Evening star., 1938-11-13

the highest score at the end Of the
series.
Bancroft.
Open house for parents on
Wednesday celebrated National Edu-,
cation Week. The teachers con-
Quoted their daily routines for the
visitors.
Bowen Greenleaf.
A special meeting of the Execu-
tive Board will be held at 3:l5 pm.
tomorrow at the Bowen School.
Taft Junior High.
A bazaar and dance will be held
Friday from to II pm. In celebra-
ton Of National Education Week
classrooms were open for observation
throughout the week. On Tuesday
the association sponsored a tea. A
student council on Accepting New
Civic Responsibilities" was held
Thursday.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent of the Metropolitan Police,
will speak on Respect for Law" at
the meeting tomorrow evening.
On November % the study group
will meet in the school library to
discuss THE Child and the Law"
Grant Weightman.
The association met on Thursday
In the Weightman School. A report
was made of the Community Chest
trip. 1t was voted to cooperate with
the Y. w. C. A. in furnishing free
recreation for girls on Tuesday eve
nings.
Curtis Hyde Addison.
Guest speakers for the associa-
tino meeting tomorrow evening at 8
pm. will be Mrs. Ola D. Rush, direc-
tor OF home economics, and Elmer
Zearfoss, director of manual train
ing in the District of Columbia
schools, who will discuss THE Occu-
pational Movement in the Schools"
Bryan.
The annual fall luncheon will be
held Wednesday from 11:45 am. to
l pm. Tuesday was set apart in
National Education Week for open
house to all parents and friends of
the school. Bundle Day was OBJ
served Wednesday.
Blair Hayes.
A contribution to the memorial
fund for the late DR.. S. E. Kramer
was authorized at the last associa-
tion meeting, and donation MADE
to the student aid shoe and rubbc..
fund. Health certificates we.c
awarded to physically perfect kim
dergarten children.
Wheatley.
Climaxing the series Of educatic:?
teas being held during the "Kno~
Your School Campaign" Mrs. A. 6.
paign. Accompanied by room repro
sentatives, will hold a tea for pa
ents on Thursday. The registc
shows that hundreds of parents have
visited the school during this cam
palgn. Accompanied by room repre-
sentatives, Mrs. Jewel Lee, Mrs. F.
Fiefleld, Mrs. B. Thompso.> the
classes of Miss Grace Curl and Mr..
A. Brooks, will visit the museum
Thursday relative to their study OF
the Egyptian unit.
Blake Gales -Seaton.
How Reading Is Taught will r.
the topic for the meeting Tuesday
at 7:30 pm. in the Seaton School.
Mrs. D. B. Churchwell will discuss
Reading Readiness" and Mrs. L. H.
HayWorth will talk on Primary
Reading" Open house was held at
Blake School on November 10. Miss
Milgred Green, program chairman,
announces the theme for the wear
will be Interpreting the School to
the Home"
Amidon- -Fairbrother- -Rossell.
Miss Edith E. Wilson and Mrs.
Louise B. Francis. with a group o.
girls from the Dennison Vocations
School, discussed the work of thai
school at the association meetin;
held November s.
Jefferson Junior High.
Back to School, was the topic
OF the last meeting, when parents
became children again and visited
classrooms just as their children do
each day. Hugh S. Smith, princl-
pal, introduced the new teachers,
and Miss Irma Friedel spoke on
Home Economics Taught in the
Glasses"
Park View.
The fall luncheon will be held
Thursday. Jack Goldberg. first vice
president, is collaborating with DR..
William Ostermayer for fathers
night. which will be conducted by
fathers in January.
Langley Junior High.
An executive meeting will be held
at 1:30 pm. tomorrow at the school.
The membership drive, under the d.
rection Of Mrs. H. B. Straight, has
$50 members to date. Mrs j. Free
man has been appointed room rep
resentative chairman
Benning.
Mrs. Ella ArmeS, principal, spoke
on THE Child's Welfare" at the
meeting November /. A musical
program was given by Miss Dorothy
Burch and Prof. Hugo Buonaguria,
violinists, accompanied by Mrs. j.
Nelson Anderson; Nancy Olafson
and Ethel Cleveland, pianists. and
sixth grade pupils conducted by
Mrs. Armes. Miss Catherine Nc
Dowell recited "The Greed of Our
Flag"
Powell Junior High.
Twenty-Five dollars was voted at
the regular meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon as a contribution to the
scholarship fund being established
as memorial to the late DR..
Stephen E. Kramer.
BrOOkland-N -NOyes.
The association will meet No