Evening star., 1938-04-10

Oyster.
The Eexucutive Committee will meet
tomorrow at 80 pm, with the regu-
lar meeting at 3:l5. First grade
mothers will be hostesses for tea. DR..
Robert Ingram, District Training
School, will speak on Teeth. and
show moving pictures. The report
Of the Nominating Committee will be
given by Mrs. Hope Simmons, chair
man.
A set of books, in 10 volumes, has
been presented to the school,
Cranch- Tyler.
The following Nominating Commit
tee, Mrs. E. Weakley. Mrs. A. Steven
son and Mrs. E. Sherbert, has pre-
pared the slate for the election of new
officers at the afternoon meeting to-
morrow at Cranch School. Miss Sibyl
Baker, playground supervisor. will
give short talk and Miss Smiths
playground pupils will present an
activity of interest. Miss E. Carlson
and Mrs. E. Moore, teachers. will be
hostesses during the social hour.
Burroughs.
The association will meet Thursday
evening. Miss Frances L. Alexander,
regular librarian, and Miss Miriane
Castiel, children's librarian OF the
Woodbridge Branch Library, will speak
on Basic Books for Children's s Read
ing" Mrs. Nell Duree Norris will give
readings.
kingsman- Pierce.
Fathers night will be observed in
the Kingsman School tomorrow at 8
pm. Charles Fyfe of the Boys Club
will speak on Recreation in the
Home" The attendance award will
go to the class having the largest
number Of fathers present. The Nomi-
mating Committees report will be
read.
Bundle days will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday.
LanEdon.
A meeting was held April 7. Mem
bers Of the faculty spoke on The
Arts Children Of the school enter
tanned. Classrooms were open for
observation the following morning.
Hilton Peabody.
The association will meet tomor-
row at 2 pm. Mrs. Marjorie Everard
OF the fourth grade will demonstrate
the work carried on in that grade. A
tea will be held after the meeting.
Powell Elementary.
Election of officers will be held to-
morrow at lis pm. Planning q
Summer Program for Our Children
will be the theme. Ward Barrick
boys work secretary and director OF
boys, Camp Let's, will speak on Camp
Life and present movies on recre.
alton at Camp Let's. Rudolph Gaver
boys work executive secretary, will
talk on Lets Camp" q discussion
on what to do with the children who
Uust summer at home.
Langley Junior High.
Interesting Neighbors" will be the
feature OF the program Tuesday at &
pm. when folks from Webster Ameri.
canization School will entertain. The
slate OF new officers will be presented
The Executive Board approved the
purchase of correct reading lamps for
the school library and have decided
on further improvements to encourage
Langley students to use the library
The Library Committee includes VIII
liam Jeneins, chairman; Mrs. Harry
Harris and Mrs. r. J. Purcell.
The association will sponsor the
transportation of the Langley 60-piece
orchestra. under direction of Mrs. W.
Dorsey. on May 3. when 1t will be
privileged to play for the opening of
the District Of Columbia convention.
Mothers and teachers are busy with
costumes, scenery and training Of the
cast OF Langley students for the spring
play. Tulip Time" on May and s.
Central High.
Election of officers will be held to-
morrow at 8 pm Members of the
Nominating Committee are: Mrs, E
P. Bowyer, Lawrence Hoover, Mrs. j. B
Edmunds, Mrs. Fannie Litman and
Mrs. Anderson Tackett. Miss Mar
garet Merrill will present her home
economics students in a style show
and the Radio Guild. directed by Miss
Phronsie Marsh. will present Boots,
Boots" A musical trio will be fea-
tured, with Wilfred Milofsky, pianist
Matthew Mezzanatti, violin;st, and
Harold Berger, cellist. Richard Ham
director OF trafic, A. A. A., will pre-
sent moving picture on Safety
Mrs. Irving Cashell will accept men,
bership dues. Association members
may secure passes for reserved seats
Blow-Webb.
The date Of the April meeting has
been changed to Wednesday in the
Webb School, at 8 pm. Fathers
night will be observed. George j
Cleary. president of the Trinidad Citi-
zens' Association, will speak on THE
Fathers Place in the Community
Life" The Mckinley High School
Boys Glee Club will furnish musical
entertainment. Capt. Richard Mans
field of No. 9 police precinct will give
chalk talk. c. NJ. Fyfe, managing
director of the Southeast Boys Club
will speak concerning these clubs. Mrs.
Florence Rogers. supervising principal
of the sixth division, will discuss
School Grouping"
A nominating committee has been
appointed, also delegates to the an
nual State convention May 3 and 1.
Jackson.
DR.. Elizabeth Kittredge will discuss
Sex Education" at meeting of the
association tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
Curtis is-Hyde.Addison.
Better Housing Conditions" will
be discussed by the association tomor-
row in the Curtis School at pm.
A musical program will be given by
pupils. Election of officers will be
held.
Madison Taylor.
A meeting will be held at Madison
School Thursday at 8 pm. Officers
will be nominated. A health program
Of vital interest to all parents has