The Washington times., 1938-03-14

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fourth and sixth vice presto
historian will be filled.
The slate selected by the
nominating committee is as fol-
lows:
For second vice president
Mrs. j. Phil Campbell, now state
program chairman. She was
active in the Georgia Congress
of Parents and Teachers before
coming to Washington.
FILLING OUT TERM
Fourth vice-president - Mrs.
e. J. Dowling, who is now fill
ing an unexpired term, is being
nominated for reelection. Mrs.
Dowling is past student-aid
chairman for the District Con-
gress.
Sixth vice president-Mrs.
Richard j. Purcell, now presi'
dent of the Brookland Noyes
PIT. A. She taught school in
Minnesota, where she became
q member of the PIT. A. IN
1920.
Secretary-Mrs. Walter Green
leaf, past president of the Pet
worth PIT. A. and now serving
as ways and means chairman
for Petworth.
Treasurer-Mrs. William A.
Meyer, ways and means chair.
man for the District Congress.
She is a past first vice presi'
dent and ways and means chair
man of H. D. Cooke PIT. A.
| OFFICERS RETIRING
! Eistorian-Mrs. F. E. Man
ming, past president and pro-
gram chairman of the Wheat
lev PIT. A.; past program and
membership chairman OF Eliot
Junior High PIT. A., and past
Sixth Division representative on
the State Board
Not counting Mrs. Dowling,
present officers whose two-year
terms expire this May are Mrs
w. B. Calvert, second vice pres
ident: Mrs. Lloyd Miller, sixth
vice president; Mrs. Charles L.
Norris, secretary; Mrs. c. c.
Mullady, treasurer, and Mrs. B.
w. Eldred, historian.
Present officers who will COM
plete their terms next year are
Mrs. Walter B. Fry, president;
Mrs. c. D. Lowe, first vice pres
ident; Mrs. j. D. Denit, third
vice president; Mrs. P. C. Elicit,
fifth vice president, and Miss
Myrtle Moore, seventh vice pres
ident.
The election will be held on
the second day of the annual
two-day convention Of the Dis
trict Congress on May 8 and 4.
CONFERENCE MEETING
An interesting con ference
meeting of the D. C. Congress
wia be held Wednesday at 1918
a. M, in the Pepco Auditorium,
Tenth and E SITS. N. W., presided
over by Mrs. Fry.
safety" and the part it plays
in everyday life will be dis
cussed.
Speakers will include Director
of Traffic William A. Van
Duzer; M. o. Eldridge, assistant
director of traffic; Capt. Milton
D. Smith, traffic division, Met
ropolitan Police. and Mrs.
George c. Thorpe, chairman,
Women's Safety Committee Of
the A. A. A. Mrs. Pearl Clark,
who is State chairman of safety
for the Congress, will present
the speakers, who will partici-
pate in a panel discussion. Incl
dentally, Mrs. Clark on Wednes'
day afternoon will speak on
1.-THE Parents Responsibility
Toward Safety" over the Elec-
trio Institute Radio Hour.
FILM TO BE SHOWN
Topics to be used in the panel
are Legislation, AS It Pertains
to Safety; Motor Vehicle Ad-
ministation, Enforcement and
Eucation."
The film, "Hit and Run
Driver" will be shown and dis
cussed by Richard Ham, direc-
tor Of safety, D. c. Motor Club,
of the A. A. A.
After the luncheon recess,
pupils from the Gordon Junior
High School will present a radio
Skit, keeping Them Safe"
The rest of the afternoon will
be devoted to short talks by
representatives. from the Red
Cross, the tuberculosis Associ-
ation,. the National Children's
Research Bureau, the District
Board Of Health, the Electric
Institute and the National Folk
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