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will go to the auditorium for a meet
ing. when Sir Willmott Lewis, Wash
ington correspondent of the London
Times, will be guest speaker.
The membership drive will con-
tinue through November.
Edmonds- -Maury.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at the Northeast Library at 3:15 pm.
w. b. Powell Elementary.
DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools, will speak on Adapt
ing the School Curriculum to the
World in Which the Child Lives"
at the meeting tomorrow at 8 pm.
The Boys Choir of st. Stephens
Church will give a musical program.
Macfarland and Roosevelt faculties
and Wilson Teachers College senior
students will be honor guests. Com
bining National Education Week
and Book Week, the library will be
open tomorrow for parents and
pupils. Science exhibits and a COL
lection of foreign dolls will be dis
played to illustrate various types
of books.
Carbery- Ludlow.
A talk on the work of the Com
munity Chest will be given at the
meeting Wednesday at 3:15 pm.
Peabody Hilton.
Cooking classes will continue each
Monday afternoon during November.
Open house for parents was held
Tuesday, after which a business
meeting was held. Clark Herrom-
inous, instructor of the occupational
class, gave brief talk on the work
in his department. Mrs. Edward B.
Macon held a meeting at her home,
when plans were made for lunch
con to be held in Peabody School
Wednesday.
Raymond.
DR.. Robert L. Haycock, first as
sistant superintendent of schools
will speak on Fundamentals Under
lying the Evaluation of the Child's
Classroom Progress" at the associ-
alton meeting tomorrow at pm
Community singing, led by DR.. Her
bert Ramsey, with Carl Edmonston
at the piano, will open the meeting
Education Week saw an active
program, under the direction Of
Miss L. E. Ballenger, principal Fifth
grade pupils extended their studies
of lumber to a local lumber company
Monday. Students of Wilson Teach.
ers College visited Raymond Tues.
day. Many parents attended ar
open house Wednesday, visiting
classrooms from / to pm. and at.
tending an assembly from 2 to p m
addressed by DR.. Mitchell Dreese o1
the School of Psychology of George
Washington University.
Stoddert.
The Executive Board will meet to.
morrow at the school. An assembly
in observance of American Educa.
ton Week was held at the schoo
Thursday.
Buchanan.
Room representatives will meet
Thursday at 80 pm in the teach.
ers' room. Wednesday is bundle
day.
TrueSdell.
The study group will meet Tues.
| day at 1870 pm. Mrs. P. c. Elicit
fifth vice president of the District
of Columbia Congress. installed the
following officers at the last meet
ing: Mrs. Sherrard Tupman, presi-
dent; Mrs. Arthur Shapiro, first vice
president: Miss Nell Hiscox, second
vice president; Mrs. Charles Rouse
recording secretary; Mrs. Roderik
Moss, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Henry E. Travis, jr., treasurer.
Brent Dent.
The association will meet at Brent
School tomorrow at 7:3O pm. Sixth
grade pupils of Brent School will
present the program. Ruth Kestner
will sing and the Community Chest
will furnish a speaker.
Whittier.
A panel discussion will feature
the program tomorrow at pm. The
fall luncheon was held Tuesday. At
the board meeting a petition was
made to the Board of Education to
name the next new secondary school
for the late DR.. S. E. Kramer.
John Quincy Adams.
A series of afternoon bridge par
ties is announced as follows: Novem-
Der IA, December II and January 16.
Two prizes will be awarded at each
and grand prize will be given for
followed crash of plane last Wedens-