Evening star., 1938-05-22

At the May meeting Miss Winifred
Alvather OF the Dennison Vocational
School gave talk on the work of the
school. Luncheon was prepared and
served by four of her students.
The following officers were elected
and installed: Mrs. A. Mckenzie,
president; Mrs g. F. Blackburn
first vice president; Miss Clara
Hickson, second vice president;
Mrs. George Graham. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. P. R. Mabry, recording
secretary; Mrs. B. r. Stauber, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. J. c. Stats,
treasurer; Mrs. Donald Sutton, his
torian, and Mrs. w. J. Ellison, pub
licity.
A new Key banner was purchased
for the patrol parade. Miss Clara
Hickman took moving pictures Of the
Key contingent and these will be
shown at an association benefit.
Congress Heights.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs Ira Marine, president; Mrs.
Thelma Richardson. first vice presi-
dent; Miss Eva Trusheim, second vice
president; Mrs M. B. Pettitt, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Mary Thomas, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ruth JAN
senn, treasurer, and Mrs Helen
Mcguire. historian. They will be
installed at the June meeting.
Randle Highlands Orr.
At the last meeting Miss F. Wallace
explained the new type of report card
and asked for suggestions concerning
its improvement. The following Off
GERS were nominated: Mrs. E. Sine
sen, president; Mrs. T. Sawyer. first
vice president; Miss Florence Wallace,
second vice president; Mrs. William
Prohaski, treasurer, and Mrs. M.
Dixon, secretary.
Buchanan.
At the last meeting the following
officers were installed by Mrs, c. D.
Lowe, first vice president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parents
and Teachers: Mrs. Frank Rays,
president; Mrs. P. A. Sharb. first vice
president: Mrs. c. T. Davis. second
vice president: Miss c. P. Dulin. prin-
cipal, third vice president; Mrs. P
| Chance, treasurer: Mrs. A. l.. Morris
recording secretary. and Mrs. J. N
Seabold, corresponding secretary.
Mrs Alma Hudson, State Summer
Roundup chairman, spoke on ex-
animation for pre-school children.
Parents day will be observed Thurs
day.
| Mrs. Thomas Daugherty, retiring
president, was presented with a gift,
also is teachers and mothers were
awarded PIT. A. pins for perfect
attendance during the year. Attend
ance prizes were won by Mrs. r. S
West and Miss Marguerite Teachum.
Langley Junior High.
The last meeting included installa-
ton of officers by Mrs J. N. Saunders
honorary president of the District Of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers. Mrs Gene Starr. retiring
president, read years report OF work
accomplished by the association
Harry Baker. jr., principal. presented
the retiring president with a past
presidents PIT. A. pin. after whlcf
the $50 present were entertained with
solos by Mrs. Harry Baker, jr, ane
songs by the Langley Glee Club. A
reception was held for the new officers
and members of the association.
Gage.
At the last meeting the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Herbert
L. Stout, president; Mrs. R. E. Cary
first vice president; Miss B. M. Tay.
lor, principal. second vice president
Mrs. M. E. Clark. secretary, and MISS
Frances Fernald. treasurer.
Mrs. George Fultz, retiring presl'
dent. gave a unique report OF the
wears work of the association II
rhyme. She was presented with
past presidents pin. and party fol
lowed in honor of her birthday ami
verSary.
Curtis Hyde Addison.
Officers were installed by Mrs. j. u
Denit. third vice president Of the d
C. Congress, on May g. DR.. w. B. In
gersoll spoke on the Care OF Teeth,
with accompanying slides. Music wa
furnished by Louis Potter, Jr., ant
Roland Snyder.
Patrols were commended for thei
splendid cooperation in the Safety
Patrol Parade and appreciation for al
connected with the association was ex'
pressed by the president, Mrs. Rolane
SNYDER. The attendance prize wa!
awarded to the Sab grade.
The installation of officers was hele
Nav II. The program was composed
of two short moving pictures, Safety.
presented by the American Automobile
Association, and 'Tuberculosis,' BY
the tuberculosis Association.
Blow-Webb.
Officers elected are Mrs. M. Kyber
| president; Mrs. H. Mertz, f1rst vice
president; Mrs. A. Vowel. second vice
president; Miss j. c. Taliaferro. third
vice president; Mrs. c. P. De Voc, Sec
retary; Mrs. c. K. Mann, treasurer;
Mrs. T. Hayes. historian. They were
installed last Thursday at Blow School
by Mrs. E. j. Bowling, fourth vice
president of the D. c. Congress OF
Parents and Teachers.
Cranch-Tyler.
The following chairmen were ap-
pointed by the new president. Mrs
Lillian McDevitt: Membership, Mrs.
N. E. Embrey; safety. Mrs. Ray Stew
enson; hospitality, Mrs. E. Weekly;
study group, Mrs. r. Compton; pub
lications, Mrs. c. Gardner; National
Parent-Teacher Magazine, Mrs. c.
Delano; summer roundup. Mrs. G
Peters; student aid, Mrs. Clara Gull
bert: room representative, Mrs. 1.
Doyle; scrapbook. Mrs. Elsie Graham;
publicity, Mrs. w. L. Shumaker.
Hine Junior High.
At the final meeting the principal,
DR.. H. E. Warner, gave talk stressing
the need of more playground space
and improvements in the building.
N8on~e ,,ora o1ertod oS fol1ow0. preSi> .