Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
spoke on "The Mental as Wen as The
Physical Health Of the Child" T.. y.

spoke on 1.-THE Mental as Wen as The
Physical Health Of the Child" T.. Fsi
Behler Of the A. A. A. showed moe
In connection with the safety project
being carried ON, Capt. George Meeks
of the Fire Department spoke on Fire
Prevention" Mrs. A. p. Books safety
chairman, distributed pamphlets on
and on m home Inspection I.T Ee Mrs ' Howard
Webster, accompanied by Mrs. II. J. =
Waterman, sang. 81
Miss LovelPs room won the attend
ance prize picture
Mrs George Blandford has been
appointed motion picture chairman
and Mrs. c. r. Allen grade mother for
Miss Eversfeld's room.
Mrs. Paul Clayton. health chairman.
made a report. Mrs w. B. Calvert.
grade mother chairman, reported "a
meeting held at her home November q
Mrs. M G. Wilson, membership chaif-
man. reported on the membership
drive.
Mrs. George Clemmer, Summey :
roundup chairman, also reported. %
Mrs. Z. B. Frazier, ways and means, ?
chairman. announced q school lunch
con will be held December z. II
Phoebe Hearst.
| The Executive Board met Monday
Mrs. Norman Cunningham presiding in
the absence of the president
| Mrs. F. B. SiiSbee announced the
1 membership drive would open Thurs-s.o
! day, November IS, and close Decem-sI
/ Der /. -
meeting of the association will be,i
/ held at the school tomorrow at 8 pm.T
Dr. William Sinclair Bowen will speak,
/ on THE Wise Use of Leisure" Dr.a
Viola Anderson will talk on the Conn.,
munty Chest. A group Of songs will
be sung by Mrs. Marie Powell, accom-
panied by Mrs. Dorothy Anderson.
Fairbrother.
The association met November 9,
when luncheon to be held November
81 was discussed. Miss Maude Whites ]
room received the banner for having
the most parents present. 81
/ Bundle days were November is and
IT. Mrs. Fraser asked for the aid Of
the student body. ~
! jefferson Junior High. -
| A meeting of the association was
held Monday evening, Mrs Elsie Welty !
presiding. ~
Mrs. Julia Zimmerman. program
chairman, presented the following fea-
lures: violin music by Jeno Sevely and
a talk by Robert e. Koonse Of the q. s.
Information Bureau. explaining the,t
N. r. A. Pupils of the school presented
sketches from their play, Purple
Towers" Miss Irene Minnear, in'i
charge Of home economics, directed q
demonstration by pupils Of the prepa-J
ration Of breakfast menus.
| John Eaton. "a
Mrs. H. c. Thompson, president. 2
presided at the meeting, Monday
| NrorAIo11 flITtcfro ted the -
methods of teaching piano lessons in
| the school. Progress OF learning was.O
demonstrated on the piano by four
pupils, Misses Lenore Tate, Clement1ne
Mertz Mrs. william Slade spoke on
the Community Chest. Mrs. @. E.zs
White, former president Of the asso- ,
citation, cpoke on Student Aid" PARIS
ents were urged to save materials and
clothing and were shown samples OF
the work done by the various mothers =
throughout the city in reconditioning :
old garments for needy families. Mrs.
Newman announced a movie which Is 4
to be shown at the school November
20 and 81 at 3:15 pm. Mr.. John
Townsend explained the revision OF the
constitution and bylaws OF the organ
ization-
The association met November IA.
Lieut.. F. A. Varney from the 5th Pre-
cinct. spoke on Police Protection.
Oficer Innis, head Of the Keene Boy
Patrol, was also guest. Mrs. Nc
Manus. from the Community Chest.
!, spoke.
The ways and means chairman gave
|, report OF plans for the school lunch =
; con November %.
Flora Bowen furnished piano music. ;,
Children from the second, third, fourth
and fifth grades presented Tnanks
giving program OF songs ana reclta-
tons. Dorothy Nichols. sixth grade,
read an original poem
There will be an important meeting
of local visual education chairmen IN
the State Office, 1901 Sixteenth street,
November %, at pm.