Evening star., 1935-03-24

W. hAIb i 44Ns OCdNLlCi dJ OOhSAA-
eastern University. discussed
Recreation In Character
~ Building" at the conference Of
the District of Columbia Con-
gress Of Parents and Teachers Tuesday
evening. Music was furnished by the
Central Songsters, directed by Mrs. ].
w. Torber.
Endorsement of the drive for the
Symphony Orchestra sustaining fund
was given.
In a resolution the Commissioners
were requested to include in the
Health Department budget an appro-
priation to carry on the Schick test
with its subsequent immunization.
Woodbridge.
At meeting in observance oi
Fathers night a resolution was
adopted approving a special story on
Terrorism on the Radio" by Thomas
Henry, printed in The Evening Star
The resolution set forth also it "un-
oualifiedly commends the action oi
eminent psychologists and educators
Oh CIllS city III PAOCCoIAH6 oA4S
sirable serial broadcasts now being
made for children"
DR.. Michael Dreese of the psychology
department of George Washington
University spoke on Discipline and
Capt. Richard Mansfield gave chalk
talk. Music was furnished by the
Mckinley Glee Club.
Blue ribbons were awarded to Clara
Virginia Butts, Eleanor Dorothy Far
wick, Annetta Blanche Flemer, Jane
Stone Genung, Margaret A. Libonati
Mildred A. Plumer, Mary Catherine
Rose, Barbara Anne Stevens. Miriam
Unkle, Mary Frances Slominski, Will
liam B. Calvert, Wayne Cupp. Carlton
Harold Davidson. John Frederick
Kuffner, Emery Irving Reeves anc
Robert Lindley Yarnall.
Mrs. G. r. Eberly announced that
candy sale will be held at the schoo
March %.
Keene.
Selden M Ely, supervising principal
of the fifth division, spoke on "Charac-
ter and Protection-Schoolboy Patrol
at the last meeting.
The student aid chairman, Mrs. j
C. Brown, exhibited dresses. pants anc
| slips which had been made by mem
bers of the sewing circle, which meets
every Wednesday in the school.
The president named the following
to serve on the Nominating Commit
tee: Cyrus T. Bright, Mrs. George P
| Grove, Mrs. j. Weldon.
Sylvia Parker, sixth grade pupil
read an essay on Washington at Val
ley Forge" which won her a gol'
medal given by the Fort Slocum Pos
of the American Legion.
Mrs. A. Chamberlain rendered solo
and Miss Gale Havenner gave tai
dances.
Ludlow Madison aylor.
The association was addressed b.
Mrs. Frank Linzel, chairman of bette
films for the Federation of Churche
and the Chevy Chase Women's Club
on Better Films and Their Effect OF
Our Children
The association went on record a
approving plan four Of the Weir recre
ational report.
Barnard.
The association had as CUES
speaker Mrs. Frank A. Linzel VIII
spoke on The Effect Of Movies Of
Our Children"
Bowen -Greenleaf.
The association will give a bing
party in the post gymnasium at tn
Army War College March 29
Mrs. L. Lytton, vice president, pre-
sided at the last meeting of the asso
citation. 1t was decided to have on
study group each month.
Congress Heights.
At the last meeting record of pas
achievements in the Summer round
up work of the association was pre-
sented by Mrs. Ira Marine. Twenty
one blue ribbons were awarded +
children who were examined last Ma
and found to be physically perfect.
DR.. Catherine johnson spoke OF
The Values of a Physical Examina
ton"
Study group meetings will be hell
each Thursday at 1;30 pm. under tn
leadership of Mrs. Bertha W. Eldred
The association will hold a luncheon
in the school on March % at /
O'Clock.
Fillmore.
The March meeting was held Mon
day evening, President Vincent Mac
Dougal presiding. j. Wallace Tale
told How to Prepare the Child G
Today for the World of Tomorrow.
Christopher Mullady spoke on "Ho'
the Boy Scout Organization Develop
a Boys Character" Mrs. CIinto
Ward made plea for the Georgetow
Playground, also expressed the nee
for an evening school at Wester
High. The association voted as ia
voring the movement. The Potoma
Electric Power Co. male chorus sans
Miss N. j. Kale, teacher, 4-AB; Mr.
Alvin L. Krey and Mrs. Axel Hedouis
were hosteSses.
Mrs. r. FIGHTER, LAB, won tn
silver cup for attendance. The aSso
citation voted to supply the boys bas
ball team with bats, balls and mitt
and to provide balls and coach TO
the girls Stag ball team.
Mrs. F. Hickson, chairman, reportet
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