Evening star., 1936-03-29
Gordon Junior High

with music by the Glee Clubs and the
orchestra. The play will be presented
at $3.50 p. m. April !, and 8 p. m.
April 2 and 3.
Emery-Eckington
A meeting will be held at the Emery
School Thursday at p. m. Richard
Ham, Of the A. A. A., will speak about
Safety"
A board meeting will be held tomor-
row.
The combined Langley, Emery
lexington, and Gage Study Group will
meet in Gage School each Tuesday at
lis p. m.
At the last meeting. Mrs. j. S. Hilder
spoke on Character Education" En-
tertainment was furnished by the
Girls Glee Club of Mckinley High
School. Miss Alice Wilcox, second
grade teacher, was presented with
set of flash cards to be used in class
work.
The Executive Board will meet April
6, 1870 p. m.
A nominating committee has been
appointed as follows: Mrs. Ruth ].
Dollarhide, chairman; Mrs. D. E. Tai
bott, Mrs. Ruth Meyer. Mrs. Pauline
Amos, and Miss Viola Offutt, principal.
Mcfarland Junior High
The association will hold card and
bingo party April 3 at p. m.
"Open House" was held by pupils
and teachers at the last meeting Of
the association. Special features in
cluded session of the Little Con-
gress," Gordon Pool. 90 student presid-
ing, and 9th grade singing under the
direction of Miss Foster
Blow-Pierce-Webb
The executive committee will meet
tomorrow in the Webb School at /
p. m.
The study group, conducted by Mrs.
A. Shugrue in the Kingsman School,
will meet tomorrow at 1870 p. m.
Other meetings of the group will be
held each Tuesday, same time and
place.
A children's bingo party will be held
AL NoSAA VA Viz I'LL &C
from 3:l5 to 4:30 p. m.
The next meeting of the association
will be held April 6, at D. m. in the
Blow School.
AmidOn- -Fairbr0ther- -ROsseII,
The Executive Committee will meet
Tuesday. lis pm, at the Fairbrother
School.
Buchanan.
An executive meeting will be held
IN the teachers room Tuesday at
1:3O pm
Children of Miss r. A. Wynn's room
entertained group of mothers with
play, Community Helpers" Those
taking leading parts were Alice Hollis
ter and James Higdon. The stage
managear and his assistants were AL
bert Solomon, Wilson Beavers and
Phillip Ahern. The announcer Ashby
Marshall. Poems were read by Freda
Minkoff and Eunice Funk. Loretta
Beatty entertained with a tap dance.
WheatIey.
At the PIT. A. Minstrel Show held
Friday and Saturday nights, Mrs. E.
Rawlings, president of the association,
presented Gene Starr and Byron
Brooks with parent-teacher buttons
in appreciation of their activities in
behalf Of the performance.
Accompanied by room representa-
tives, Mrs. c. H. Jones and Mrs. L.
Fair, Mrs. H. Mannakees class visited
No. 13 Fire Truck House Friday.
Powell Junior High.
The Executive Board will meet at
the school Friday at 3:15 pm.
Bancroft.
Mrs. William Sweet, Summer round
up chairman, announces a meeting for
mothers of children in the Bancroft
School, as well as mothers of those
who will enter the school next Sep
tember, at the school Friday at 1920
am. Mrs. Horace Richardson will
speak on the Meaning of the Parent
Teacher Association" and DR.. Duer-
son Stout will speak on How to Over
come Fear in Young Children" The
annual health examination will take
place at the school May l. The
Executive Board will meet Tuesday.
Wallach.
Supervised Recreation as Preven-
ton for Juvenile Delinquency" was the
subject Of talk by Miss Louise Nc
Guire, director of social work in the
Juvenile Court at the March meeting,
The grade awards were won by Miss
Flora Steinberg's and Miss Mabel Dom
aldsons grades.
Blair-Hayes.
At the last meeting Mrs. Jeanne
Hogan spoke on art in the Life Of
the Child" Mrs. Macdonald of the
Blair School discussed Art in the
Elementary Schools" A special art
exhibit was given by each room.
Brookland- -Noyes.
Members OF the Nominating Com
mittee were named at a meeting held
last Monday. The Juvenile Court
bill was discussed. A. B. Graham
spoke on Character Education" The
Brookland, Noyes and Bunker Hill
Schools held an art exhibit at Brook.
land School, pictures being made by
the children.
The primary grades study group
discussed "The Development of Good
Citizenship" and Moving Pictures"
Burroughs.
At the March meeting Mrs. E. J.
Dowling, State student aid chairman.
explained how bundle days since last
September had contributed to the
health and comfort of those in dis
tress. 1,176 children have been pro-
vided with clothing and 648 pairs
of shoes provided. She announced
there Is need for stockings.
The entertainment in honor of
Music week was given by Miss Helen
Finnicom, pianist. and by the Com
munity Center Chorus and school
orchestra, under the direction of Miss
Esther Linkins and Mrs. Ward, re-
spectively.
Miss GoodpaSture announced the
following program for the April meet
Ing: Miss Catherine Watkins, di-