Evening star., 1939-10-22
Many Visit Gales School
In Go and See' Tour
Needs of All Children Sent
To Student Aid Rooms Are Filled

times a whole outfit. And always,
when the childs physical needs have
been supplied, he is given a CHEEKY
pat on the back and a smile and
word of encouragement as he re-
turns to his school, proud of his ap-
pearance. instead of ashamed.
With the exception of the money
received through the Community
Chest and which can be used only
for shoes and rubbers, every bit of
assistance given children is provided
by voluntary contributions. Fre-
quently. parent-teacher units in Sec
tlons OF the city where there is no
unemployment problem, contribute
clothing to this central committee,
thus proving the theory that there
is place for every one, for while
these units may be self-sufficient.
they are proving of very real benefit
to the sections of the city where
economic conditions are not so ia
vorable.
Ana now, just a word about our
city-wide membership campaign.
Posters are being displayed in
number of neighborhood stores and
banks, rallies are being held in local
unit meetings-even songs are being
sung to stimulate interest. Enthu-
siasm is steadily mounting and we
are encouraged to believe that when
November is here, our final tallies
will reveal our goal more than
reached
Powell Junior High.
The association will participate in
the University in the Home" series
OF broadcasts on October Is at 4
pm. on station WJSV. Mrs. A. s.
Mangene, membership chairman,
has issued letter to all parents of
children in the school, inviting them
to enroll during the present CAM
paign.
Central High School.
Members of the Room Representa-
tives' Committee will meet in the
school for luncheon on October 26
at IL o'clock. Mrs. Harold Evans
will be in charge.
The membership campaign, under
the direction of. Mrs. H. E. Chyno-
weth, Is now in progress.
Bryan.
The Executive Committee met last
Thursday to plan the first meet
ing OF the association next Tues
day at 8 pm. Miss Agnes Gar
rels, professor of geography at Will
son Teachers College, will speak on
Geography in Changing World"
Mrs. Grace Minnick will sing. At
the close of the meeting open house
Will be held, when parents will meet
teachers in their classrooms.
Mrs. w. Lawrence announced a
membership drive, which will con-
tnue through November II.
Jackson.
The fall luncheon was held
Wednesday, October 10, at the
school.
Blow-Webb.
A meeting will be held in the Webb
School October 26 at 8 pm. It will
be "Get-Together Night" with Miss
J. Taliaferro, principal, INTRODUCING
the teachers to the parents. The
garden awards will be made by Mrs.
j. Selby. Mrs. M. Kyber is in charge
OF the membership drive.
Brookland- Noyes.
Bundle days, for the benefit of the
Student Aid Committee, will be held
October % and "a with Mrs. B. Burn
slime in charge.
Park View.
Mrs. Ray H. Seeck. president, has
announced appointment of the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: Mrs. r.
G. Currin, ways and means; Mrs.
Paul Friedrich, membership; Mrs.
LIE Roy Wener, student aid; Mrs.
Philip Rosen, magazine; Mrs. John
Kline, room representatives and
summer roundup; Mrs. Samuel
Bernstein. hospitality; Mrs. MAX
publicity: NrS. william