Evening star., 1934-03-11
School of instruction Plans
Program for Final Session
Topics Include Parliamentary Law, Program
Making and Family Relationships ps-Other
Parent-T eacher Activities.

and Mrs. Alice Manning. president Of
Wheatley Association, were guests.
Wheatley.
"Suggestions for Punishment: It's
Aims, Methods and Dangers" will be
discussed at the study group meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Alice Man
ming, president, l116 Neal street
northeast March IL, at pm.
A surprise reception and SOCIAL was
held after the meeting Tuesday in
honor Of Miss Florence Mortimer on
her fifth anniversary at Weatley.
A talk and demonstration on
Scouting" was given by Miss Susanne
Mellichampe and group Of Scouts
from Wheatley, Troop 81, on Thurs
day at the Ludlow Madison Taylor
Association, to bring out the charac-
ter benefits derived from this activity.
Miss Mellichampe has started a class
in handcraft for Troop ST.
Mrs. Roy Reed has been appointed
as chairman of pre-school and Sum-
mer roundup activities. Mrs. Alico
Manning has appointed 18 delegato
to represent Wheatley at the Stat
convention in April.
Bancroft.
"The Aims and Ideals OF JUNO"
High School," was the topic discussed
Tuesday afternoon by L. T. Walter,
principal of Powell Junior High School,
at the meeting of the association
The orchestra from Powell, under tn
direction of Mr.. McAdoo. furnished
music. The business session va
presided over by Mrs. Riley Elgen
president.
A curio show was held Thursdav
Mrs William Sweet was assisted b
Mrs Marie Clagett Bowie.
The Executive Board will entertai"
the teachers Of the school at lunche0
Marcl. 81. Mrs. Joseph Randall hs
been appointed chairman in charge
Roosevelt High.
A benefit card party will be Civ
by the association March 81 at 8 pm
in the armory of the school.
There will be a meeting Of tho
interested March IL 1:30 pm. in tn
music room of the school.
Benjamin Stoddert.
The association met at the schocl
March 5. when Mrs Ann Whyte Ald-
ridge of the Child Guidance Clinic
spoke on Character Building in the
Home" Miss Rheta Henkles of the
Anne Tillery Renshaw School of
Speech. gave readings The musical
program was furnished by the Chevy
Chase Chanters.
A school luncheon will be held
March %.
Gordon Junior High.
The association will hold an after
noon meeting on Wednesday, Marc,
IA, with Mrs. G. e White in chars
of the program.
A card party for the benefit q
student aid work was held in tt
school Wednesday.
Cranch- Tyler.
The association will meet at Tyle
School at BIS pm. March r. wne-
Miss Ruth Smith will talk on "Hov
Reading Is Taught in the First Grade
Bunker Hill.
The association will hold an execu-
tive meeting March IL at 8 pm. at
the home of Vincent Smathers, 1907
Sigsbee place northeast. Grade
mothers should be present.
A play. The Old Maids Conven-
finr, - will he at Io1l
Twelfth and Monroe streets north
east, March is, at 8 pm.
John Quincy Adams.
Safety First" was the title of 4
film shown to members Of the asso-
citation March 6. Officer Messel of
the metropolitan police force gave a
short talk on the necessity of CO.
operation of parents and children
with the school boy patrol. The
meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Charles Hynson. vice president. A
short sketch on "Self-expression," was
presented by Miss Flood of the Com
munity Center.
Keene.
The association will meet TUESDAY
at pm. m the new school. A
Founders day celebration will be
combined with the March program.
Hine Junior High.
The president, Mrs. Joseph S. Davis,
called an executive meeting Tuesday
in the school library. 1t was voted
to aid in the selling Of the White
Cross seals tor the benefit of crippled
children. Mrs Mitchell Novak was
made chairman.
The study group, under the leader
ship OF Mrs. John F. Hamaker, COM
pleted its course Of four episodes con-
corning the family.