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A luncheon was held at the Amidon
School, the proceeds to be used in the
many fields Of parent-teacher work.
A plate lunch was served in the kin
dergarten room to parents Mrs
Harry Minker, chairman, was assisted
by number of mothers.
Randle Highlands Orr.
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Britt; vice president
Mrs. Klickner; second vice president
Miss Florence Wallace: treasurer, Mrs
MaZullo; secretary, Mrs. Porte.
Nineteen children were examined by
DR.. Hollingsworth and Dr. Gould dur
ing the Summer roundup.
Congress Heights.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. Charles McGogney, president;
Mrs. A. L. Finnagin, first vice presi-
dent; Miss E. TruShiem. second vice
president; Miss Maude Mcbride, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Hennegy, cor
responding secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Lindsay, treasurer; Mrs. Ritter, his
torian.
The Summer roundup of children
who will enter school next year was
conducted May 2 by Mrs. Ira Marine
DrS. Gould and HollingSWorth being
the examiners. Miss Diddens' 4AB
and Mrs. Elgin's lab won the at
tendance banners.
The study group on Friday was led
by Mrs. M. c. Lugenbeel.
Cranch-TyIer.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. Gallia. president; Mrs Turner
vice president; Mrs. Doyle, secretary;
Mrs. Anderson, treasurer Installation
of officers will take place on June 6
at the Buchanan School.
Mrs. E. r. Mangum, retiring presi-
dent, presented the association with
! the certificate awarded for having
achieved place on the honor roll.
Eighteen children were examined in
connection with the Summer roundup
Miss Ericson's class won the ban
ner for having the largest number of
parents present.
Bunker Hill.
At the last meeting of the associa-
ton Mrs George Corbin of the Dis
trict Congress installed officers as fol-
lows: Mrs. James Wineberger. presi-
| dent: Mrs Sterling March, first vice
| president; Mrs. Victor Lomax, second
vice president; Miss Marie Turner
third vice president; Mrs. Herbert
Wiker, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Francis Peck, recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles Rich. treasurer; Mrs
Ralph Mease, historian.
The attendance banner was won by
Mrs. Clements room The Michigan
Park Boys Orchestra furnished the
music.
Powell Junior High.
| The following officers were elected
Capt. Clyde P. Matteson president
Mrs. John w. Edwards. vice president,
Mrs. Lyndon BaylieS, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Oswald Ryan, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs Prentiss C. Sale
jr.. treasurer; Mrs. Thomas P. Parker
Mrs. c. F. Craig, Miss Marian E
Lard, members at large. Mr.. Riley
discussed Beauty Spots of Washing
tom Miss Shupp played piano sole
and Mrs. Sale gave a reading entitled
MA at the PIT A."
The annual school luncheon will
be held May %.
Mckinley High.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. R. G. Phelps, president; Mrs 10.
Seph A. Koons, first vice president
Frank c. Daniel, second vice president
Mrs. L. w. Stephenson, third vict
president; Mr.. w. A. Holbrook, record
ing secretary; Miss Louise Hart, cor
responding secretary: Mrs w. E. Ter
ry. treasurer, and H. F. Keyser, his
torian. They were installed by Mrs
Ralph Hoagland, fourth vice presiden
of the District Congress.
There was a demonstration by tht
girls physical education department
under the direction of Miss Evelyr
Naylor. Mrs. Joseph A. KroonS sang
Curtis Hyde Addison.
The association met in the Curti
School May IA. A pupils program
furnished by representative childrel
from the three buildings, was given
The following slate submitted b,
Miss Hellinger, chairman of the Nomi
mating Committee, was accepted: Mrs
Shorter, president; Miss Ossire anc
Mrs. Aldridge, vice presidents; Mis-
Morgan, secretary, and Miss Dyer
treasurer.
Alexander r. Shepherd.
New officers elected we're: Mrs. L
K, Crippen, president; Mrs. B. c
Mains, first vice president; Miss Doro
thy Buckingham, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. J. A. Anderson, secretary
Maj. Frank A. Frost, treasurer; Mrs.
D. Skinner, historian, and Mrs. E. w
Sapp and Mrs. w. H. Wright, dele
gates.
A resolution was passed making tn
past president, Mrs. J. F. Rose, hon
orary president. A past president
pin was presented to her.
The Spring luncheon will be he'll
May %.
Mr.. Drumwright, a member of tn
association, showed the films of tn
Century of Progress. Mrs. Crandal
Community Center piano teacher a
Takoma School, explained the Com
munity Center class lessons, and thre
OF her pupils, Bernice Bittner, Ken
meth Crippen and Joseph Riordar
played selections.
! There will be family picnic /
, Rock Creek Park June 16.
Langley Junior High.
, The following officers were elected
, , Mrs. Samuel Simmons, president; Mr.
c. H. Kendall, first vice president
; Chester w. Holmes, second vice pres
dent, principal; Miss A. F. Nordb,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Gran
ford, recording secretary, and Mrs.
A. Blumer, treasurer.
, Blair Hayes.
Mrs George Corbin of the Distrit
Congress Installed the following off
GERS: Mrs. Edwin Green, presiden,
Mrs. Ernest Perry, first vice president
,, , Miss Susan Craighill, principal, sec
ond vice president; Miss Hirshberge
, secretary; Mrs. George Fellabaun
treasurer, and Mrs. Richard Franklin
historian. The association presente
) to Mrs. Richard Franklin, ret1rln