Evening star., 1933-12-03

Material for this column must be
in the State Office, Room SOL. 1901
Sixteenth street northwest, not later
than the first mail on Wednesday
preceding Sunday on which publica-
ton is desired.
The District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers will hold a card
party the evening of December in the
following schools; Bryan, Stuart Junior
High, Thomson, Park View and John
Burroughs.
Francis Scott Key
A meeting was held November "A al
the school with Mrs j. r. Lyddane.
vice president, presiding
Mrs. Maurice, ways and means chair
man, turned in $50 as result of the
card party. Clinton Ludwig was elected
to the Office of school historian.
Grade mothers were named as fol-
lows: Mesdames Driscoll, Oakley, Card
well, Maurice, Patton, Ludwig, Cox,
Thring Hovey. Barrach, Kellogg. Rod
erick, Nichols. James Cox and Parrish.
Mrs. Davey's sixth grade won the
banner for attendance Of parents. Mrs.
Alice Latson of Childrens Hospital
spoke on The Maximum Development
Of the Child on the Minimum BudgeT
Truesdell
ID. c. Schools-What Do They
Need" was the subject of talk by Coi.
Charles Stengle president of the Public
School Association, at the last meeting.
Music was furnished by fifth grade
children Raymond Thomas and An
thony Carchedi played violin solos and
Donald Spiker a piano solo. Charlotte
Lustig sang.
The executive board met at the
school Monday. Mrs. H. P. Clarke pre-
siding. Mrs. Percy G. Elicit, Summer
roundup chairman. reported that
Truesdell School will receive 48 blue
ribbons for completed Summer round
up work.
A box has been placed in the main
entrance of the school for the Winter.
Any articles of clothing and all kinds Of
canned and preserved foods will be ac-
ceptable to be distributed to needy
families.
Thanksgiving baskets were filled at
the school
Raymond.
At the last meeting held at the
school officers were elected as follows:
r. w Phillips. president; E. H. Hinson,
first vice president; Miss Rose Carroll,
second vice president: Carl H. Edmons-
ton, secretary; S. H. Marks. treasurer;
Mrs Macdonald, Mrs. E. H. Hinson and
DR.. Herbert Ramsay, Executive Com
mittee.
On behalf of the association, H. A.
Via presented fountain pen set to w.
E. Miller, retiring president.
Capt. Rhoda Milliken, chief of the
Women's Bureau, Metropolitan Police.
addressed the association on the second
of a series of Children After School"
Mrs. A. H. Ostrow spoke on the Com
munity Chest. Thanksgiving baskets
were filled at the school with provisions
furnished by children and teachers.
Cranch-T Tyler.
The association voted at its November
meeting to send IS to Mrs. E. j: Dowl-
ing for use in student aid work. Ar
rangements were also made to distribute
Thanksgiving baskets.
The Boy scouts from Troop 80 gave
a f1rst-aid demonstration, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Duffy.
Petworth.
The association will meet Tuesday
evening. DR.. Ella Oppenheimer of the
United States Children'S Bureau will
be the speaker. There will also be a
musical program. Parents will con-
tribute out-grown clothing 10 the Stu
dent Aid, as there is great demand
for warm clothing this Winter. There
Is need also for women who sew. at
Student Aid Headquarters, 1464 Co.
lumbia road, Wednesdays between 8
am. and 4 pm.
John Quincy Adams.
III The nes eld feesag 6f the Sc as p
Th4pe Will bA d Chinese puppet show.
Tzifein eiazzs sho snd d'i 9ere win b. ssleesioas
by the glee club Of the sch school .,r,,
arranged a luncheon. November %, for
grade mothers and members OF the
executive board. The executive board
meeting was held after the luncheon.
Edmonds- -Kingsman- Maury:
The next executive board meeting
will be held at the Edmonds School
tomorrow at pm.
Kenilworth.
Parental Impatience" was the sub
1eCb OISCuSoCu dJ Vic kASAAitWOi VA NsNNJ
Group, November 20. The fourth sub
iect, "Our Attitude Toward Money
was the discussion led by Mrs. George
Lingebach, November 81. Mrs. A. W..
Farr is chairman of this group.
Wheatley.
An educational assembly depicting
Thanksgiving day by pageant and play.
with appropriate poems and songs, was
given for the community Thursday, un-
der the direction of the teachers, Mrs.
Kettering, Mrs Brooks. Mrs. Weyrich,
Miss Mellichampe, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Ward and Miss Lyons. A capacity au-
dlence attended this event.
Under the auspices of Miss K. Bres-
nahan, arts and crafts teacher, prepa-
rations are being made to present the
Egyptian play. STORY of Joseph" p"
which was written by William Binder
of Mrs. Alice Brooks sixth grade.
Mrs. r. H. Hillsinger chairman, has
selected her committees and completed
plans for the Wheatley School
luncheon. to be given at the school on
December 7, from IL to o'clock,
Hine Junior High. E
The next regular meeting viii be held
December 8, at ! 80 in the auditorium,
when Robert L. Haycock, assistant su-
! r,aript ordert 0f crhOn1e will SDeak IN