Evening star., 1939-01-08
Blake-GaIes-S Seat0n.

Blake Gales -Seaton.
The Executive Board will meet
at the seaton School Tuesday at
l:3o pm.
The association will meet at the
seaton School on January II at
Sis pm. Theme. Interpreting
the School to the Home" will be
continued, and Miss M. Wiler,
teacher Of the Blake School, will
discuss, THE Teaching Of Arith-
metic."
John Burroughs.
A group will take part In q radio
broadcast Wednesday afternoon 1T
the Electric Institute.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at 1:30 pm. Mrs. Frank Lerch,
summer roundup chairman, will
present health certificates TO the
children who were enrolled in Sep
tember and who have been found
to be 100 per cent physically At. A
representative Of the Committee on
Social Hygiene Of the D. G. Con-
gress Of Parents and Teachers, will
speak.
Miss Marie Turner, principal Of
the school, was hostess at tea on
December 20. Her guests included:
Miss Grace Lind, supervising prin-
cipal Of the nth division; Miss
Mary Draney, former principal Of
John Burroughs; Miss Turner'S
group Of teachers, the Executive
Committee Of the association, and
others prominent in school activi-
ties. Mrs. Joseph A. Dillon, sister
OF Miss Turner: Miss Mary Draney.
Miss Margarey Murray, and Mrs.
Harry Beach, assisted at the tea
table.
Oyster.
Mrs. Helen M. Scharf, supervisor
Of art in the flrst division, will speak
on art In the Life Of the Home
tomorrow, and Rock M. Kirkham OF
the Boy Scouts of America will
speak on Clubbing" A social will
follow the meeting with the fourth
grade mothers as hostesses, under
the direction Of Mrs. Alice Machlan
Park View.
A special executive meeting will
be held Tuesday at 1::30 pm. tc
make arrangements for the boy
patrol luncheon.
Plans are being formulated tc
furnish . rest room for the lowe,
grade children and to procure q
combination radio-victrola amph.
tying machine for the auditorium
A series Of weekly bridge games
Will be held to create . school Ii.
brary fund.
Fathers night was held January s
with Jack Goldberg, vice president,
presiding. Robert w. Eaves, prin-
cipal Of the Thomson School, spoke
on THE Fathers Duty to the Par
ent-Teacher Association" Eight
accordionists, under the direction
Of Miss Mary Hooper, furnished
music.
Mrs. Leroy Werner. student aid
chairman, and Mrs. T. g.. Currin
room representative chairman, were
assisted by Mrs. George Pumphrey
Mrs. William Crews, Mrs. Pau
Frederick. Mrs. NJ. Raphelson, Mrs
M. Paregol, and Mrs. Jack Gold
berg In assembling, wrapping, and
distributing toys and shoes to 81
children.
Mrs. Viola seeck, Mrs. 8. Bern.
stein. Mrs. M. Raphelson, Mrs. T
@. Currin, and Mrs. Ruth Roser
assisted In the sale Of the Tuber.
culosis Association Health Seals.
Anscostia Junior Senior High.
A membership drive will be held
during January with Mrs. A
Schoenman. chairman, In charge.
The association resumed gym
nasium classes January In the
girls gym.
The Executive Committee met
January I 1T the home Of G. Foster
with Adelbert Lee Is Joint host.
Roosevelt High.
A tea for the grade mothers was
held January 6. Mrs. Elsie Lowry
ways and means chairman, is plan
ming . luncheon and card party at
the school on January 10.
Edmonds- Maury.
Fathers night will be observed ut
Edmonds School tomorrow at 8 pm
The Rev. Robert Savage, assistant
pastor Of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, will speak. A musical pro-
gram will follow.
Buchanan.
Miss g. p. Dulin, principal, will
discuss THE Neighborhood Council
Tuesday at 2:45 pm.
Mckinley High.
The Modern Language Depart
ment OF the school will have charge
Of the association Wednesday at
pm. Speakers include Mrs. E. Fitz-
gerald, head of the Modern Lam
guage Department Of the school
and Prof. @. Samson, district super
visor OF modern languages. A short
play will be given by the French
Club.
Truesdell.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday ct 10 am.
The General Emmet Urell Auxil-
iary, No. 5, Of the United Spanish
War Veterans presented the school
with an American nag. The Trues-
dell Glee Club sang several selec-
tions.
Janney.
Miss BERTHE Backus, principal Of
Alice Deal Junior High School, will
discuss Character Education" ct
the meeting Tuesday at 8 pm.
The Executive Committee met
January 8. Mrs. O. r. stranley,
student aid chairman, helped dis
tribute shoes, socks and toys to
needy children at Christmas. Sew
eral classes presented clothing and
Christmas presents to leas fortunate
families 20 that Ill would be re-
membered.