Evening star., 1936-01-19
Miss Sewers Will Address
Parent-Teacher Gathering
"The Younger Child" Will Be Discussed by
Specialist Before District Congress
Tuesday Morning.
Cranch Tyler.

Fathers night was observed at the
January meeting DR.. James Bell Of
Southeastern University spoke on
Relationship"
Miss Russell's room won the prize.
Jefferson Junior High.
The association will meet tomorrow
evening. Birch Bayh, director OF
physical education, will speak on THE
Modern Health Program" A program
will be presented by the pupils of
8-B IL.
Janney.
Under the leadership of Mrs. L. E.
Gillchrist, the second series of study
group conferences will meet each
Thursday from 80 to 3 pm. in the
music room of the school.
Emery lexington.
Fathers day will be celebrated
February at the Emery School at
8 pm.
A party will be given Tuesday by
the association for the children Of
the rooms obtaining most member
ships during the drive.
keene.
A meeting was held Tuesday. A
program was given by Mrs. Eugenia
Simson. piano accordionist, and films
of national parks were shown. A
demonstration on Memory" was given
by Mark Wooding.
Powell Elementary.
A bingo party will be held Tuesday,
at pm. for the benefit of the radio
fund.
The study group will meet tomorrow
at 1870 pm. with Miss Anna Halberg
leader.
Henry ID. Cooke.
The association will meet Tuesday
at lis pm.
Miss Irma Gordon's room won the
attendance prize at the last meeting.
A series of card parties are being
held by some of the mothers to raise
funds for the new ditto machine
Those who have entertained are Mrs.
j. w. Brockwell and Mrs. Eugene
Grigg.
Macfarland Junior High.
Mrs. G. H. Collingwood president,
announces that there will be no meet
ing Of the association during January.
Ednunds- Kingsman Maury.
At the last meeting. Miss Esther
jonas spoke on the Contribution of
Home Economics on Family Life"
Grade attendance awards were won
by Miss Edythe Gilbert's 3-AB at
Edmonds, and Mrs Ethel Schwarz-
mans 2-AB at Maury School.
Truesdell.
Reports of various committees were
given at the Executive Board meeting,
January IA. and it was decided to
set aside the first and third Tuesdays
Of each month for study group meet
ings, the first meeting of the group
10 be held in February.
Buchanan.
A meeting will be held January a.
at pm.
The Boy Patrol will be entertained
with party Tuesday, Mrs. Edward
Koegel, chairman. Pictures of the
patrol have been taken and each
wy "Aii NC "a CoClltC0 Will OllC
Teachers and mothers met in the
teachers room, January 9, for dem
onstration OF the new mimeograph
which the association has just pur-
chased.
Bancroft.
Mrs. c. C.. Hines, first vice presi-
dent, presided at the January meet
ing. Mrs. L. Whine, a member of
the supervisory group of the school
system. spoke on Materials and
Techniques of Modern Teaching"
The members of the Boy Patrol
were given a party by the association
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Riley E. Elgen
acted as hostess, assisted by num-
Der OF other mothers.
Members of the Executive Board
will hold silver tea Tuesday. from
to 5 pm. at the home of Mrs
Edward R Seal, 1868 Eighteenth
street, for the benefit of the associa-
ton. Any one interested in the well
fare OF the children of the Bancroft
School is invited
Kenilworth.
A school luncheon will be held
Thursday for pupils and parents.
Blue ribbons will be presented at
The February meeting to the physi-
cally perfect children.
Park View.
Family Spirit in Education" was
discussed at the last meeting by Dr.
J. T. Loab. The Tech Glee Club
entertained.
Powell Junior High.
At meeting last Wednesday eve
ming a demonstration of extra -curricu-
lar activities was presented by the
various clubs of the school. A feature
of the evening was the singing of
several numbers by the Boys Octet,
under the direction of Mrs. E. Tawney.
A card and bingo party will be given
by the association on Wednesday
evening at the school.
Bryan.
At the last meeting Mrs. L. T. Bran
denburg expressed appreciation of the
cooperation of the parents contribu-
ting toys. games, books and articles
of clothing at Christmas time.
Miss A. M. Crook, principal, greeted
the parents and friends of the school.
Francis Scott Key.
Dr. Grace Purse will begin the i'm
munization treatments for diphtheria
prevention January 80 at the clinic
held at the Community Church. Miss
Clara Hickman, principal, stressed the
importance of the immunization of all
pre-school children.
The school opened its library with
tea last Tuesday. Children from