Evening star., 1936-03-08
CHEST PUBLICITY
.. COUNSEL IS 0. KID
Kaufman Given Authority
to Select Advisor to
His Unit.

Chairman Joseph D. kaufman of
the publicity unit of the Community
Chest was given authority to select
an advisory counsel to his unit at a
meeting held at the National Press
Club last Wednesday, The chairman
outlined the general procedure for
the unit leading up to the campaign
next November. It was decided to
hold monthly meetings up to and
including June and to start In again
in September with semi-monthly
meetings, changing to weekly meet
tngs as the campaign approached.
Various members of the unit were
assigned special tasks on which to
report at the next meeting.
Northeast Boys Club.
More than 100 boys have signed up
for the championship games tourna-
ment which opens tomorrow and con-
tinues throughout the month.
There will be three classes, senior,
intermediate and junior classes, ac-
cording to age. There will be pool
contests for the seniors and inter-
mediates, with ping pong and checkers
for all three classes. Winners will
receive a gold medal and silver medals
will be awarded those finishing second.
Southwest Community House.
A program of educational moving
picture shows designed to bring to
children and adult members clean
pictures and to acquaint them with
the educational, recreational and So
cial resources of Washington and en-
courage their use has been launched.
They are being presented in Zion
Baptist Church. The Chesapeake g.
Potomac Telephone Co. will present
a reel next week.
Northwest Settlement House.
Seeking to acquaint parents with
better methods for handling children,
parent-teacher class, under the
direction of Harold Chandler, meets
each Wednesday from IL to 8 o'clock.
The Board of Directors will meet
there tomorrow at o'clock.
Neighborhood House.
Miss Bernadette Crouch, soprano.
and John Paul Jones, basso, will sing
at a concert Thursday evening.
Thes Girl Scout Troop now has 27
members. The leaders are Miss Alma
Lauxman, Miss Winifred Gary and
Miss Lena Barghausen.
Southeast House.
In keeping with plans to give the
children a better knowledge and ap-
probation of music, a group Of girls
under the charge of Miss F. Bessie
Baker will attend the Navy Yard Con-
cert Wednesday. A group of 26 girls
from the settlement attended last
Wednesdays concert.
Free motion pictures will be held
at the Giddings School for club men,
bers and friends next Thursday at Z
o'clock.
St. Roses Technical School.
Seniors are improving their English
and oratorical abilities by three min
ute impromptu talks, which are prov
ing highly educational and interesting
Each girl is given subject such as
character, reputation, personality,
mental hygiene, charity or sincerity
and is required to build her talk
around this subject.
A Novena of Grace to St. Francis
Xavier will continue through next
Thursday.
Washington Home for Foundlings.
The Board of Directors will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the Office of
the acting president, Victor Deyber,
1881 G street.
Salvation Army.
Adjt. Wilburn Young, who has been
at the Eighth and I streets Temple
for about eight years, has suffered a
breakdown in health and has been
ordered away. Capt. Lorene McMullen
of Alexandria Va, has been trans
ferred to Washington to take charge
of the corps. Capt. Edna Rasnick has
been transferred rom Washington to
the Alexandria post left by Capt. Nc
Mullen