Evening star., 1935-05-19

superintendent Of schools, in charge
of character education. will summarize
the work done in the schools this
year.
Opportunity will be given for presi-
dents to give the outstanding and un-
usual achievements of their assocla-
tions during the past year, provided
the ONCE has been notified Of their
desire to be on the program.
Music will be furnished by the glee
club of the Wilson Teachers College.
Roosevelt High.
"The Tyelye-Pound Look" by Bar
rie, was presented by three students
of oral English at a meeting Wednes-
day evening. Taking part were VIZ
pinia Amadon, Virginia ONO and John |
Kendrick, directed by Miss Esther Gal
braith, teacher Of oral English.
Oficers were elected as follows: Z.
H. Pullman, president; Principal Allan |
w. Davis. first vice president; Mrs. |
Wallace Magathan, second vice presl-
dent; Miss G. E. Church, correspond |
ing secretary; Mrs. B. Henshall, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. H. S. RaWden,
treasurer. Mrs C. E. Bair. retiring !
president, was presented with past |
presidents pin by Mrs. w. w. SWEET |
on behalf of the association.
F.. j. Jackson, band director, ex-
hibited horn purchased for the band
with funds provided by the associa-
ton.
Alexander r. Shepherd.
The association met last Monday
evening and elected the following off,
GERS: Robert w. Finlay, president; Mrs.
Evelyn 3. Buckley, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs. T. Arnold Anderson, second
vice president; Maj. Frank A. Frost,
reelected treasurer; Mrs. Channlng
Walker, secretary; Mrs. ]. D. Skinner,
reelected historian; Mrs. Lloyd Grip
pen, Mrs. Arthur W. Vaudeville, Mrs.
James Wilkes, delegates. Mrs. o. S.
Reading spoke on The Wise Use Of
Leisure During Summer Vacation"
Mrs. Dell Gilbert Sale entertained with
a monologue, Ma at the PIT. A"
The hostesses were Mrs. Earle Sapp
Mrs. Evelyn Buckley. Mrs. George w.
Creswell, Mrs. j. D. Skinner and Mrs.
L. B. Aldrich. Refreshments we're
served. The Boy Patrol picnic will
be held in Rock Greek Park next
Wednesday.
The annual Spring luncheon will
be at the school June and the
usual school picnic will be in the park
June IS.
John Burroughs.
The association met May 9, Mrs.
Leah Scott presiding. A program was
presented by pupils from the first
grade
The Nominating Committee pre-
sented the following slate: Mrs E. F.
Linkens, president; Mrs. z. NJ. Nelson,
first vice president; Miss M E. Draney
second vice president; Mrs G. E. ia
cobson, third vice president; Mrs. E. G.
Sievers, recording secretary; Mrs F. J.
Roy, corresponding secretary; Mrs. F.
E. Burgess, treasurer and Mrs. A. L.
Lawrence, assistant treasurer.
Mrs. P. c. Elicit, State chairman,
presented blue ribbons to the following
physically perfect children Gloria
Dobbins. Herman Lovett, Harry Brett
bach, Lee Edward Towers, Nancy
Havck. Joseph Yates, Rodney Mere
ker, Jean B. Ford, Everett Burkey,
Richard burst, Patricia Ann Taylor,
John Wolfe Goodsight, Royal Haskell,
jr; Emily Larrimore, Robert Welham,
Barbara Dove, David Nicol. Dolores
Fitzgerald, Jean Freas, June Harri-
| son. Norma Groome, Chalmers Graf
Charles Waterman, Jeanne May, Eliz-
abeth Dodge, Roy Singleton and
James Richardson.
| The field captain of the 5th Di-
vision Of Girl Scouts gave a talk on
/ this organization.
/ The association will meet iomor-
row at pm, for election and install
lation of officers The association will
present the outgoing president, Vim
cent McDougal, with a parent-teacher
lapel button.
Powell Junior High.
Officers were elected as follows: Mrs
Edward r. Seal, president; DR.. Hugh
Dryden, vice president; Mrs. L. H.
Baylies. recording secretary; Mrs Os-
valid Ryan, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Prentiss D. Sale. jr., treasurer;
Mrs. T. Clarence Parker, Mrs Benja-
min NJ. McKelway, Miss Marion E.
Lord. member at large
The annual Spring luncheon will be
held Wednesday at the school.
Francis Scott Key.
The association met May 10, Mrs
NJ o. Hayes presiding. Toxoid in
incubation for the prevention of diph-
liberia was discussed.
The children in all grades are plan
ming circus to be given on June 7.
The hobby show will be held at the
school beginning June through June
7. This exhibit will begin at 2 pm.
Miss Clara Hickman presented a
gold past presidents pin to Mrs. M. o.
Hayes, retiring president Mrs. Jo-
seph R. Lyddane is the new president.
MISC Clara Hickman gave a brief
summary of this years talks on Chill
dren's. Activities"
Ludlow Madison Taylor.
The association met May 9. OFF,
GERS were elected. A feature of the
display of children's work was the
art work done by the classes of Miss
Maude Hobbs and Miss E Haugen
A meeting of the study group was
held Thursday, Mrs. A. Richmond,
leader. The group meets each Thurs
day at Madison School, 1880 pm.
Adolescence" will be discussed at the
next meeting.
Wallach.
The association met last Monday.
Election and installation of officers
was held.
DR.. C. B. Conklin spoke on Health
Problems" Mrs. E. j. Downing. State
student aid chairman, gave an out
line of her work.
Gage.
Installation Of the following officers
by Mrs. Walter G. Jones, second vice
president of the District Of Columbia
Congress Of Parents and Teachers was
held at Gage School Tuesday: Mrs.
c. H. Kendall, president; Mrs. Ira