Evening star., 1938-02-13

university. will be presented to flve
members by Mrs. G. c. Mullady.
The Executive Board will meet Fri.
day afternoon.
Madison Taylor.
meeting will be held Thursday at
pm. In the Madison School and will
be especially interesting to foreign.
porn parents. A special program, in
Guiding speaker from the American.
ization School. has been arranged.
Mrs. NJ Cordell. in French costume.
will give reading.
Cranch- Tyler.
Founders day will be celebrated at
an afternoon meeting tomorrow at
Cranch School. Mrs C. D. Lowe, third
vice president 81 the District Of Co
lumbia Congress, will speak and will
also present the certificates to parents
who attended the four sessions Of the
Parent-Teacher Association Institute
at George Washington University.
Mrs. William Moriarity, program
chairman, has planned a candlelight
service in honor of the founders, Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst and Mrs. Alice Birney.
Mrs. S. Ping will be hostess
A cake and candy sale will be held
in Tyler School Wednesday at 1890
pm.
Henry d. Cooke.
Founders day will be celebrated
Tuesday at 8 pm, a special program
being prepared by Mrs. M. v. Leckie
and Mrs. v. Raywid. Dr. Philip Robin
will speak on Child Health and It's
Specific Relations to the Teeth"
which he will illustrate with slides.
Miss Gladys Taylor will give several
readings.
Plans for a luncheon to be held
Thursday were formulated at the exec
utive meeting February 7.
Roosevelt High.
The association will meet Wednes-
day at 8 pm. DR.. Mitchell Dreese Of
George Washington University will
talk on Problems Confronting the
Adolescent." The cadet band will
give several selections before the
meeting. Miss May p Bradshaw,
principal, will make a few remarks.
Hine Junior High.
A silver Valentine tea will be held
Tuesday under the auspices of Mrs.
Anna Hosfeld and her corps of girls.
Founders day will be celebrated by
three Of the mothers, Mrs. Ed KoegeL
Mrs. Arthur Guess and Mrs. Thomas
Daugherty, giving playlet.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at 8 pm A program has been ar.
ranged by the program chairman, Mrs.
E. Espey, including puppet show.
music and play entitled THE Court.
ship Of Miles Standish."
Mrs. Beatrice Terry and Mrs. H. c.
Spielman had charge Of selling the
infantiie paralysis certificates on
Wednesday in the Hamilton National
Bank
The Executive Committee met in the
school library. Miss e. r. Woodward,
student aid chairman, announced Hine
has been able to take care of its chill
dren with free lunches through the
cooperation of teachers and parents
Buchanan.
Founders day was celebrated Tues
day. A two-act play, written by Mrs
Freida Koegal. entitled ITS All
State Of Mind" was presented. Pro-
| ceeds from the birthday cake will be
presented to the District Office as
birthday gift. Fifteen dollars was ap-
propriated for circulating library
for the first and second grades. Mrs.
John Trushiem, welfare chairman. an
nounces bundle day February Is.
Barnard.
The study group will not be held
on Tuesday, which is founders day.
The next meeting of the group will
be on March /, with Miss Bernadette
Dore, principal, leading, the discus
sion on "Co-operation Between Par
ents and Teachers for the Welfare Of
the Child"
Stuart Junior High.
At business meeting last Monday
evening following an address by F. j.
| McCathran. legislative chairman fo-
the District of Columbia Congress, the
association went on record as opposing
the bill for unification Of recreation.
| A sketch, depicting the complete
history of the National Congress OF
Parents and Teachers, arranged and
produced by joseph E. Sorrell. one of
the teachers. was presented by pupils.
Mrs. G. w. Lady and Mrs. L. H.
Magruder. past presidents, were spe-
cial guests. Music was furnished by
the school orchestra.
The meeting was followed by
party in the cafeteria, where each
person wore an oak leaf badge of
identification on which appeared name
and native State.
Edmonds- -Maury.
! Founders day will be observed and
Mrs. c. D. Lowe. first vice president
of the District of Columbia Congress
of Parents and Teachers, will deliver
the founders day address tomorrow
night in the Edmonds School. All
past presidents will be guests of honor.
The Rev. Ralph Lowe of the Luth-
eran Church of Reformation, guest
speaker, will discuss "Appreciating
Ones Heritage" Mrs. Marie Deal will
present several vocal selections.
A social and refreshments will fol-
| low.
A card party will be held at the
Southern Diaries Wednesday at lis
pm, Mrs. Patricia Hughes, chairman.
Whittier.
Founders day will be observed to.
morrow at 8 pm. Several mothers
will give a play, Mrs. Birney's
Dream" Mrs. Fry. the past presidents
of the Whittier Association and Miss
Helen Nichols, first principal of Whit
tier School, will be guests of honor.
Mrs. Y. D. Mathes will lead the
general discussion at the study group
Wednesday at pm.
Congress Heights.
A representative from the District
Of Columbia Congress spoke at the
meeting on February 10. Music was
furnished by the first grade band. A
birthday cake and social followed.
Bowen Greenleaf.
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