Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-01-28
PIT. A. Congress Plans
National Training Class
Five-Hour Session to Be Held at Rockville
High School Building Next
Tuesday.

means chairman. Is planning . card
party at the school February 2, at
8 pm.
The association Is giving the Boy
Patrol of the school luncheon the last
week in January, in recognition Of the
service they render the community.
Mrs. Reid, student aid chairman, will
call for members who will sew at stu
dent aid headquarters on Wednesdays.
Mrs. Sommers, Summer roundup
chairman, is making plans to present
association and to award blue ribbons
to the children who were physically 1T
on entering school in September.
Bunker Hill
The theme for the year Of the asso-
citation is Training Children to Make
the Proper Use of Leisure Time" In
accordance with this topic, Miss Jost
and Miss Duncan, students from the
Teachers College. discussed Books
Suitable for Children as One Way to
Proftably Use Leisure Time at the last
meeting of the association.
The executive board has plans for the
luncheon February 7, with Mrs. Scott
Stilson as chairman.
The association will present the play
THE Old Maids Convention" March 2,
at the Masonic Hall in Brookland.
Mckinley High.
The association will observe open
house February s, when the building
will be open from $50 to 1920 pm.
The cafeteria will be open from $50 to
7:30 pm, where dinner may be OBJ
tanned at prices charged pupils.
All teachers will be in their rooms,
where parents may interview them.
Pupils will be in the shops, laboratories
and various class rooms to demonstrate
a days program. From to 9 pm
musical program will be furnished by
the school orchestra, school band and
the girls and boys glee clubs. From
9 to 10 pm. there will be an interclass
basket ball game.
Bancroft.
The executive board will meet Tues
day at BIS pm in the school.
Mrs. Joseph Randall, chairman of
committee to produce a play by the
members of the association. states that
progress is being made and rehearsals
will begin within the next week or two.
1t is hoped to present the play the first
part of March.
Blair Hayes.
The association will meet February
8, at pm, at the Hayes School, when
Mrs James P Holloway, chairman of
the Radio Committee of the District Of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, will speak on Wise Use of
Radio"
Founders day will be celebrated. A
pageant will be given by children of the
school.
The executive board met Thursday in
the Hayes School, at 100 pm.
WheatIey.
Mrs. Alice Manning, president, will
meet the Executive Committee in the
Parent Teacher Club Room, January
80, at 100 pm.
Mrs. Stevens, pre-School chairman.
presented blue ribbons to Is pupils who
entered school 100 per cent physically
healthy.
Mrs Nina Russell. room representa-
tive chairman, is planning a series of
conferences for this group.
Girl Scout Troop 81 will join with
troops Of district No. in Valentine
party. Miss Florence Mortimer. prin-
clpal Of Wheatley. is director of this
district, and Miss Susanna Mellichampe
has charge of Troop 81.
On Wednesday, as a feature Of the
educational assembly, Mrs. H Press
class gave play depicting the out
standing character traits of Benjamin
Franklin. Mrs. E. H Shonenberger has
charge of all primary assemblies. while
Mrs. Thelma Kettering directs interme-
date class activities
Grades winning prizes for having the
most parents present on Fathers night
were: First, Miss Espey, second, Mrs.
Turner and Miss Curl.