Evening star., 1934-11-25
PIT Student Aid Chairman
Asks Sewing by Mothers
Mrs. E. J. Dowlins Announces Headquarters
Will Be Closed Wednesday, Due to
THANKSGIVING Holidays.

mittee and showed many samples Of
work being done by mothers In re-
conditioning garments.
Col. Robert Fechner, director Of the
civilian conservation work, spoke on
The Education Aspects OF Civilian
Conservation Work" Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Jennings, members of the asso-
citation, entertained with songs.
Miss Lillian Shoemaker, principal,
invited the members and guests to
the newly equipped lunchroon. where
refreshments were served.
Hine Junior High.
A tea, attended by both parents
and teachers, was held in the school
library. Miss Esther M. Woodward
and Miss Lulu Macintosh poured tea.
Miss Anna M. Hinkel, retired teacher,
was guest. Refreshments were
served by the girls in the Parties
Club, under the supervision OF Mrs.
Anna HoSsfeld.
The executive board met November
10. The membership drive will be
continued until the December meeting
The following chairmen have been
appointed: Mrs. M. Drummond, Ma
tional Parent-Teacher Magazine; Mrs.
H. C. Spielman, Receiving Home and
Juvenile Court; Mrs. E. G. Flester.
Scrap Book, and Mrs. M Z. Novak,
Red Cross Seal
Two dollars were appropriated for
the Christmas party at the Receiv-
ing Home, IS TO the student aid fund
and SIS for the attendance prize,
which will be used toward expenses
for new curtains for the library. The
next regular meeting will be held De-
cember 20 at pm.
Truesdell.
Fathers night will be observed at
the meeting at the school on Tuesday
evening. How Our School Is Meet
ing New Conditions" is the subject to
be discussed by Robert L. Haycock.
There will be musical program and
refreshments will be served.
Congress Heights.
At the meeting November IA the
recreational needs Of Congress Heights
were discussed by Dr. E. E. Richard
son and Miss e. NJ Trusheim. Miss
Medorah Donahue spoke on the Com
munity Chest.
A safety program was sponsored by
the boy patrol. A play, The Ken
lucky Belle" was announced by the
ways and means chairman to be given
in the school auditorium on Novem-
Der %.
f,,r,,fe6eI hty fha RNhN0l
orchestra. The first grade won the
attendance banner.
Kenilworth.
A card and bingo party was held at
the school November %.
The annual membership drive has
been completed under the direction OF
Mrs. Virginia Adair, chairman.
Miss E. S. Emmons, principal, and
the grade mothers held get-together
tea for the children and parents OF
the sixth grade recently.
A puppet show was presented in
the school last Wednesday.
Mrs. o. S. Reading conducted
third meeting of the study group NO
vember 13.
Phoebe Hearst.
The executive board met November
-, Miss Sarah B. Holland, principal,
presiding.
The monthly meeting was held No
vember 10. Miss Holland made an
appeal for clothing and toys for the
needy.
DR.. F. w. Ballou. superintendent Of
schools, spoke on Character Eouca-
ton"
Music was furnished by W. Darling
Denit, soloist, accompanied by Mrs.
Ruth Sewers.
Fillmore.
An association meeting was held
November 10. The budget for the
year was approved.
H. w. Draper, supervising princi-
pal of the sixth division, spoke on
THE Junior Service Club" A report
was made by the Legislative Commit
tee on the estimates submitted by the
District Commissioners for the
Georgetown Branch Library. Mrs.
w. Stinebaugh reported on prog
ress made in establishing a COM
munity center at Gordon High School.
The silver Attendance Cup was won
by grades 5-B and ga. The gift to
the District congress student aid fund
has been doubled over last year. Brad
ford Bayliss spoke on Religious Edu-
cation in Character Training
Each Wednesday following an as
sociation meeting has been set aside
as bundle day.
A meeting of the study group, under
the direction of Mrs. Benjamin Wood,
was held Wednesday. The class will
continue for six weeks. Next We'd
nesday has been designated for the
collection of food for the Thanksgiv-
ing baskets. A special committee will
distribute these baskets through the
Council Of Social Agencies.