Evening star., 1935-04-21
HRs. JOHN KoEsTER was

M elected president of the
lV Brookland-Noyes Parent
Teacher Association at the
annual meeting last Monday.
Other officers are Mrs. William
shreve. first vice president; Miss
Marie Turner, second vice president;
Mrs. Clifford Woodford, secretary;
Miss Nell Hiscox, treasurer; Mrs. Mel
son Thayer, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs Carlton Long, historian.
Mrs. Elsie Milstead presided. DR..
J. c. Eckhardt spoke on Summer
Care Of Children"
TruesdeII.
"Value Of Thorough Examinations
and Need for Correction Of Defects"
was discussed Tuesday by DR.. James
A. Rolls Officers were elected.
Mrs. S. c. Tupman was appointed
library chairman.
Mrs. H. E. Summers, Summer
roundup chairman, announces all
children Of pre-schoOl age may be
presented at the school on May /
for examination prior to their en-
trance in school in September or Feb
ruary.
Bowen -Greenleaf.
A meeting was held April II in
Bowen School Delegates appointed
to the convention we're: Mrs. ]. lay
cock, Mrs. P. Wright, Mrs. E. Cook,
Mrs. L. Ridgeway and Mrs L. Litten.
A Nominating Committee was ap-
pointed as follows: Mrs. e Paine,
chairman; Mrs. J. Perron and Mrs. P.
Wright.
Music was furnished by trio from
the Army Band. Sidney Schulman
played several numbers on the violin.
DR.. Lynn Colvin, child specialist,
spoke on Child Welfare"
Fillmore.
A meeting was held last Monday.
Vincent McDougal presiding. Mrs.
Flora B. Keyes, guest, spoke on The
Child and His Adjustment to the Com
munity." Miss Margalee Bishop gave
readings
Mrs. w. H. Steinbaugh was ap-
pointed chairman of the Nominating
Committee. with Mrs. George F. Gep-
hart and Miss Lena Wilson, kinder
garten teacher, as members of the
committee.
Mrs. Ralph Fischter, teacher ABB.
won the silver cup for attendance.
After the meeting the teachers con-
ducted visiting hour in their respec-
tive rooms. Mrs. James F. Worley
and Mrs. Louis H. Hoffman were hos
tesses for the evening.
Henry ID. Cooke.
The Executive Committee met at
the home of the president, Mrs. ]. w.
Brockwen. A nominating committee
was elected as follows: Mrs. M. B.
Lamar, chairman; Mrs Van Dreizen,
Mrs. A. G. Mason, Miss r. L. Nc
Namara, Mrs. Thomas c. Thompson.
The annual school luncheon will be
held May g.
The members Of the study group
gave q surprise party for the chair
man, Mrs. Frank Eddingfield, at her
home April IL. A gift was presented
to her.
Kenilworth.
A first-grade kite contest was held
April S. with Eugene Ingwerson win
ming book as first prize. and Barbara
Smith winning second prize.
A school luncheon was held Thurs
day, funds from which will be used
for Boy Patrol uniforms and parade.
John Burroughs.
Summer roundup, with Mrs. Shell
Davis as chairman, will be held at
the school May l at $50 am. All
parents who have children entering
school in the Fall may bring them for
an examination by a doctor and
dentist.
DR.. A. F. Heath's talks have been
discontinued until May 2.
DR.. Lucille Dooley, psychiatrist.
spoke at the association meeting on
The Homes Responsibility in Char
acrer Education"
The association was entertained by
Mrs. A. R. Howard's fourth grade
presenting The Herald of Spring."
The cast consisted of Jane Bauman.
Jane Root, Alice Caldwell, Sarah
Muchnich, Helen Ross, Thomas Pol
lard, James Grim, Marjorie Elwood,
Mary Frances Jameson and Amelia
Robinson.
The Ways and Means Committee
will sponsor q school luncheon May Is.
Whittier.
At q meeting of grade mothers
Wednesday, plans were completed for
making the May meeting of the asso-
citation of interest to fathers.
Several grade mothers were chosen
to assist with the health examinations
to be given on May /.
Woodbridge.
DR.. Margaret Nicholson was guest
speaker at the meeting April IL. Her
subject was Child Nutrition and
Growth"
The Ways and Means Committee
Is planning a school luncheon May 2.
Mrs. G. r. Eberly, chairman. A candy
sale was held early in the month.
The Juvenile Court Committee. Mrs
c. J. WOLF, chairman. has collected
and sent toys to the Receiving Home
and has given two entertainments at
the home.
The Summer Roundup Committee
announces mothers of children enter
ing school either in September or Feb
ruary may have them examined at
the school May /. Mrs. c. ]. WOLF
Is Summer roundup chairman.
The Nominating Committee, COM
posed Of Mrs. j. Parke, Miss c. F.
Barnard and Mrs. John Kane, pre-
sented the following slate for officers:
Mrs. w. B. Calvert. president; Mrs.
Paul Neuhaus, first vice president;
Mrs A. Newman, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. c. j. WOLF, third vice pres
ident; Mrs. H. c. Sullivan, secretary,
and Mrs. Robert Doing, treasurer.