Evening star., 1936-03-08

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Henry D. Cooke School. Entertain
ment will be furnished by the Girls
Glee Club of Mckinley High School
and refreshments will be served.
Stuart Junior High.
DR.. Frank w. Baliou spoke on
Character Education" at a meeting
Monday evening. A dramatic sketch,
Washington at Valley Forge" was
given.
The association went on record as
indorsing the aims of the new Juvenile
Court bill, voted $40 to the State bud
get and discussed plans for Spring
dance March 20.
The study group meetings have been
changed from Fridays to Wednesdays
A group will help the student aid
sewing room next Wednesday.
John Eaton.
The association will meet Monday
at 2 pm. Mrs. o. w. McNeese will
discuss Are We Modern?" An in
formal tea will follow.
Blow Pierce Webb.
At the last meeting Mrs. A. Shugrue,
former principal, introduced the new
principal, Miss Toliver.
The study group will meet each
Tuesday at l 80 pm. in the Kingsman
School. under the leadership of Mrs.
Shugrue. The course will continue for
six weeks.
Congress Heights.
Twenty-four children will be pre-
sented blue ribbons Wednesday at 8
pm. In keeping with health night"
James C. Kapiliski will speak on Vita
min D Milk-Its Relation to the
Health Program" Educational slides
will be presented.
A school luncheon will be given
March l9.
Guiding the Adolescent" is the
topic for discussion in the study group
which meets each Thursday at / 80
pm.
Janney.
Miss Esther Scott gave an illus
trated talk on Gardens" last Tues
day afternoon. Preceding this meet
ing an Executive Board meeting was
held, when the following Nominating
Committee was elected: Miss Blanche
Pulizzi. Mrs. Miner w. Buell., Mrs. NJ
K. Hiltz, Mrs. L. Richmond and Mrs
v. A. Holmes.
Tho St,1dv oro,,r co,,reo ,,pdor ft,o
direction of Mrs. L. Richmond has
been completed.
Gordon Junior High.
A meeting will be held Wednesday
at 8 pm. Oscar Kuldell will sing and
the Harmonica Club will play several
selections. Mrs. o. w. McNeese will
speak on Are We Modern?"
Petworth.
"What Is Fathers Place in the
Home?" was discussed by a panel OF
the men of the association last Tues
day. Mrs. Walter c. Jones spoke. c.
I. OFT sang and led community sing
ing. Refreshments were served. Miss
Miller's room won the attendance
prize.
Taft Junior High.
At an executive meeting a con-
tribution to the District Congress
budget was authorized and resolu-
tions were adopted indorsing the Fed
eral food and drug act and the Pet
tengill bill to abolish block booking
and blind-selling of motion pictures.
The special committee appointed to
select life-size picture of William
Howard Taft to be given to the school
consists of Harry Baker, jr., chairman:
Miss Virginia Parton and Mrs. George
A. Wilson. The following Nominating
Committee was elected: Chairman,
Mrs. Emil Smith; Mrs. Carl T. Sullins,
Harry Baker, jr.; Mrs. Robert A. Lyon,
Mrs. Arthur A. Schnebelen, Mrs. A. u.
Smith and Mrs. Charles Speaker.
A meeting of the study group will
be held Wednesday. "Adolescent Be-
havior Problems" will be discussed
under the leadership of Mrs. Samuel
F.. Hildebrand. The second study
group meeting was for men, with j.
K. Lawson presiding. The topic,
"Father-and-Son Problems" was dis
cussed under the leadership of Ray
Everett, secretary Of the Social Hy-
giene Society. Other speakers were
DR.. M. B. Root of the staff Of the
National Training School for Boys
and Sergt. John H. Major.
Edmonds- -Kingsman- -Maury.
The topic to be discussed at the
next meeting, at Maury School, will
be 1.-THE Effect Of Music on Children. ''
Beginning last Thursday and con-
tinuing for six consecutive weeks,
the mothers study group will be con-
Quoted at Kingsman School at 1880
pm. under the supervision of Mrs.
Tennelle.
Tuesday will be bundle day.
Hire Junior High.
At the last meeting membership
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Samuel
Willoughby, section rs; Mrs. Paul
Stewart, section Al. and Mrs. Charles
Werner, section 2-6.
Nine children gave Founders day
program. John. p. Webner, former
executive secretary Of the National
Congress Of Parents and Teachers.