Evening star., 1936-02-02
Parent-Teacher Activities

Mrs. Harry c. Fowler, State chair
man, announces a meeting OF loca1
radio chairmen or their representa-
tives in the State office Tuesday al
10 am.
Members of associations will attend
lecture on Forward Planning" tc
be given by Miss Mary Sue Wigley
expert in home economics from Daw-
son, Ala, on February IL, 8 pm, al
Pierce Hall.
James Monroe.
Miss Alice M. Woodson, faculty
member of the Monroe Laboratory
School gave an illustrated lecture or
her travels in France, Italy, Africa anc
the Holy Lands at the last meeting.
Reports were made by chairmen a.
follows: j. Anderson, Christmas &C.
tivities; Mrs. Harvey. student aid
Mrs. Williams, grade mothers, and r
c. Hill, membership.
Mrs. Washington, chairman of the
Mary Church Terrell selfhelp group
which functions at Monroe, explained
the work of her committee and asked
for more volunteer workers.
The resignation Of Mrs. Burr, chair.
man of the Finance Committee, wa!
announced.
Plans were made for the annua
card tournament February 81 at tht
school.
PetwOrth.
A card and bingo party will be hele
Friday at 8 pm. in the school audi.
torium. Refreshments will be served
The association will meet Tuesday al
8 pm. Mrs. j. N. Saunders will dis
cuss the Parent-T Teacher movement
The Mckinley Boys Glee Club vii
furnish music.
]. r. Keene.
A board meeting will be held at the
school tomorrow at 1880 pm. The
regular meeting will be held Tuesday
at pm.
Blake Gales -Seaton.
At the meeting last Monday Mis-!
Ruth Finnie, from the Research De-
partment discussed Character Edu-
cation and Health" Mrs. A. France
reported on the sixth division tea ano
the talk given by J. S. Bartlett or
Sight Saving for Children"
Langley Junior High.
A turkey dinner will be served al
the school on February 18 from S te
7 pm. This will be followed by g
meeting when Founders day will be
celebrated and Mrs. j. N. Saunders
past president of the District of Co.
lumbia Congress of Parents anc
Teachers, will speak.
The association presented Langley
with a complete movie protector anc
sound equipment to be installed ir
the school auditorium.
A large silk American flag was pre-
sented to J. P. Collins, principal, al
the last meeting by the Department
of Potomac Woman's Relief Corps.
Wheatley.
"The Parent Teacher Movement
Meets the Changing Need Of Parent!
and Children" will be the topic dis.
cussed by Mrs. w. B. Fry, vice pres
ideut District of Columbia Congres!
of Parents and Teachers, Tuesday
2:30 pm.
A Founders day pageant. writer
and directed by Mrs. Alice Manning
program chairman, will be presented
The Parent-Teacher Glee Club
under the leadership of Miss E. L
Slattery, will sing a group of Colonia
songs.
Central High School.
A card and bingo party will be helt
Wednesday at 8 pm. in the armory
Proceeds will be used to buy instru
ments for the student band.
Edmonds- Kingsman- -Maury.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 1870 pm. at Edmond!
School.
KenilwOrth.
A Fathers night program will bt
given by the association wednesday
evening. Chester Holmes; principal o1
Anacostia Junior High School, will
speak on Junior High Schools" Capt
Harmon A. Chapman Of No. 18 Engine
Company, District Of Columbia Fire
Department., will discuss "Fire Pre-
vention." A Founders day program
will follow
Blow-P Pierce Webb.
At an Executive Committee meet
ing plans were completed for the birth
day party to be held tomorrow al
Pierce School. Mrs. J. N. Saunder.
will be the speaker.
A group of mothers will go to the
student aid rooms to help in sewing
Wednesday.
Park View.
A turkey luncheon was given fol
the Boy Patrol Tuesday in the school
Miss Emily Scrivener, Mrs. j. o. Reid
Miss q. Meyer, teacher in charge o1
the Boy Patrol; Merritt Smith, rep.
resentative Of the A. A. A.; Selder
M. Ely, supervising principal, ane
Officer Frank Ach,. leader Of the Boy
Patrol, were guests of honor, and eacf
in turn made speech Of appreciation
for the work done by the Boy Patrol.
Brookland- Noyes.
At the last meeting blue ribbons
were given the following children
examined during the Summer round
up and now found physically perfect
william Hubbard, Geraldine Kimmel
Mildred May Leurs, Donald Newberry
Thomas Conlon, Lucille Pifer, Edwin
Uber and Walter J. Reck. DR.. Mitchell
Dreese spoke on phases Of Characte
E,d,,ca tion "