 30. Mrs. Holmes spckl
on The Work of the Grade Mothers,
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on what Becomes of Your State anC
National Dues"
Kenilworth.
A reception for the turning over Of
| the new school to the teachers, chill
dren and community was held Novem.
Der 10. Mrs. Florence Rogers, superyis-
ing principal Of the sixth division. con-
Quoted short program. including music
by the Eliot Junior High School Orches-
ira. Boys and Girls Glee Club. read
| ing of the history of Kenilworth and
of the Parent-Teacher Association. q
| few words of greeting from r. L. Hay
cock, Mr.. Buker, representing the Com
munity Chest, followed by the principal
of the new school, Miss E. Emmons
and Capt. Marks of the eleventh
precinct. Mrs. Mabel Hubble expressed
appreciation for the new school.
Mrs. George Lingebach, leader of the
study group, held a meeting In the
( teachers room at the school November
6. THE Parents Part in the Child's
Life" was the subject. The second meet
ing was held November Is, having fol
the subject what Is Necessary To
| Make Good Home Life?" The third
meeting Of the group will be held No
vember 20 In the school. Parental I'M
patience" being the subject of the dis
cussion to be lead by Mrs. G. A. Lmge-
bach. The chairman of this group Is
Mrs. A. w. Farr
Cranch- Tyler.
The association met at the Buchanan
! School, November IS. The guest speak
er was Linn @. Drake Of the Boy Scout
Headquarters. Four boys from TrooI
40 gave the Scout bugle call. Several
boys from Troop so gave first-aie
| demonstration under the direction Of
Mr.. Clark. Mrs. ]. N. Saunders, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers, talked
on the Community Chest.
A desk pen was presented to Mis-
| Knighton, former principal OF the
| Cranch- Tyler Schools Mrs. Mangur
sang rs tribute to Miss Knighton anc
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presented to Mrs. Saunders and Miss
Crook.
Randle Highlands Orr.
A meeting was held at the On
School November 8. DR.. Margaret
Nicholson, child specialist, spoke or
| How to Prevent Common Colds"
The program, arranged by Miss Lou
ise Bush, was made up of songs by
groups of children from the kinder
garten. Miss Brooks first grade, and
Miss Bush's and Mrs. Gossett's second
grades.
Congress Heights.
The association met November 8
Mrs Charles McGogney presiding
Mrs. xander reported the membership
drive viii continue during November
| Miss Catherine Lenroot spoke on
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