Evening star., 1934-11-25

AZ OTHERS are requested by
M Mrs. e. ]. Dowling. student
V aid chairman of the Con-
1 i gress Of Parents and Teach
ers, to assist with the sew
ing at the student aid headquarters
and also for clothing for junior and
senior high school students.
Due to the Thanksgiving holidays
the rooms will be closed next We'd
nesday.
| Bunker Hill.
The association met November 13.
Selden M. Ely, supervising principal
of the fifth division, spoke on Char
acter Education"
! The membership drive will be con-
tinued until December !.
Oyster.
At the executive meeting Of the as
sociation it was voted to set aside one
day of each month as bundle day.
The children will bring clothing for
the welfare work.
| Bancroft.
| A group of parents and teachers
tramped over the Piney Branch area
Tuesday afternoon with view to de-
termining just what could be done
| with this parcel of ground so far
as additional playground space Is
concerned.
Mothers are making quilts for dis
| tribution at Christmas each Tuesday
and Thursday at the school. Mrs.
A. S. Mangene has taken over this
phase Of the student aid work, re-
lieving Mrs. H. Bowie, who Is securing
used clothing and the reconditloning
Of toys to be distributed at the holi-
days.
Powell Junior High.
The November meeting of the study
/ group was held under the leadership
of Miss Myrtle Moore. The subject
discussed was, "Heredity and Home
Environment" and papers were read
by Mrs. John Edwards. Mrs. E. Law
| renee, Mrs. Horace Richardson, Mrs.
B. Woton and Mrs. L. Hardin.
Wheatley.
"A Complete Library" a playlet
recently presented for Book week at
! Parent Teacher meeting, was re-
peated by request at the assembly
Friday, under the direction Of Miss <.
| Bresnaham.
Sponsored by the association and
under the direction Of Miss Grace
Curl. a sewing club for girls and a
stamp club for boys has been organ
lied.
BENJAMIN Stoddert.
The Executive Committee will meet
at the school tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
On November 26, 81 and % dona-
tions will be received at the school
| for the Thanksgiving baskets.
Brookland- -Noyes.
The association met at the Crosby
Noyes School November 10. AS re-
suit Of the Summer roundup cam
paign, % children will receive blue
, ribbons.
A luncheon will be held at Brook
land School December 6.
Three teachers gave talks on Char
acter Training and Attitudes"
Taft Junior High.
Mrs. N. N. Tryon, Student Aid
chairman, announces tomorrow, Tues
I day and Wednesday have been named
as Bundle days. Thanksgiving do
nations Of clothing will be received.
The executive meeting was held
Monday. Mrs. H. J. Clay, Member
ship chairman, announces the mem
bership drive will continue to No
vember 81. The section having the
most parents joining will be awarded
the $4 prize.
Printed programs, arranged by Mrs
Joseph Koons, chairman, have been
| distributed.
The association will meet Novem-
Der ~ at pm. in the Taft Building.
Mrs. Agnes I. Kinnear, principal of
Eliot Junior High School, will speak
on The New Character Education
! Program" A musical program will
be given by the Techites. a male
quartet Humorous readings will be
given by Mrs. r. A. Lyon.
Edmonds- -Kingsman- Maury.
The November meeting was held at
the Edmonds School, Mrs. R. Dunn
presiding. Ten dollars was appro-
priated to the District Congress Un-
derwear Fund to help provide for
needy children.
Food and groceries for Thanksgiving
baskets will be collected at the three
schools November 26, 81 and %.
Plans are being made for further
Identification of the Kingsman School
grounds.
A luncheon will be held at the
Maury School December 5.
Buchanan.
The membership drive of the asso-
for the room mothers and teachers
by the Executive Board Mrs. James
Weikel, president. was assisted in
pouring by other officers.
A luncheon was held November %
at the school for mothers and teach
ers to meet with the principal and
discuss plans for the year.
The Dramatic Club has arranged q
program for the season.
Francis Scott Key.
The association met at the school,
with Mrs. M. o. Hayes presiding.
A Brownie Pack and Girl Scout
troup, sponsored by the association, is
being organized by Mrs. Hans Soren-
son. Dancing classes will begin next
week.
Oficers and chairmen of the asso-
citation are as follows: Mrs. M. o.
Hayes, president; Mrs. Joseph E.
Lyddane, first vice present: Mrs. Clara
Hickman. second vice president: Mrs.
Charles T. Goude, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. o. Patton. Membership;
Mrs. John c. Stats. Hospitality; Mrs.
r. P. Cochran, Legislative; Mrs. Dra-
per D. Lyddane, Program; Mrs. Charles
T. Goude, Student Aid; Mrs Gradey
Oakley, Health; Mrs. Charles Parish,
Ways and Means; Mrs. Lucian Jor-