Evening star., 1936-03-01
Student Aid Clothing
Requirements Held Acute
Chairman, Mrs. Bowling, Announces Supply
Inadequate and Needs Increasing,
Especially as to Stockings.

INCREASING,
to Stockings.
at 1880 pm. Character" will be the
topic of discussion.
An amateur hour" was held by the
children Friday at 3:15 pm.
Weightman.
The association met Thursday. En-
tertainment was furnished by the
Kiwanis Club under the direction Of
Edwin Hill.
Blow -Pierce-Webb:
At an executive meeting 1t was de-
cided to designate March 8 as bundle
day.
The regular meeting will be held
tomorrow in Webb School at 8 pm.
The Eliot Junior High Boys Double
Quartet will sing, and J. S. Bartlett
will give demonstration and talk on
Proper Lighting Facilities for the
Home"
A bingo party will be held March
II, 8 pm. in Pierce School.
JCHCESOu junior dlkn.
At meeting last Monday night DR..
E. N. c. Barnes, director of music for
the public schools, led the parents and
teachers in singing.
Martha Owaroff, Jean Smith, Dor
othy Marsonelli, Ruth Karr. Ruth Cor
net and Mary Bosworth of Mrs. Aber-
nethy'S piano class, furnished music.
Macfarland Junior High.
At the last meeting Miss L. Stevens
and Miss M. Manning of Roosevelt
High School spoke on "Co- ordination
in the Junior and Senior High
Schools" Mrs. George Corbin of the
District of Columbia Congress spoke
on Founders Day" Miss Kathryn
Latimer of the Community Center De-
partment presented pupils in piano
numbers and accompanied Miss jean
| cite Bittner, soprano.
G. H. Collingwood, legislative chair
man. presented resolutions for the
| adoption of the new Juvenile Court
bill, the Federal food and drug act
and the Pettengill bill to abolish block
booking and blind-selling of motion
pictures. All were adopted. A reso-
luton also was adopted asking for the
repeal Of the RED Rider" A petition
was presented for signatures In regard
to the tuberculosis situation in the
District.
Bancroft.
The executive board met Tuesday.
Tea was served by Mrs. Ben McKelway,
president.
A meeting will be held Tuesday at
2:30 p m in the industrial arts room of
the school. Judge Fay Bentley of the
Juvenile Court will speak on THE Re-
sponsibility of the School and Com
munity Toward the Unadjusted Child"
Powell Junior High.
Mrs. William Sweet was hostess to
the executive board at her home Feb
ruary 81. Plans were outlined by the
president, Mrs. E. r. Seal, for a din
ner at the school March IL. Mrs.
Maurice Eanet will be assisted by
members of the board and volunteer
helpers. Following the dinner. a
Back to School" program will feature
the meeting.
Truesdell.
The association held its annual
Founders day program Tuesday. Mrs.
Walter B. Fry, first vice president,
District of Columbia Congress. spoke.
A candle-lighting ceremony was held,
with Mrs S. c. Putnam presiding. as
sisted by Mildred Bean, Mrs. w. B.
Jeffries, Mrs. L. Morris. Mrs. M. Stultz.
Past presidents and past principals
were guests. Mrs. S. Mullenberg sang,
with her daughter Christine at the
piano.
The study group will meet Tuesday,
1870 pm. in the parent teacher room,
Mrs. Frances Pennell leading.
Bryan.
Founders day was celebrated Tues
day. Mrs. E. ]. Kaiser, student aid
chairman. announced next Tuesday
would be bundle day. Mrs. J. w
Brandenburg. president, announced a
bingo party March II.
Mrs. Isherwood's kindergarten en-
tertained with games. Miss Crosby's
second grade furnished orchestra
music, directed by Peggy Jane Wat
kins. Mrs. McCauslands third grade
gave a group of songs, poems and pan.
tomimes.
Mrs. George p. Barse gave short
talk on Founders day.
Amidson- Fairbrother-Rossell.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
3:l5 pm, at the Fairbrother School
Powell Elementary.
A board meeting will be held to.
morrow at 1880 pm.
At a special board meeting last
Monday, it was decided to entertain
the boy patrol with theater party al
the National Theater in March.
Wheatley.
Community Resources for Parent
Education" will be the topic of Mrs
A. C.. Watkins at the meeting Wed.
nesday at 8 pm.