Evening star., 1938-10-09


following greetings by Dean
w. c. Ruediger from the university
and Robert L. Haycock. first assistant
superintendent Of schools, from the
public schools. Mrs. Center's topic will
be Parent Education Goals of the
National Congress as Applied to Local
Units" Following her talk, those at
tending will break up into three con-
ference groups, the findings of which
will be reported at the Thursday night
Aession.
Thursday afternoon there will be a
seminar. discussing the subject: THE
Challenging Present, in Respect to
the Home" led by Mrs. Elwood Street;
THE Church." DR.. John L. Nixon;
Community Recreation" Birch Bayh
and Business and Industry" c. Earl
Lamson.
On Thursday at . pm, DR.. Kathe-
rine McHale, general director Of the
A. A. U. W., will speak on The
Teacher in the PIT. A." and DR.,
Willard q. Small Of the University Of
Maryland, will speak on The Par
ents' Place in the Schools"
DR.. Dreess on Program.
Mrs. Center will again appear on
the program Friday morning discussing
Problems In Parent Education" and
DR.. Mitchell Dreese of George WASH
ington University will discuss Study
Groups"
There will be no afternoaon ses.
sion, but at 9 pm. DR.. Frank W.
Ballou will bring the institute to q
close with q talk on curriculum Re-
visions in the D. 6. Schools" Dr.
William cullen French Of the George
Washington University will lead q
discussion which will be open TO the
public.
This institute follows the series of
three conferences which have been
held on three Thursdays Just past
and in which We endeavored to set
forth the aims and objects of the
Parent Teacher Association. An in
teresting innovation was the pre-
sentation of a model meeting at the
conference last Thursday.
An invitation is extended 10 all
persons interested In child welfare to
attend any or al Of these sessions.
Ths October meeting Of the Board
OF Managers will be held at 1890 a m.
October II in the N. E. A. Building.
Cranch- Tyler.
open house will be held tomorrow
from AIS to 8 pm. The regular meet
ing will be held at 320 pm.
The annual drive for 100 per cent
membership will start October 10 and
end November 10.
Blair Hayes.
A meeting will be held in the Blair
School Thursday at 8 pm. Miss Cath
arine Watkins will be the guest
speaker.
Jefferson Junior High.
New oficers will be installed tomor-
row evening.
N. p. Gage.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at
8 o'clock. Miss c. Belle Meyers will
speak on THE New School Curriculum
and It's Relation to the Health of the
Child" Mrs. Marie G. Deal will en-
tertain with vocal selections.
James r. Oyster.
The Executive Board will meet TO-
morrow at 1:30 pm. in the school
clinic. The regular meeting will fol-
low at 3:15 pm. Mrs. George c.
Thorpe, chairman OF the Woman's s
Safety Committee Of the American
Automobile Association. will be the
guest speaker. The Executive Board
will honor past presidents and new
mothers Ut . tea directly following the
meeting.
A study group will be organized to
discuss problems and psychology OF
the child and the parents and will
meet in the library on October "a at
1880 pm.
The first school luncheon will be
held In the auditorium on November 9
at noon.
Kingsman- Pierce.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at
pm. in the Kingsman School.
Buchanan.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 2:45 pm.
LAngdon.
The Executive Board met September
2e. Mrs. T. o. Martin presided. Plans
we're discussed for the coming year.
The theme Is "Citisenship."
The regular meeting was held Octo-
Der 8.
Blow Webb.
A meeting will be held Wednesday
at the Blow School at 8 pm.
Roosevelt.
A membership drive will begin Oc-
tober II.
Mrs. George P. Barse, president,
presided at an executive meeting on
October 4. Plans were made for ac-
tivities to be Aeld during the next
OAliC &C lltOllVALos
On October 7 a tea was held at the
school for the parents Of the pupils
who have just enrolled at Roosevelt.
Raymond.
A meeting will be held at pm.
Wednesday, with the new president,
Roland Phillips, in charge. Music Will
be furnished by Arsenic Ralon, vio-
linist, accompanied by Mrs. Ralon.
Refreshments will be served.
Stanton.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. A reception will be held
for the teachers. Mrs. J. W. Ander-
son, State parent education chair
man, will be the guest speaker.
The following committee chairmen
have been appointed:
Mrs. c. U. Edmondson, program
Mrs. William Kimmerling, member
ship; Mrs. Oscar Allwine, hospitality
Mrs. Harvey Diehl, finance; Mrs. Ear
Horsley, student aid; Mrs. George p
Lear, health and summer roundup;
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