The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-29
Mac Begole Heads
Roosevelt aCkham
P.T.A. Organization

Annual election of officers of the
Roosevelt-RackhGm Parent Teach
ers Association took place at the
first meeting Of the association,
which was followed by panel dis
cussion. in the auditorium OF Roose-
Welt High School. Monday evening.
New officers elected are: Mac
Begole, president; Mrs Harold
Augustus, vice president; Miss
Gladys Boyington, secretary, and
Mrs Martin Benson, treasurer. Mrs.
Spencer Davis. Mrs Edward Sweet
and Mrs. Harry stevens We're ap-
pointed on the Girl Scout commit
tee.
T. S. Weber presided at the bust
ness meeting A report was made
by Miss Marguerite Hetmansperger
that Mrs. Samuel Wallace and Mrs.
Holmes Manchester had organized
group of Brownies in Roosevelt
School.
Miss Susan Stinson reported on
the Parent Education Institute
meetings Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday in the Rackham Building,
Ann Arbor Tickets. she said, could
be obtained from Ben Vanden Belt
emitting them to free admission.
Parents were urged TO visit the
book exhibit at the institute.
Parents were urged by Mr.. Van
den Belt to attend the Parents Co
to-School Night for parents of Jun
Tor High School students Nov. H..
Parents of Boy Scouts were invited
10 Boy Scouts Parents Night, MOI
at 7:15.
The relationship between citizen
ship and democracy was discussed
in a panel discussion with Lawrence
DeBoer acting as chairman. Points
discussed were, What are the ear
marks OF good citizen?" What
does good citizen owe the com
munity 90 How can we train for
good citizenship in the home.
church, school and various agen-
cies?" Those taking part in the
discussion were. Mrs. Carl Signor
Miss Bernice Ringman, Rev. Cor
don Speer. Miss Hetmansperger and
Howard Blackenburg.
Refreshments were served in the
foyer by Mrs. Edward Sweet and
/ her committee.
Several selections were played by
1 the High School orchestra under
the direction of Chester Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall, De-
troit, spent Sunday with Mrs Hall S
sister. Mrs. Helen Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Halsey and
Miss Helen Halsey spent Sunday
in Bryan. o.. and Miss Georgia
Woerst who had spent the past
week here, returned to her home
with them.
Miss Eleanor Cobb. Detroit. spent
the week end with Miss Aileen Glow
and both attended the Prins-Good-
win nuptials Saturday afternoon.
Roy Lockwood. Detroit, spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrr George
| d. Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirk. Detroit,
visited Mrs. Jennie Kirk, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Augustus. Mr..
and Mrs. Lamar Thumm and Frank
Augustus have returned from a few
days hunting trip at Waters, Nor
/ thern Michigan.
Thomas Gordon and John Wilson
are spending a two-week vacation
/ hunting at Waters, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley, Ben
ton Harbor. visited Mrs Lou Wise
and other relatives over the week
1 end
Edward Thibodeau has gone to
/ Great Lakes. ILL.,. to join the navy.
Mrs Ada Sanderson has just re-
turned from spending the week end
in Detroit at the home Of w. d.
Sanderson. She attended the
Strathmoor VI. f. Church on the
I Sabbath with them.
Fred Mellencamp and daughter,
Virginia, Warsaw. Ind. who came
TO Ann Arbor for the Michigan
Pennsylvania game. Saturday. spent
the week end with relatives here
and in Grass Lake.
Miss Ella Mae Sturdeyant,
Wayne. and Miss Myone Sturde-
want. Kalamazoo, were week end
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Edwin
Conklin.