Evening star., 1935-10-27
Stuart Junior High.

resentative chairman, held a meeting
October 81 to plan the Fall member
ship campaign.
A committee, Mrs. w. T. Wilkinson.
chairman, is planning a Halloween
dance Friday, November 1, at pm.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 2:45 pm.
Edm0nds- Kingsman- -Maury.
A committee, Mrs. E. M. Small
chairman, will meet to discuss plans
for luncheon at Maury School No.
vember 6.
Fillmore.
Miss Ida May Lind, director Of ele-
mentary education in the District,
addressed the association October 81
on Newer Methods of Teaching the
Three RS" Mrs. N. H. Chesteen's
class, assisted by Mrs. Lewis H. Hoel-
man and Mrs. Perry A. Fellows, were
hostesses.
Buchanan.
Under the direction of Mrs Gather
inc Edgerton, assisted by Mrs. Ed
ward Koegel, the Mothers Dramatic
Club will take part in an entertain
ment November % at Buchanan
School. A meeting for room repre-
sentatives was held in the home Of
Mrs. C. Kostakos, chairman. The
membership drive ends November 20.
Stanton.
Robert L. Haycock, assistant super
intendent of schools, spoke October
81. A short business meeting was fol-
lowed by entertainment. Plans are
being made for a card and bingo
party.
Blow Pierce Webb.
Thursday, October 81, will be bum
die day. The Executive Committee
decided to give SIS to each teacher of
the three schools to purchase books
or other educational items for her
class, to be exhibited at the next reg
ular meeting of the association. No.
vember 4 at 7:30 pm. This will be
followed by a card and bingo party
at o'clock at Pierce School.
WheatIey.
n 1loAOHCCll paw uAluCI ullSCllOil
of Mrs. H. Haun will be held in the
school auditorium November /, 3 to
S pm. Mrs. w. Hawley, health chair
man. supervised the Schick test for
pupils Thursday Diphtheria immuni-
zation treatment will be next Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. Craig, Summer roundup
chairman, is making personal visits to
the homes of children examined last
May. Mrs. L. c. Wise has enrolled 225
parents. including Mrs Henry Grattan
Doyle. president of the Board of Edu-
cation.
Capt. r. Mansfield and Officer j.
Junghans Of the ninth police pre-
cinct, guests, addressed the Boy Patrol
Wednesday on the subject of Safety"
The home economics group. With
Miss K. Bresnahan, teacher of arts and
crafts, met Thursday to cut garments
for student aid.
Bryan.
The association met Tuesday eve
ming, Mrs. L. T. Brandenburg presid-
ing. Mrs. Edward j. Kaiser, student
aid chairman, requested clean clothing
be sent to the school on bundle day,
November 6. Mrs. Kaiser is receiving
toys to be repaired and distributed at
Christmas. A school luncheon will be
held on Wednesday, November 20,
from II to / pm.
Miss A. NJ Crook, principal, vel
RnnNad ant ava
given by Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Mrs.
John Bullough sang, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Moore. Community
singing was directed by Miss Margaret
Moore, accompanied by Miss Marie
Moore.
Janney.
Mrs. L. De Witt, first vice president,
held tea for grade mothers on
Wednesday, Mrs. A. S. Mangene,
State chairman of room representa-
tives, outlined the special duties of
this group.
the school auditorium Thursday. un-
der direction Of Mrs. S. Eisenberg.
Cranch- Tyler.
A meeting was held October IA,
Mrs. Edna Weakley presiding. The
following chairmen were introduced:
Mrs. Elmer Mangum, program; Mrs.
w. Ping, membership; Mrs. Steven
son, hospitality; Mrs. Nora Embrey,
grade mothers; Mrs. Helen Metzger,
finance: Mrs. Mildred Luehrs, pub
HPifu NGrc
up; Mrs. A. Schuster, student aid;
Mrs. Carrie Domer, National Parent
Teacher Magazine; Mrs. Louisa Mori-
arty, safety.
Miss Ella Crook, principal, intro
duced the teachers. Mrs. Elmer Man
gum, program chairman, announced
Citizenship and World Good VIII
as this years topic. The first bundle
day was held October 81. A bingo
party was held in the Buchanan
auditorium October %.
Grant.
The Executive Board met october
II, with these officers in attendance:
Mrs. Pearl B. Clark, president; Mrs.
Ruth w. Hoover, vice president; Mrs.
John r. Kays, secretary; Mrs. Francis
Pippel, treasurer. Mrs. j. Phil Camp
bell, program chairman, presented
plans for the years program on
Health"
The following committee chairmen
were appointed: Mrs. Thelma Brown,
milk; Mrs. Pauline Amos, hospitality;
Mrs. E. P. Davenport. receiving home.
Plans for the membership enrolment
campaign, Mrs. Mary Simons, chair
man, were discussed.
Whittier.
At the first meeting of the year,
October IL, Mrs. Howard r. Jones
president. appointed the following
committee chairmen: Mrs. w. v
Ball, membership; Mrs. E. Morgan
Pryse. program; Mrs o. P. Hazard
hospitality; Mrs. Erma Stalfort, pub
licity; Mrs. w. H. Seaquist, grade
mothers; Mrs. F. A. Oehm, student
aid; Mrs. j. F. Lartz, scrapbook; Mrs.
j. Leroy Poole. health; Mrs. Sylvia
Smith, equipment; Mrs. Ray Brown
ing. study group, and Mrs. E. w. Stitt,
magazines.
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