Evening star., 1935-10-27
DISTRICT CENTERS
OFFER RECREATION
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peoples Is
in Charge of Work in
School Buildings.

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available this week at the many COM
munity centers in the city of Wash
ington operating under the direction
of Mrs. Elizabeth x. Peoples. in the
public school buildings after school
hours
Central Community Center, in addi-
tion to the many organized groups,
offers study of Esperanto, taught by
H. L. Stafford, Tuesday at pm;
and for the study of contract bridge
under the direction of Maxwell john
ston, Tuesday night.
Chevy Chase Center will hold
Halloween dance Friday night, in
Ben Murch Auditorium. This center
Is now open Monday as we'll as Fri
day nights.
Columbia Heights Center, located
in Powell Junior High School, Friday
night gave a house warming, in cele-
bration of the opening of its new
gymnasium. The Boys Club meets
Friday at $50 pm.
Congress Heights Center, at Mich
OILS avenue and Fifth street southeast,
is open every Friday evening for gen.
eral community recreation.
East Washington Center, in East
ern High School, will have a Hal
loween party Wednesday night in
addition to the regular schedule.
Georgetown Center, located in Cor
don Junior High School, features it's
Young Mems Club program directed
by Daniel F. Ahren, Monday through
Thursday evenings. The Georgetown
Odeon Players meet Monday night.
Langley Center, First and T streets
northeast. invites young men and boys
to join the Young Mems Club which
meets Friday night.
Mcfarland Young Mems Club
meets each Monday through Thursday
evening under the direction of Harry
English.
Park View Center located in Park
View School, is open Tuesday after
noon for childrens dancing, and also
offers activities for children on Fri
day night. Adult recreational oppor-
tunities at this center are on Fri
day night.
Paul Center, located in Paul Junior
High School, is open Thursday eve
ming and Saturday morning
At Roosevelt Center. James T.
Owens will meet persons interested
in a wood carving class Wednesday
evening at 7:30. Contract bridge
groups will meet Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday nights. A
French conversation group meets
Monday night,
Southeast Center in Hine Junior
High School, carries on literary ap-
probation group led by Phillip Nc
Briarty Wednesday, 8 pm. and a
drama and public speaking group
Friday at 7:45 pm.
Thomson Center, specializes in
languages study groups, including
French, italian, Spanish, Gaelic and
Esperanto-under experienced leader
ship. The StammererS group meets
Tuesday at 7:3O
Centers in Divisions 1913.
Eight centers are operating in Di-
visions 1913 this Winter under the
general supervision of Miss Anna L.
Goodwin, general secretary. Birney
Center, at Howard and Nichols avenue
southeast, offers community recreation
on Monday and Friday at 7:30 pm.
and on Thursday at 3:15. The Adult
Handicraft Club meets on Monday
with Mrs. LYDIA Miller as leader.
Burrville Center, features Satur-
day night social dance this week, and
boys club activities. Dunbar Center
has a girls volley ball league that
wants two additional teams.
Francis Boys Club meets Mondays
and Thursdays with T. J. Anderson
as supervisor in Francis Junior High
School, from to 10 pm.
Garfield Center has Choral Group,
Dramatic Club and the other activities
of the center Wednesday night.
Garnet Patterson Center is start
ing a new art group directed by Mrs.
Alice Reid, on Tuesday and Thursday
nights
Randall Community Center last
Monday showed pictures in the audi
torium. The Self Help Group desires
old garments to renovate for the use
OF needy children.
The Terrell Boys Club in Terrell
Junior High School is open four
nights each week, Monday through
Thursday. from to 10, to all boys
from to 9 to 18 years.