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complete by the time Of the nszt
meeting, November as.
Emery lexington.
The association will meet Noveua-
Der /, 3 pm, lexington School, Mrs.
Guy L. Hoyme presiding. The
speaker win be Mrs. Ola Day Rush,
head teacher OF home economics Of
Mckinley High School. Her subject
will be The Parent, the School Child
and Clothing Problem" Mrs. simp-
son B. Daugherty will sing q group Of
songs. Mrs. Brooke T. Payne viii play
several piano selections.
Langley Junior High.
A meeting was held October Is. The
period from 7:30 to was devoted to
conferences between teachers and
parents. New officers are: Mrs. Sam
uel H. Simmons, president; Mrs. c. H.
Kendall, first vice president; Chester
w. Holmes, principal. second vice
president; Mrs. w. w. Crawford, re-
cording secretary; Miss A. r. Nordby,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ira
@. Blumer, treasurer.
The school band played. Carl G.
Smuck led the community singing, ac-
companied by the school band. A
play, Contributions Of Science to
Columbus Voyage" was given by the
pupils Of room 9-B.
A bingo and card party will be given
at the school November /.
The next meeting Of the association
will be held November 20.
TruesdeII.
The association met October Is, at
Bpm. "Todays Child in Tomorrow's
World" was the subject of an address
by Linn c. Drake of the Boy Scouts Of
America. This topic is to be the
theme of the program for the year.
Mrs. F. K. Houston spoke on Read
ing in the First Grade" Alice HAig
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Erna
Embry.
| The revised bylaws will be voted
on at the November meeting.
The membership drive will begin
November and continue through
November IS.
Details of the new character edcua-
ton experiment which was inaugu-
rated in certain public schools this
year were explained at q meeting
Monday night by Mrs. j. Hilder, for
merly teacher at this school.
The association extended o well
come to Walter Bastian, newly elected
president of the association, and
Misses Aazel Selote and Margaret
Hammerly, new members Of the fac
ulty.
Officers Of the association are
James F. Splain, president; Mrs. WILL
liam c. Goodman, first vice presi-
dent; Miss Bernadette L. Dore, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Otis L. Nc
Cauley. secretary, and Mrs. wallace
Streeter, treasurer.
At the last meeting the parents
were received by the teachers. A play,
The Doll Shop" was presented BY
pupils of the sixth grades.
The president has appointed the
following committee chairmen: Mrs.
Stanley Crosthwaite. Health; Mrs.
Mary Strieby, Welfare; Miss Maude
E. Nitzel, Safety and Boy Patrol:
George L. Cary. Public School Asso-
citation; Mrs. John Collins, Ways ard
Means; Mrs. Francis K. Fahy and
Mrs. Walter Mcnamara, Publicity;
Miss Mildred z. Steele, Library: Mrs.
William Neal, Program; Mrs. Ray.
n1ond Mcmillan, Membership.
The membership drive viii be or
ganized in November, during Amer
ican Education week, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Raymond MCMILLAN.
Bundle day" was held Wednesday.
The sixth grade, under the direction
Of its teacher, presented q play, AN
Egyptian Familys Day." October 10.
Mckinley High.
The association will meet Tuesday,
pm, when DR.. Frank w. Ballou, su-
perintendent of schools, will speak on
Character Education in the Senior
High School" Music will be fur
nished by the Girls Glee Club and
the Boys Little German Band.
Hine Junior High.
The new officers are Mrs. M. A.
Kudolla, president; Mrs H c. Spiel
man, vice president; Mrs. r. Roder-
lex, secretary; Mrs. J. 3. Simpson,
treasurer. The following chatrmen
were introduced: Mrs. M. L. Novak,
Membership; Mrs. w. Curtis Draper,
Student Aid; Mrs. J. s. Davis, Pub
hcity; Mrs. F. @. Calcots, Study
Group; Mrs. ]. r. Hamaker, leader
of study group; Mrs. G. L. Dalrymple,
hospitality, and H C. Spielman, dele
gate to Community Center.
DR.. Harold e. Warner, principal.
spoke on THE Extra Curricular Ac-
tivities of the School" at the last
meeting. Bundle week was held Octo-
Der % to 26. The membership drive
has begun and will last until the De-
cember meeting.
The program, under supervision of a
teacher, consisted of songs, dances,
recitations and a violin solo by students
of the school. A plsylet was also pre-
sented by pupils of the eighth grade.
A tea will be held in the library No.
vember Is from to 4 o'clock.
Roosevelt High.
A meeting was held Wednesday eve.
ming. Talks were given by Allan Davis,
principal; Miss May p. Bradshaw and
ny 4cdOcIS III physical btA11lOB, muBlC
and dramatic departments outlining
the possibilities for pupils of the school.
Jefferson Junior High.
Mrs. william Jarboe, president, pre-
sided at the meeting October IS.
Three speakers, representing agencies
Of character building in the District,
took part in the program, Girl Scouts,
Girl Reserves and Boy Scouts. r. w.
Strawbridge. principal. welcomed ths
parents.
Blake Gales -Seaton.
An executive meeting was held
Saturday afternoon at Gales School
Mrs. Harvey Bleam presiding. The
association will meet tomorrow at .
o'clock in Seaton School. A short en-
tertainment will be provided by the
children and brief talks by the princi-
| pal and the director of the Boys Club.
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