Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-28

hool year women from various parent
day evening. Mrs. c. c. Buchanan is
chairman.
Thanksgiving baskets were distrib-
uted among the needy families of the
school.
Matted milk will be served to under
nourished children at morning recess.
Mrs. James Brown is chairman.
Langdon.
Langdon teachers will be the speak
ers at the regular monthly meeting at
the school next Thursday afternoon.
open house" will be held in the class
rooms the following morning from 8
to 10, when parents may see a prac-
teal demonstration Of the points dis
cussed at this meeting.
The association will hold card
party at the home, of Mrs. M. B. Root
Friday evening.
Henry ID. Cooke.
The Student Council, with the as
slstance OF Miss r. Strabel, filled 20
thanksgiving baskets for distribution
Wednesday.
Two Venetian blinds and q deco
ratlVe stage curtain were presented
the school by the association, which
mas also remodeled and furnished the
artroom for its meeting room.
BIow-Webb.
The executive meeting will be held
at the Webb School Thursday at l:l5
pm.
The membership drive ends Deem
Der 8.
Thanksgiving baskets were given to
needy families of the Blow and Webb
Schools.
Emery lexington.
The association will meet at Emery
School, Thursday at pm. Dr. John
Eckhardt, child specialist, will con-
duct an open discussion. The pro-
gram includes Marie Bottash. imper-
senator, and Robert Harbaugh, mu-
sician.
i"0iu u.
The second grades presented the
operetta, Peter Rabbit on Tuesday
evening. An afternoon performance
was given for the school children.
Thanksgiving baskets were filled at
the assembly Tuesday morning. The
Junior Red Cross and the Student
Council had charge Of their distri-
button.
Christmas program and carols
Will be given by the children at the
December meeting of the association.
Mckinley High.
The association met November is.
A musical program was given by the
Boys Glee Club: quartet of grad
yates, and William Zeller, soloist.
r. w. Eaves Of the Thomson School
spoke on the special needs of Par
ent-Teacher Association in a senior
high school. Principal Frank Daniel
also spoke and the association is look
ing forward to several helpful meet
ings.
Mrs. Pierce of the Membership Com
mlttee reported an increase in mem
bership over last year as a result of
the special membership drive contest.
Each student or section receiving the
highest number of subscriptions was
awarded two tickets to the G. o.
movies and each student of the section
receiving the second highest number
Of subscriptions received one ticket.
The winning sections were CA and
is.
Randle Highlands.
Luncheons were held in both schools
on Wednesday.
At the last meeting of the asso-
citation, talk was given on the dental
survey now being made in public
schools of the District. Miss Kath-
aryn Erwin gave violin solo,
Buchanan.
An executive meeting will be held
Tuesday at l:30 pm. in the teachers
room.
An evening of community enter
tainment will be held in the school
auditorium on Friday at pm, when
Miss Evelyn Fernsner's fourth grade
will present the operetta, "Cinder-
ella The Mothers Dramatic Club,
under the direction of Mrs. Catherine
Edgerton, will present a one-act COM
edy entitled, Have You Had Your
Operation?"
Miss Elizabeth Zoll. dental hygien-
ist, assisted by the room representa-
tives, has completed examining the
teeth Of all children in the school.