Evening star., 1939-02-05

headquarters Friday, under leader
ship Of Mrs. Naomi Rotgeb, student
aid chairman.
Madison Taylor.
Founders day will be observed
Thursday at 8 pm. In the Madison
School. Washington 1. Cleveland,
District manager Of the A. A. A.,
will show movies. The student Or
chestra will play. Refreshments will
be made and served by the girls in
the occupational group Of Taylor
School.
The nutrition class will meet
Wednesday at pm. in the Taylor
School. Miss Helen N. Ham Of
the American Red Cross will be the
instructor for the 12-lesson course,
with one lesson of two hours each
Wednesday.
Blair Hayes.
Founders day will be observed
Thursday at pm. in the Hayes
School.
Plans for the study course, under
the leadership of Mrs. G. A. Linge-
bach, have been completed. Mrs.
Irving Gray is chairman of this
group.
Members of the Executive Board
were entertained at tea by Mrs.
I. Goldstein last Tuesday afternoon.
Emery lexington.
Founders day will be celebrated
TH,,yrCdov of AZ fhn q yooloyy
Junior High School. Mrs. Juanita
S. Winn, supervisor of 5th and 9Th
grades, department Of elementary
instruction, will be guest speaker.
Miss Willor Maxwell will sing, ac-,
companied by Miss Mary Elizabeth
Taylor.
John Burroughs.
The founders day meeting will
be held Thursday at 815 pm. The
guest speaker will be Miss Anna
Halberg of Wilson Teachers Col
lege. A candle-hght service will
commemorate the founding of the
parent-teacher organization, with
the following members taking part
under the direction of one of the
teachers, Mrs. L. Palmeria: Mrs.
Louis Esperanza, Mrs. Robert
Stephens, Mrs. D. E. McHenry,
Mrs. ]. G. Garfield, Mrs. Robert
Wallace, Mrsc. H. l.. Matthews, Mrs.
J. Leroy and Mrs. Ernest Boss.
Honor guests include: Mrs. Walter
B. Fry, president OF the District OF
Columbia Congress; Miss Mary E.
Draney, former principal, and eight
past presidents Of the association.
Twenty-one boys were present at
the luncheon for patrol boys on
January 26 Guests were: Oficer
Kegebein, Miss M. A. Turner, Miss
K. Donahay, Mrs. A. J. Howard,
Miss E. Bret and Mrs. E. M. Mel
son. Mrs. A. B. Dove, safety chair
man, was in charge. Arthur Weld
ner, captain Of the boy patrols, and
Oflcer Kegebein spoke.
Mrs. Kathryn McPhaul, Mrs.
Charles Menzel and Miss Marie A..
Turner are planning study group
meetings, to be held at the school,
Congress Heights.
At the last meeting OF the Execu-
tive Board 1t was voted to award
$3.50 to the member Of the boy
patrol who is most deserving from
the standpoint Of faithfulness to
duty; also to give the entire patrol
a dinner In June.
The student aid chairman. Mrs.
Lloyd Winelad, announces bundle
days February l3 and IA.
The date of the next regular meet
ing has been changed from Thurs
day to Wednesday at pm. Found
ers' day will be observed by play
presented by Mrs. Reta Walton,
dramatic chairman. The founders
day chairman, Mrs Cecil Locke, will
serve refreshments. A silver offer
ing will be taken, the proceeds to
be used for national and State ex-
tension work. H. A. Chapman of
the District Fire Department will
speak on Fire Prevention
Janney.
Henry w. Draper, supervising
principal OF the first division, will
be guest speaker Tuesday at 8 pm.
Founders day will be observed and
Mr.. Draper will show moving pic
lures. Music will be furnished by
the Misses Mary and Ruth Ferguson.
The 9Th graduating class was
given a party last Thursday by a
committee of mothers.
Grant WeiEhtman.
The association will meet in the
Grant School Thursday at pm.
Founders day will be celebrated. A
talk, THE Real Meaning of Found
er's Day" and a pageant given by
pupils of the Weightman School, will
complete the program.
Wheatley.
Mrs. j. N. Saunders will speak on
How Parents Can Help Children
Develop High Ideals Of Citizenship"
at the founders day celebration
Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
Twenty-Five school letter awards
were presented Friday at the fare
well assembly by Bernard Harrison,
educational writer, to pupils for out
standing school citizenship.
Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. William
Wagner were guests at the meeting
Thursday when pupils presented a
program on Growth Of America
Under the Constitution"
Central High.
The association will meet Thurs
day. It voted to present $40 to the
dental clinic at Childrens Hospital
for high school pupils.
A game party will be held Feb
ruary 8. The mother-daughter ban
quet will be held March 1.
Woodbridge.