Evening star., 1941-01-26

ushers for a lecture in the school
auditorium on Birds" by H. Nc
Henry.
On Saturday Miss Florence Nor
timer, principal: Mrs. Alice Brooks
and Miss E. Slattery, in cooperation
with parents, will take large group
of Children to the National Theater
to attend a performance of the
opera Faust"
Taft Junior High.
The annual fathers night meet
ing arranged by a committee in
cluding DR.. F. M. Nelson, chairman;
w. B. Putnam and H J. Wiker will
be held Tuesday at pm. Wash
ington l. Cleveland of the American
Automobile Association will speak
on Safety" The Potomac Electric
Power Co. Glee Club will provide the
musical part of the program Teach
ers will be in their rooms from 1880
to 8 pm.
Curtis Hyde-AddisOn.
At the meeting held January l3
plans were made for benefit movie.
A square dance followed the business
meeting and refreshments were
served by girls of the occupational
classes.
Open house will be observed in
both schools Tuesday. Parents are
invited to visit and observe their
children in regular school activities.
A period will be provided when par
ents may meet with the principal,
Mr.. R. K. Webb, and some Of the
teachers for conferences concerning
the progress of their children.
Bunker Hill.
DR.. Clyde NJ. Huber, member of
the faculty of Wilson Teachers COL
lege, and chairman of the city-wide
| Commitee on Radio in Education,
/ spoke at the meeting on January 81.
A dramatic recording entitled This
Our America" was played.
Mckinley High.
| A meeting was held January Il.
! The Girls GIee Club. under the di-
/ rection of Mrs. Thelma H. MacAdoo.
! sang group of songs. Hilda Hen
derSon sang a solo from Madam
Butterfly and incidental solos we're
sung by Dorothy Bennett. Mary
HalStead, Nancy Hobson and Hem
| rletta klshter. The program was
| announced by Constance Campbell,
| Inc membership chairman, Mrs.
Charles H. Pierce, announced a
membership of 29l. In the absence
OF Mrs. Mabel Hubbell. health chair
I man, Mrs. Richard j. Purcell. presi-
dent. read the report of the Health
/ Committee. Members who assisted
with the sale of tuberculosis seals
at the Woodbridge branch of the
Hamilton Bank were Mrs. H. j. Coff-
man, Mrs. Herman Gochenour. Mrs.
Leon B. Habecker. Mrs. F. LIE Row
Houck. Mrs. Frederick Manglier. Mrs.
Charles H. Pierce. Mrs. S. H. Sim
mons, Mrs. H. K. Stephens and Mrs.
Walter Valentine.
Mrs. Leon Habecker, chairman of
/ the Cadet Uniform Exchange. an
nounced that her committee wouIC
De at the school each TUESDAY.
wednesday and Friday for the sale
and purchase of high school cade
uniforms.
Stuart Junior High.
Inc Executive Board will meet
tomorrow at pm. in room 2O4 a.
the school.
A motion picture concerning the
social Security Act was shown,
Preceding the meeting dinnS was
served in the school cafeteria fo.
parents, teachers and students.
The next meeting will be hell
March II.
BlOw-Webb.
Ihe association study group vii
meet with the Kingsman grorp fo
the next 10 Wednesdays to discus
| Home Management.
Emery lexington.
The Executive Board will meet
Wednesday at 1:3O pm. in Emery
School.
Woodbridge.
Handlcraft classes, under the di-
rectlon of Mrs. Kay Craig will con-
clude at the close of the semester.
A Red Cross course to coordinate
with the defense program will be
purcued next semester.
The usual graduation party pro-
vlded each outgoing class will be
given Friday.
A second Woodbridge bowling team
has been organized and added to the
Eastgate Association.
Bryan.
The graduation class and patrol
boys will be given a party Tuesday
at pm, with Mrs. John Bullough
and Mrs. Wilson Compton as chair
men. Mrs. Wilson Jambreni and
Mrs. Wilson George have been ap-
pointed on the Executive Board.
Janney.
A meeting of the Executive Board
will be held Tuesday at the home
of the president, Mrs. Josef Vanier.
A luncheon will be given for the
Patrol Boy graduates next week. at
which time gifts will be presented
to them.
Parties are being given for the
graduating classes, with grade
mothers in charge.
Oyster.
The kindergarten, Miss Grace
Clifton, teacher, won the award for
having the most parents present
at the meeting on January 13.
Plans are being made for a studio
party for the benefit of the library
fund, Mrs. Samuel H. Jaffee in
charge.
Mrs. Clarence Hagan announces
that a study group will be con-
Quoted if enough mothers are in
tereSted
A school luncheon was held
Thursday, with Mrs. c. c. Blackwell,
ways and means chairman, in
charge.
PusteIists to Continue
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