Evening star., 1935-01-13

The second grade was awarded the
cup for having the largest number
Of parents present.
Oyster.
The executive committee will meet
at the school tomorrow at 1:30 pm.
The association will meet at 3 pm
The discussion will center on radio
and moving pictures. The speakers
| are Mrs. Raymond Klock, chairman
Of motion pictures for the District of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, and DR.. Tracy F. Tyler, Sec
retary and research director of the
National Committee on Education by
Radio. There will be special music
by Ethel Foster Shannon. Tea will
be served.
Henry d. Cooke.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 3:15 pm. DR.. Tracy Tyler will
speak on Radio" and Mrs. A. r.
Klock on Movies"
Fillmore.
The Executive Committee will meet
at the home of the president. Vincent
| McDougal, tomorrow at pm.
The study group will resume classes
| this week.
Langley Junior High.
The Executive Committee met
January f.
The association will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. Samuel H. Simmons pre-
siding. Conferences between teachers
and parents will be held in the class
rooms, 7:15 to pm. The Student
Council will present a pageant in
commemoration of the eleventh BIRTH
day of Langley Junior High School.
Henry Draper. first principal Of the
school. and Chester W. Holmes. pres
| singing will be led by Mrs. Eula S.
Dorsey. The school band. led by
Vladimir Vasa. will play. and piano
selections will be played by one of the
boy students.
The February meeting will feature
open house" This will be preceded
by a dinner.
Phoebe Hearst.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 1:30 pm.
Whittier.
The. association will meet tomor-
row at pm. Rev. John J. Rives,
pastor of Emory Methodist Church.
will talk on Safeguarding the Child
! from Moral Harm
| The study group. with Mrs. Lloyd
| Miller as leader, will meet Wednesday
and each Wednesday thereafter for six
weeks.
Powell Elementary.
Fathers night will be celebrated to-
| morrow at pm. Dr. William Mann,
director of the National Geological
Park. will speak. and entertainment
will be furnished by Sophocles Papas.
The study group will meet January
81 at pm. Beginning to Read" is
the subject for discussion.
Janney.
The association gave a party for
| the patrol boys January 10. Games
were played and refreshments served
The association is sponsoring a tea
January Is from to pm. for bene-
fit OF the new library room in the
school.
One hundred Bryan school chill
dren presented play, Birds
Christmas Carol" for parents and
friends of the school at a meeting
OF the association January 8.
Bancroft.
The executive board met January
in the teachers room
The January meeting was held
Tuesday evening in the auditorium
OF the school. Rev. Russell j. Clinchy
OF the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church was the principal speaker.
Music was furnished by the Cline
Chorus, after which refreshments
were served
The association will hold a Mid
| winter luncheon at the school Janu-
ary II at noon. Mrs. A. S. Mangene
and Mrs. Riley Elgen will be in gen.
eral charge, assisted by grade moth
ers and other women of the asso-
citation.
Woodbridge.
Mrs. Robert Doing, president, has
asked the following to serve as a
committee for the Child Study Group:
Mrs. r. Klinger, Mrs. w. B. CAL
vert. Mrs. H. c. Sullivan, Mrs. G. r.
Eberly, Mrs. A. B. Genung. The
study group will begin January % and
continue on the four succeeding
Wednesdays. Mrs. w. Rawlings will
be the leader. The general subject
for the course is Children of the
New Day." The topics for the indi-
vidual meetings are: Succeeding as
a Family" Are You Helping Your
Child to Make Friends?" THE Dollar
Sign in Family Life" New Morals
for Old" New Approach to Sex
Education"
Alexander Shepherd.
An executive meeting was held Mon
day afternoon.
The association will meet tomorrow
evening. 1t will be fathers night"
The fathers will take charge of the
entertainment and serving of refresh
ments.
Kenilworth.
1ne monthly meetlng was nelo Tues
day, with the president. Mrs. Alma
Hudson, presiding.
Poems" was the subject for enter
tainment furnished by children from
the different grades. Miss Ruth Fin
ney was the guest speaker, her subject
being THE Character Training Ex-
pertinent in Washington
Plans are being made for card and
bingo party January Is, at 8p.m.
Eliot Junior High.
The monthly meeting was held Tues
day night, with Mrs. Rosalee jenkins
presiding. Mrs. Agnes Kinnear, prin-
cipal, spoke on the health examination
for the seventh grade pupils. Mrs. Ed
ma Rawlings, president of Wheatley
p. T. A.. was guest speaker.
Delegates to the District congress
were appointed as follows: Mrs. Alma
Hudson, Mrs. Alice Manning. Mrs. Lii
lian Selby, Mrs. Harriet Moose and
Mrs. Edna Rawlings.