Evening star., 1938-12-04

by Mrs. Alden H. struble, program
chairman.
Roosevelt High.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent of the Board of Education will
be the speaker at the next meeting,
December IA. A successful men,
bership drive closed November 18.
Bowen Greenleaf.
The Executive Committee will
meet tomorrow at 1:3O pm. at the
Bowen School.
The association will have charge
of a tuberculosis Christmas seal
booth at the Goldenberg Depart
ment Store from December 3
through December %.
Hubbard.
Mrs. Richard Alexander will su-
perintend the sale of tuberculosis
seals in the booth to be opened at
Riggs Bank, Fourteenth and Park
road NV, from December through
December "a. Executive Board
members will assist in the sale. Re-
turns on seals received through the
mail may be made at this booth.
Mrs. Prentiss B. Sale, jr., ways and
means chairman, and past president
of Central High PIT. A., will be in
charge of the booth December 7, 8
and 8.
The Executive Board will be en-
tertained at white elephant party
at the home of Mrs. Richard Alex
ander tomorrow evening, proceeds
to 60 to the Hubbard PIT. A.
treasury.
Sex Education" will be the topic
for discussion at the meeting of the
study group to be held Thursday at
lis pm. at the school.
Blair-Hayes.
New Standards for Family Liv-
ing will be discussed at the meet
ing Thursday at pm. in the Blair
School. A stocking shower for STU
dent aid work will be held.
Blow Webb.
The Rev. j. Harold Mumper of
Keller Memorial Church will speak
on The Christmas Spirit" at the
meeting Thursday at 2:30 pm. at
Blow School, Christmas carols will
be sung and pupils will present a
playlet.
Adams.
DR.. Mitchell Dresse, associate
professor of psychology at George
Washington University, will be the
speaker Wednesday at 8 pm.
The second of a series Of bridge
parties will be held on December
IL from to pm.
Congress Heights.
Open house will be held Thursday
from l to 2:30 pm. Parents or
guardians of each child in the
school are expected to visit and
observe their children at work.
Grade mothers will assist as
hostesses. The business meeting
will oe held at 3 pm. Mrs Evelyn
Bright Buckley, State chairman of
social hygiene, will speak. The Stu
dent Aid Committee, with Mrs.
Lloyd Wineland as chairman. is
holding stocking shower Each
parent is asked to bring to the
| meeting on Thursday pair of
socks, any size. for boys or girls.
These will be used for the less
fortunate during the winter.
Grant-Weightman.
Social Development" will be dis
cussed by member of the Ma
tional Research Center Thursday
at 3:15 pm. at Grant School.
Fourth grade pupils will present
the play King Midas" starring
Milton Heller, Alfredo Gill and
Charles Henry.
The Executive Board met Novem-
Der 81 to discuss plans for school
luncheon to be held next month.
Wheatley.
The Rev. Clifford Jope of the
Ninth Street Christian Church will
discuss How Religious Training Is
Related to Good Citizenship" on
Wednesday at 2:30 pm The Wheat
ley Mothers Choir will sing Christ
mas carols.
Members will attend Tuesday the
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for pupils of the third to sixth
grades relative to music apprecia-
ton, to be presented by the P. w. A.
trio. The program will consist of
compositions by Grieg, BiZet,
Gounod and others.
Plans are being made by the
school and association for the an
nual Christmas play, why the
Chimes Rang"
Raymond.
Bundle day will be observed the
first week in December; students
and parents are cooperating with
the Junior Red Cross campaign and
a large amount of tubers and canned
goods, collected last week on potato
day, will be distributed to institu-
tions and Individual families.
Under plans announced by Miss
L. E. Ballenger, principal, Christ
mas toys will be collected, repaired
and distributed to the needy in the
next three weeks. Repair work
will be done by pupils in the upper
grades.
Miss Ballenger reports wide
benefits from adaptation in the
school curriculum of the science
program broadcasts on Tuesdays. A
number of students brought radio
receiving sets to school last week,
enabling students to take notes and
obtain booklets on the subjects of
the broadcasts.
Edmunds- Maury.
A board meeting will be held at
Maury School tomorrow at 1:30 pm.
The membership drive, under the
direction of Mrs. Frank Mullen, has
resulted in 295 members to date.
Truesdell.
The study group will meet Tues
day at 1:30 pm.
The following chairmen have been
appointed: Mrs. Dorothy Schultz,
program; Mrs. Charles Sammons,
ways and means; Mrs. William E.
Larcombe, health; Mrs. Lee A.
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