Evening star., 1938-05-01


do they resort to celebration Of any
kind.
The annual meeting, which will
convene at 9:15 am. Tuesday with a
procession Of State officers and local
presidents. is full of interesting fea-
lures. The Langley Junior High
School Orchestra will furnish music
for the morning session, which will
also include the presidents report and
the principal address of the day, "Citi.
zenship," by Dr.. Homer P Rainey, di-
rector, American Youth Commission.
Miss La Sale to Speak.
In the afternoon Miss Jessie La Sale
supervisor in charge of research in our
public schools. will speak on Teaching
Children to Respect the Rights of
Others" The remainder of the after
noon will be devoted to a revision OF
the bylaws
On Wednesday there will be but one
session. High lighting the program
will be panel discussion on the con-
vention theme, Training for Citizen
ship" which will be led by DR.. A.
Mitchell Dreese, associate professor of
psychology, George Washington Uni
versity. Assisting in the discussion
will be Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
president of the Board Of Education;
Robert M. Eaves, principal Thomson
School; Mrs. Adelia Heiney, director
National Child Research Center; Rep
resentative John R. Murdock of Ari-
zona. Mai. Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent Metropolitan police: Charles
M. Fyfe. executive director Washing
ton Boys Clubs, Inc, and Miss Mabel
Cook, executive secretary Girl Re-
serves
Annual Dinner Wednesday.
Following the conclusion of the
panel. announcement of the result of
the election will be made, and the
meeting will adjourn.
The annual fellowship dinner will be
held Wednesday at o'clock at Merid-
ian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth street
NV.
Guests of honor will include Dean
and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle. Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Haycock, Miss A. Grace
Lind, DR.. Homer P. Rainey. Dr. and
Mrs w. c. Ruediger, DR.. and Mrs
Mitchell Dreese, Miss La Sale, Mrs.
James G. Sheehan, Mrs. A. A. Birney
Mrs. j, N. Saunders, Mrs. L. B. Castell,
Mrs. A. c. Watkins, Mr. George Had
dock. Miss Martha Strayer. Miss Jes-
sic Ash Arndt, Miss Mary Padgett and
Miss Lillian Cutlip.
L. A. Hince. administrative assistant
Federal Bureau of Investigation, will
speak on Youth and Crime" and as
sisting on the program will be Mrs.
Ernest H. Burt. violinist; George N.Y.
ers, vocal soloist; w. R. Schmucker,
community singing, and the Mother
singers.
Bunker Hill.
The next regular meeting Is being
postponed until June IA, when it is
hoped to show moving pictures of the
annual folk festival
Anacostia Junior Senior High.
A card and bingo party will be held
Tuesday to raise money to help with
the athletic fund.
The Executive Committee will meet
at the home of the principal, John
Paul Collins, Thursday at 8 pm.
Bennirg.
The association will meet tomorrow
at 2 pm.
The summer roundup will be held
Thursday at 10 o'clock All mothers
are requested to have children OF
school age present at that time
Arrangements are being made for
the mother nd-daughter banquet
May IL at $50 pm.
Blow Webb.
A party for the Safety Patrol boys
was held Thursday in the Blow School
A luncheon will be held in both the
Blow and Webb Schools Thursday
Immediately following this luncheon
the Executive Board meeting will bt
held in the Webb School,
Delegates and alternates have beer
appointed to attend the State con.
vention. Mrs j. Selby and her com.
mittee will work on a flower garder
campaign The Nominating Com
mittee is composed of Mrs H. Merit
Mrs. E. Hamilton, Mrs. H. Greene
Mrs. A. Benson and Miss j. Talia-
ferro, chairman.
The summer roundup will be held
in the Webb School May at 8
o'clock under the leadership of Mrs
H. Mertz
-Noyes.
A meeting was held at the Noyes
School on Wednesday evening. DR.
Paul Putski spoke on Appendicitis. "
Donald Sheehan discussed "Tubercu-
loSis"
There will be no meeting during
May.
The summer roundup examinations
were made on Friday at the Brook
land School. Two physicians, den-
tist and an optometrist aided in the
work.
Blair Hayes.
A physical examination was given
all children who will enter school for
the first time next September and the
following February.
The Executive Board will meet in
the Hayes School at 2 pm. Thursday.
Gordon Junior High.
The association will hold card
and game party on Friday at 8 pm
Prizes will be given and refreshments
served.
Wheatley.
Summer roundup plans have been
completed by Mrs. Clyde Frampton,
chairman, and her committee. Ex-
aminations for pre-school children will
be held tomorrow at 8 O'Clock with
the following doctors and dentists