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course in child psychology, in progre
also will describe the work Of the
class and will present certificates to
each Of its members.
Miss Isabel Walters will discuss
Vocational Training and Vocational
Opportunities"
Two skits dramatizing ordinary
family situations will be given by
members of the Parent Education
Committee. One, mabel and Her
Mother" and the other, "Mollie's
Rights" will demonstrate how prob
lens of everyday living may be
solved to the satisfaction and happi-
ness of all.
A period of open discussion will
follow. and those attending are in
vited to present questions in family
behavior.
Mrs. J. w. Anderson, chairman of
the Decentralization Committee,
will be in charge of this program,
and she will be assisted by Mrs. B.
M. Eldred and Mrs. Lloyd Miller,
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The Board of Managers Of the
District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers will meet
Tuesday at 10 am. in the N. E. A.
Building.
Hubbard.
A special Executive Board meeting
will be held tomorrow at the school
at pm.
At 7:45 pm. on Tuesday Miss
Sibyl Baker, in charge of the Dis
trict of Columbia Fairgrounds will
be guest speaker. Mrs. Elizabeth K.
Peoples. director of the Community
Center. and Miss Edith Coulson,
secretary of recreation. Council of
Social Agencies, will be honor guests.
For the next three weeks men,
bers of the w. B. Powell Study
Group will meet with the Hubbard
Group on the second Thursday.
The next topic will be Discipline
and Authority in the Home"
Langley Junior High.
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tomorrow at 1:30 pm. Mrs. Harry
Harris. Ways and Means chairman,
and her committee are planning
projects to raise money to assist
needy families of the community
Roosevelt High.
The association will hold lunch
con and card party in the armory
Wednesday at l pm.
Phoebe Hearst.
r. L. Haycock, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will speak on
How Children Improve in Self
Control" at the meeting tomorrow at
3:l5 pm. A short musical program
will be presented.
At the meeting of the Executive
Board on January 9 it was decided
to hold a party for the school patroI
! on February l and one for the mid
year graduating class on February 2
| A tea, for mothers of the school
was held on January 13. Mrs. S. r
Richards, chairman, was assisted by
the grade mothers.
H. d. Cooke.
AS January II, the date for the
regular meeting. comedies with that
of the District of Columbia Congress
of Parents and Teachers, and the
program topics are the same, it was
voted at the executive meeting tc
ask members of the association te
join the District of Columbia Con.
gress Tuesday afternoon from ! tt
3 pm. in the N. E. A. Building fol
the Parent Education Conference.
Kenilworth.
f, A school luncheon will be helC
Wednesday, with Mrs. Norman Vein.
meyer in charge.
A meeting of the Study Group viii
be held Thursday at 10 am, with
Mrs. Thelma Curtis as leader.
The association met January 10
The second and third grades enter.
| tanned.
Bancroft.
At the meeting of the Executive
Board January 10 plans were COM
pleted for a silver tea to be held ir
the school library on Tuesday from
2:30 to 4:30 pm.
Brookland-Noyes.
A meeting will be held at the
Noyes School tomorrow at 8 pm
Teachers will be in their rooms from
7:3O to for consultation with par.
ents. A stocking shower for studen
aid will be held the same evening
Each parent is asked to bring to the
meeting on Monday pair of stock
ings or socks from size 7 up fol
boys or girls.
Bundle days will be January q
and 25. A group will sew at Student
Aid Headquarters in the Gale:
School on January 25.
Peabody Hilton.
At the meeting tomorrow at
pm. in the Peabody School, children
of the fourth, fifth and sixth grade!
will entertain.
At the executive meeting on Feb
ruary 13 stocking shower" will b'
held for benefit of the Student Aid
Members of the Executive Com
mittee were recently entertained a
tea at the home of Mrs. Henry
w. Jaeger.
The Executive Board met Monda!
afternoon. The president, Mrs
Joseph P. Kennedy, introduced
George Butler, teacher in the occu
pational class, who gave brief talk
Woodbridge.
The executive meeting was held a
the Pepco Building on January II
Mrs. w. o. Mitchell, president, CAV,
a brief sketch over the radio of th'
work of the group and mentioned fu
ture activities.
The grade mothers were enter
tanned by Mrs. Sewell Shreve or
January at her home.
z. T. Hamilton conducted tn,
fathers night program on Januar!
IL, his topic being "Americanism.
A technicolor, talking motion picture
was shown, and modern plastic worl
displayed by DR.. Charles E. Sandt
Of the Department Of Agriculture