Evening star., 1935-04-28

THE Benning Parent-Teacher
Association, at its April meet
ing, elected Mrs. J. Veihmeyer
l. president. Other officers cho-
sen were Mrs. j. Stivers, vice
president; Miss NJ r. Yarnall, treas
urer, and Mrs. X. Graves, secretary.
The Summer Roundup Committee
announces all children entering school
in the Fall may be brought to the
school on May for physical exam
ination.
Whittier.
The association will hold the Sum-
mer roundup on May /, from $50
am. until noon at the school Drs.
A. B. Washington, F. X. Courtney, A.
B. Little and H. C. Anderson (den-
tiSD will examine the children.
Blow Pierce Webb.
The Summer roundup will be held
in the Webb School on May /.
A Nominating Committee has been
appointed and the election of officers
will be held at the May meeting
The Executive Board will meet
Thursday at 2 pm.
Powell Elementary.
The Summer roundup chairman
announces all children who will be
years old by March IS, 1886, will
meet at the school Tuesday at $50
am. and will go in a body to Chill
dren's Hospital for physical examina-
tions. Mothers of these children
should send their names to the school,
Blue ribbons for health will be
awarded in May to the following
children: E. Mitchell Towbee, Lillian
Gitelson. Betty Ann Lohr, Frank
Marcellino Shirley Paul Patricia
Frank, Leta Sue Marks. John Christ
mas and Elsie C. Norman.
Benjamin Stoddert.
The second series of six classes of
the study group was held Tuesday at
pm. in the Gordon Junior High
School.
A school luncheon will be held May
8. Parents are invited.
jefferson Junior High.
Plans are being made for the an
nual lawn fete next month.
Miss Grace Houchen has succeeded
Miss Irene Minear as chairman of the
Health Committee.
A Nominating Committee has been
appointed as follows: Mrs A. W.
Winterfeldt. Mrs. A. Castle and r. W.
Strawbridge.
BroOkIand- -Noyes.
The association is planning the
Summer roundup for May l, at
Brookland School. 10 to II am. ANY
child who will be years old by
November l. or March IS, 1886, will |
be of school age either for September |
or February entrance and should at
tend the Summer roundup.
The services of Drs. r. w. Conklin /
and r. r. Hotel, and dentist. DR..
F. K Price. have been obtained for
this examination.
Langley Junior High.
The regular meeting was held April
1e Mrs S. H. Simmons presiding. The
school band. led by Vladimir Vasa,
played several selections. A sleight-
of-hand show was presented by Milton
Goss and Clarence Trott, assisted by
Billy Richardson, all of SB 10l. !
The Nominating Committee was ap-
pointed with Miss Eta H. Matthews
as chairman.
A bingo party will be held at the
school next Friday evening.
The next meeting will be May 81,
when officers will be elected.
Powell Junior High.
At the recent convention of the
District of Columbia Congress Mrs.
F. M. Doudna. State chairman of the
Honor Roll Committee. presented Mrs.
Irene Edwards, president of this aSso-
citation, with framed copy OF the
Declaration of Independence, which
bore a placard reading: First 100 per
cent honor roll-1934-35-District OF
Columbia"
The trophy was presented to the
school in three assemblies. Those
taking part were Mrs Irene Edwards,
Mrs. Pearl Seal. Mrs. Dell G. Sale,
Nick Cox, president of the Student
Council. and Lester T. Walter, prin-
cipal of the school. Student Council !
officers for 1885 installed were: Nick
Cox. president; Yanda Broche, vice
president; Irene King, secretary; |
Charles Dabney, treasurer, and Marion |
were Past Matron Viola Hodson and |