Evening star., 1933-05-28

ti0n? Mrs. Helen Deon sang solo
and Mrs. Leona Duvall gave a mono
logue.
won the attendance prize. and Mrs.
knight, second, Alb, lexington. Mrs
knight also received a prize for hay
ing had the most parents present at
all the meetings Miss M Lewis, Alb,
Emery. received the same.
The final pre-school examination was
at Emery Thursday, May 25.
The Schoolboy Patrol luncheon was
given at Emery. The patrol had float
in the parade MAY 81.
The following officers have been
elected: President, Mrs. G. L. Hoyne;
first vice president. Mrs. H. II. Dono-
van; second vice president. Mrs. ms
coe; treasurer, Mrs. Gipson; corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. T. Sawyer;
recording secretary. Mrs. Fiscel.
Bowen Greenleaf.
The association met in the Bowen
School. when the following officers
were elected President, Mrs. Hummel:
vice president, Mrs. Perron: secretary,
Mrs. Smauwood; treasurer, Mrs. True
worthy; historian, Mrs Wilkerson.
May Day celebration will be tomor-
row at 10 o'clock on the Bowen play
ground An ice cream and cake sale
will also be held Monday at the Bowen
School, the proceeds of which are to be
used by the association.
Hine Junior High. s-
An entertainment was given at Hine
Junior High School May 10. for the
beneft of the association. under the
direction of Miss Mcdonnell The pro-
fNyl al
the musical saw. Mr.. Bunyea, accom-
panied on the piano bv his daughter;
tap dancing, Mary Colin and her as
sistants. exhibition. the boys tumbling
team; two tumbling clowns; accordion
solos, Mrs. Cliffor Jope; vocal solo,
Earl o Neal accompanied by Mary
O'Neal; one-act sketch with Robert
Green, Caroline Ames and two Others;
vocal solo. Jean Burgess. accompanied
by Max Kobre. and two comedy motion
pictures. Candy was sold by the girls
of the unchroom staff.
Kirgsman-P Pierce.
At the meeting Of the association
May II, in Pierce School, with Mrs. T.
j. Whinerey, president, presiding, were
the following guests: Mrs. Florence
Rogers, supervising principal OF the
sixth division; Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
past state president; Mrs. Joseph Rid
and presidents representing various
Parent-T Teacher Associations in the
city. Mrs. Rafter spoke.
One of Mrs. Rafter's favorite songs,
THE Message of the Violets," was sung
by Evelyn Refer. Each member of the
association presented Mrs. Rafter with
a bunch of violets. Mrs. T. w. Davis
gave a recitation followed by selections
on the xylophone by Michael Bresna-
han. Leona Duvall recited. Phelps
Clark, accompanied at the piano by his
mother, State chairman of music, sang.
Miss X. C.. Babbington, principal Of
Kingsman- Pierce School, presented
gifts to Mrs. Theodore Refer and Mrs
James P. Holloway, past presidents.
The Sixth Division Chorus entertained,
and brief resume was given by Mrs.
Grifith of the work of the president,
Mrs. Whinerey.
Wheatiey.
Mrs. Alice BROOKS, sixth grade teacher
and in charge of the Wheatley Boy
Patrol had q unit in the Safety Parade
Saturday, accompanied by the Wheat;
ley band. !
This association was represented at
the joint conference between the Board
of Education and civic organizations
held on Monday evening at the Frank
lin Administration Building, by Mrs. N.
Selby, who cited the need for new
elementary school in the Trinidad sec
ton of northeast, while Mrs. Walter c.
Jones asked for continuance and main
tenance Of the school garden.
The Parent Teacher Home Garden
Contest Committee started visiting
this week. More than 100 pupils.
have registered in this activity and
their gardens are inspected semi
summer. The winners will be an
nounced at the opening Of school in.
September.
A pet shop" was held in Miss E.
Geiger's first grade Tuesday when each
child was allowed to bring his own pet,
after providing pen for it.
Jefferson Junior High.
The association elected the following
officers President, Mrs. Elsie Welty;
first vice president, Mrs. J. M. Schaf-
fer; second vice president. Mrs. Will
liam Bonsall; third vice president, Mrs.
Frank E. Smith, fourth vice president,
Ralph w. Strawbridge; treasurer, Mrs.
Carrie Jones; secretary, Van Dusen
Rickert.
The seventh and eighth grade girls
of the clothing classes displayed their
frocks made in sewing classes. A
promenade was staged by the girl
graduates in their white gowns trimmed
with sashes of pastel shades.
Miss Alice Edwards talk on Making
Your Money Toe the Mark" was the
next feature of the program.
Mrs. Freda Chamberlain, president,
was presented with gold past presi-
dents pin and a basket of flowers.
Principal Strawbridge presented the pin
and Mrs. Carrie Jones, the new treas
urer, the flowers. g.
Mrs. Carrie Jones is chairman Of the
Lawn Fete Committee which will be
held June 6. |
John Quincy Adams. E~-
On May 23 the outgoing and incon-
ing officers of the association were en-
tertained by special performance by
the girls glee club of the Enchanted
Prince" At reception Mrs. Margaret
Merritt principal presented the presi-
dent, Mrs. George Cornwell with q
parent-teacher pin. Mrs. Jesse Smith,
chairman, served refreshments with the
assistance Of girls from the seventh and
eighth grades.
West School
William F. Simpson, professor of
biology and botany at the Catholic Uni
versity of America, was elected presi-
dent of the Parent-Teac acher Association
of the Joseph Rodman West School.
The attendance at the meeting was de-
clared to have been the largest in the
history of the association, and the ses-
sion was featured by a school play in
which the pupils of the various grades
Following the business
session, the parents visited the various
rooms. each of which had an exhibit OF
The years work of the pupils.
George Haines was elected first vice
president. Miss Blanche Pearson. prin-
cipal of the school. second vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Ralph Lawrence, treasurer;
Miss Audrey Blumer, recording secre-
tary. and Mrs. Clinton Thompson, COR
secretary f..