The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-07

the school, will give an informal
talk to the association of School No.
q at 2:30 Wednesday. There will
be a program of entertainments by
children of the school and a period
Of community singing directed by
Mrs. E. G. Bornkamp. A social hour
will follow the meeting.
A representative of the Com
munity Fund will speak concerning
the coming drive at School No. %
at 3:15 Wednesday. A Riley pro-
gram will be presented by pupils of
the third year, and school traffic
officers will speak to the association.
A social hour will follow.
Character Development Through
Poetry" will be the subject of a talk
to be made at School No "a at 3
Wednesday by H. J. knight, school
principal. A program Of piano selec-
tionS by Miss Geraldine Trotter.
teacher in the school. and a group
OF songs by the children will COM
pose the musical program.
Miss Emma Colbert of Butler
University, will speak on The Re-
lationship Between Home and
School, at School No. So at 3
Wednesday. Music will be by the
children's chorus of the school.
Miss Louise Terry will speak on
Relationships Among People" at
School No. 40 at $3.50 Wednesday.
Vocal selections will be presented by
Miss Mayme Logue.
Mrs. James L. Murray of the In
diana Congress of Parents and
Teachers, will give a talk on parent
teacher interests at School No 43
at LAS Wednesday. Introduction Of
new officers will be followed by a
tea and social hour. Music will be
provided by an instrumental trio
composed Of Miss Lenora Wilson.
piano; Miss Roberta Wilson, cello,
and Hill Bill Bailey, violin.
Harry White, secretary of the In
dianapoliS Y. M. C. A, will speak at
School No. A at 2:3O Wednesday on
the subject, Youth Finding the
Trail in Modern Life" Officers will
be installed Entertainment will be
provided by Mrs. Walter Kendall,
reader, and Mrs. c. j. Berry, vo-
caliSt.
A social meeting will open the
parent-teacher year at School No.
As at 2:30 Wednesday.
Installation Of parent-teacher Off
GERS, introduction Of teachers and a
social hour will comprise the pro-
gram at School No. At at 3:15
Wednesday.
Mothers new to the school will be
special guests of the Parent Teacher
Association at a Friendly Tea" to
be given at School No. 81 at 3:15
Wednesday. The ga mothers will be
in charge. Special music will be
provided.
Installation of officers and a re-
ception for mothers and teachers
new to the school will be the fea-
ture of the meeting at School No.
So at 3:15 Wednesday.
A reception for new patrons and
teachers will be held at School No.
sc at 3:15 Wednesday, Vocal selec-
tons will be provided by Mrs. Anita
Scott, accompanied by Mrs. T. M.
Rybolt
Incorporation Between Home and
School will be the subject of talk
by Miss Lola Ellers, principal, at
the parent-teacher meeting at
School No. 81 at 2:15 Wednesday. A
reception and tea for new mothers
and teachers will follow the meeting.
Music will be provided by pupils.
Installation of officers and an in
formal reception for new mothers
and teachers will comprise the pro-
gram at School Ne, 70 at Wednes-
day. Entertainment will be pro-
vided by pupils of the school,
Miss Maude Price, principal of
School No. SO, will speak on THE
Development of Your Child" at a
parent-teacher meeting to be held at
2:30 Wednesday. Special music has
been arranged.
A reception and tea for mothers
ana teachers new to the school will
be held at School No. 70 at 2:30
Wednesday. Musical selections will
be given by pupils of the school.
E. F. Echolds, principal, will speak
on the parent teacher relationships
at School No. 81 at 2::30 Wednesday.
Dewitt S. Morgan, principal OF
Technical High School, will be the
speaker for the association of School
No. "a at 2:30 Wednesday. He will
speak on The Basic Question in
Education. Mrs. Max Critchfield
will sing, accompanied by Mrs. AL
bert c. Hirschman.
Installation of officers and a tea
in honor of new patrons of the
school will be given at School No. 85
at BIS Wednesday, A group of vo-
cal numbers will be given by Mrs.
A R. Madison, accompanied by Mrs.
0. T. Passmore; and by the pupils
of the junior high school.
A short program followed by re-
ceptiOn for patrons and teachers
will feature the meeting at School
No. Sc at 3:15 Wednesday.
Russell Berg, The Indianapolis
Times cartoonist, will give an il
Illustrated talk at School No. 81 at
2:30 Wednesday.