Evening star., 1935-03-24
Parent Teacher Group
Hears Professor Speak
"Recreation in Character Building" Is Theme of
10. Martin Symphony Orchestra Drive
Given Active Support

the Summer roundup will be held
May 4.
Blow Pierce Webb.
At the March meeting, moving pic
lures will be shown of the value Of
milk to growing children. Mrs. I.
Shugrue, principal, explained the sys-
TEN of grouping and marking used
in the schools
The award for attendance went to
the fifth grade. The study group will
meet every Monday at 1870 In the
Blow School.
Randle Highlands Orr.
The association met, and Mrs.
Ellen Dixon reported diptheria pre-
vention treatment could not be OBJ
tanned this year because of lack of
funds. Mrs. Mabel Murray was chosen
representative to the Playground
Council
Blair Hayes.
The association met, with Mrs. Er-
nest Perry, vice president, presiding.
Mrs. Walter Jones spoke on Safe
guarding the Child From Physical
Harm" The association went on rec
ord as opposing the Prettyman bill.
Blue ribbons were awarded the
children who were pronounced physi-
cally perfect in the Summer roundup
of pre-school children.
WheatIey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Brooks are
hosts to the minstrel group at the
weekly rehearsals for home talent
night.
The Reception Committee for home
talent night is as follows: Mesdames
w. r. Rawlings, w. C. Jones, Robert
Milburn, r. H. Hillsinger, A. j.
George.
The Nominating Committee, COM
posed of Mrs. Alice Manning. r. H.
Hillsinger, Mrs S. George, Mrs.
Luther Wise. Miss F. Mortimer, prin-
cipal. and Mrs. Foster Touart, met in
the school Monday to prepare a slate
for the election of officers.
Mrs. Thelma Kettering, music
chairman, entertained the Wheatley
Music Study Group at her home
quay
A meeting of the study group was
held at the home of Mrs. M. Burneston
Thursday evening. The topic dis
cussed was. Guiding Boy and Girl
Relationships"
Mckinley High.
The association will present Miss
Ruth Wilson of the Home Service In
stitute in lectures and demonstrations
to be held in the teachers lunch room
March 26, 81 and % from 2 to 4
pm. These meetings are open to the
public.
Phoebe Hearst.
At the meeting March 1s, the presi-
dent, Mrs. c. Graham, presided. The
association indorsed a resolution to
promote the establishment of a night
school at Western High.
4 A committee consisting Of Paul
Waring, j. C. Hammack, James
Schwab, Milton Schwab and ]. Dar-
| lington Denit was appointed to make
contacts to procure playground facili-
ties in the area adjacent to Phoebe
Hearst School.
Mrs. F. T. Doggett and Mrs. S. G.
Keery. grade mothers, we're hostesses
at a tea, March 19, to the parents
of the sixth grade.
Francis Scott Key.
The association met with Mrs. M
o. Hayes presiding.
The association indorsed the res
olution passed by the meeting of civic
| organizations and churches in the
western part of the city at Gordon
Junior High that night school courses
be established at Western High School
Miss Helen Burton gave a talk on
| "Children's Dramatics."
Stanton.
AT the last meeting pupils OF Miss
Laura Haynie gave a play, "Rageedy
Ann" Refreshments were served. with
Mrs. Margaret Price assisting Miss
| Haynie.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peoples was guest
speaker. Mrs. r. H. Worrall was ap-
pointed Summer roundup Chairman.
The study group met Thursday to
discuss Parental Impatience" under
the direction of Mrs. Harry c,
Murray.
TruesdeIl.
Safeguarding the Child From Nor
al Harm" will be the subject of an
address by Miss Sybil Baker. director
| OF Fairgrounds, at the school Tuesday
| at 8 pm Miss Mildred Green will
speak on THE Boy Patrol" The kin
dergarten children reported to be
physically healthy will receive blue
ribbons.
Henry ID. Cooke.
The association met Tuesday with
Mrs. j. W. Brockwell presiding. Miss
Sybn Baker spoke on Supervised
Play" Morton Weigle presented pic
lures, Food Makes a Difference" and
"Vitamin D Milk" The school glee
club sang.
A study group under the direction
of Mrs. Frank Eddingfield, met
Wednesday afternoon.
Janney.
The Executive Board will meet at
the home of the president, Mrs. v. A.
Holmes. tomorrow evening.
Jackson.
The association was addressed by
Miss Esther Scott on "The Advan-
tages and Problems Involved in Rails
! ing Pets" Mrs Clinton Ward spoke
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