The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-15

the semester Of the Division Street
School PIT. A. was held Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Doughtry
pressing. It was called to order
with the PIT. A. Song and the
Lords Prayer.
A mOst delightful program
celebrating Music Week was spon-
scred by Mrs. Amelia Cabot, Miss
Gladys Pinder, and Mrs. Robert
Dopp. The announcer was Mar
jorie Knowles.
For the first part it was shown
how music can be correlated with
other subjects.
Music and Health-a drill by
boys of the Fourth Grades.
Music and Dance-by girls of
the Fourth Grades.
Music and History-Song.
"Joan of Are" boys of the class
eS.
Music and Art-"S ong OF the
Lark; story, Edna Phelan; song,
girls of 4B classes.
Next little Lorraine Goethe
gave a lovely piano selection.
The girls of the school chorus
then sang. spirit of the Birch"
The life of Franz Schubert was
read by Charles Sanchez.
As a concluding number the
girls of the chorus sang "The
Brook ct" one of Schubert's love
iicst selections.
The program was followed by
the business portion of the meet
ing. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and APP
proved. The treasurer's report
was given. A report was made
on the MAY Day Festival" held
at the park Nav the first.
Mrs. Claude Albury gave a most
enjoyable account of the trip to
the PIT. A. convention that she
and Mrs. Boza attended in Mi
ami.
A count of parents showed that
Miss Florence Albury and Miss
Miriam Carey had the highest
percentage of parents present, and
that Mrs. Horace O'Bryant and
Miss Frances Cochran had the
greatest number. These four
classes were declared the win
ners of the halliday holiday.
The winners of the prizes for
having the pennants and ban
ners the greatest number of
times during the year were an
nounced. They were each given a
beautifully wrapped package con-
tanning mahogany clock to be
used in the classrooms. The Win
ners were: Misses May Sands,
Miriam Carey. Frances Cochran,
and Mrs. Horace O'Bryant.
Mrs. NJ. f. Berkowitz present
ed the outgoing president, Mrs.
Will Doughty, with pin con-
tanning the Congress emblem as
token of appreciation for her
loyal service during the past two
years. She then read an inspir-
ing poem entitled "Compensa-
ton" as tribute to Mrs. Dough-
try.
Mrs. Berkowitz. acting as in
stalling officer, installed the fol-
lowing officers for the coming
year:
President-Mrs. Claude AL
bury.
Vice-President = Mrs. Horace
C'Bryant.
Secretary-Mrs. Emil Sweet
ing.
Treasurer-Mrs. Will Dough-
try.
Beautiful, bouquets of yellow
flowers tied with blue maline were
presented to both the past and
present officers by the ushers.
Mrs. Boza presented Mrs. Berk-
owftz with bouquet of blue and
yellow flowers tied with yellow
maline. from the PIT. A.
The little ushers who had serv-
ed so faithfully during the year
were presented with boxes of
candy wrapped in yellow paper
and tied with blue ribbon.
The ushers for the coming year
will be Jackie Doughty, Della
May Curry. Persis Larsen. Mar
jorie Knowles. Ruth Rose Roberts
and Fay Baker.
The new.y-elected president ap-
pointed her committees for the
coming year as follows:
Finance-Mrs. Joseph Boza,
chairman; Mesdames Harry Saw
yer. II. o. Young, Ed. r. Curry.
Hospitality-Mrs. Geraldo La
Fe, chairman; Mesdames Lillian
Griffin, Bradley Sweeting, Ro-
land Weatherford.