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School tomorrow at Las pm. to 60
on an educational tour.
On Tuesday at $50 am. group
of mothers will meet at the Gold
enburg Center to make first-aid
supplies.
Candy sales will be held at both
schools Tuesday at 1890 pm.
The study group will meet at
Hayes School Tuesday at pm.
The Executive Board will meet
Thursday at LAS pm. at the Hayes
School.
Hine Junior High.
There will be an advisory tea
Wednesday from 3 to 4 pm. The
teachers will be in the school Ii
brary for consultations with the
parents.
The following Nominating Com
mittee was appointed at the last
Executive Committee meeting: Mrs.
Edward Wagner, Mrs. Paul Shrob,
Mrs, Otis Garter and Dr.. H. E.
Warner. Mrs. F. Doyle was ap-
pointed chairman of delegates to
the State convention.
Addison Curtis Hyde.
At the last meeting it was voted
to send a contribution to support
the National Symphony Orchestra.
Miss Nora-Lee Orndorff, fourth
grade teacher, showed colored NOV
ing pictures of Grand Canyon and
Golden Gate Exposition taken on
trips during summer vacations.
Eliot Junior High.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at 1:30 pm.
On Wednesday there will be
meeting Of the room representa-
tlves at 1:30 pm.
Langley Junior High.
The association will meet Tues
day at pm. The program will
include discussion of the Langley
School evaluation and survey, fol-
lowed by explanations and COM
mittee reports. Teachers will be
in their rooms for conferences with
the parents between 730 and 8
pm.
Interest is being shown in the nu-
triton classes being held each
Wednesday at II am. in Room 106.
Wheatley.
Plans are being completed for
the dedication of the Harriet F.
Saunders memorial on April at
1890 am. in the school garden.
Representatives from each of the
organizations in which Mrs. Saun-
ders was active will be present to
participate in the program. Mrs.
Walter c. Jones is chairman of
the dedication arrangements.
Mrs. w. H. Crown announces
that plans have been made for the
summer roundup examination of
pre-school children, to be held on
May l at am.
One hundred children, with five
teachers, the principal and several
of the mothers, attended the Ma
tional Symphony concert on Mon
day at Central High School.
Taft Junior High.
The association has contributed
$40 to the National Symphony Or
chestra sustaining fund.
A business meeting will be held
Tuesday at pm. The following
teachers will develop the general
theme, Elective Subjects: DR.. B.
v. Wall. Languages" Mrs. r. L.
Sifdol, Commercial Field; Miss
M. H. Lippitt, Science; J. T.
Oliver, SHOPS" A social will be
held after the meeting. Teachers
will be in their rooms to meet the
parents from 7:30 to 8 pm.
Grant -Weightman.
The museum room for the rodeo
to be held May 2 in Grant School
will present among other things of
interest quilt made from the first
piece of calico bought in and taken
from Charleston, S. c., by OK cart,
$50 miles to Ridge Springs, S. c.
Mrs. Leroy Risk, president, an
nounces the following new officers
and chairmen: Treasurer, Mrs.
Clara Blackburn: membership, Mrs.
Ruth BevinS: program and hospital
ity, Mrs. Mary Dobbins; publicity,
Mrs. Alice Johnson; scrapbook, Mrs.
Sue Thompson; health, Mrs. Mary
Sweeny.
TruesdeIl.
The association will meet at 2
pm. on Tuesday. The slate will be
presented by the following Nominat-
ing Committee Mrs. G. H. Jelinck,
chairman. Mrs. C. R. Dennis. Mrs.
Hyman Greenberg. Miss Sarah Nor
ris, teacher; Miss Nell Hiscox, prin-
cipal: Mrs. A. r. Miller Miss Arleen
Burton will speak on Mental Hy-
giene for Parents" Children of the
first grade will furnish the enter
tainment.
The following delegates to the
State convention have been select
ed: Mrs Arthur Shapiro, president;
Mrs. Hyman Greenberg, chairman;
Mrs R. D. Moss, Mrs. G. H. Jelinck,
Mrs. G. w. Vaughan, Mrs. c. R,
Dennis, Mrs. Ernest Goodwin, Mrs.
A. R. Miller, Mrs. Raymond Magru-
der. Mrs. Willard Jefferis. Mrs. Sid
ney Erlick; Miss Nell HiscoX, princi-
pal; Mrs. John Thornton, teacher
Miss Grace Townsend, teacher; Mrs,
George Miller, Mrs. Percy Temple
ton; Mrs. Robert Gair, Mrs. Carl
Van Lowe, Mrs. Francis Webb
Blow Webb.
The Association will meet at the
Webb School, Thursday. at 3:15 pm.
A speaker from the American Red
Gross will discuss first aid.
Edmunds-Maury.
A silver tea, for the benefit of
the kitchen fund and the student
aid of the schools, was held on
Thursday at the home of Mrs, Ethel
Mullin. The guests included men,
bers of the Executive Committee
and the room representatives.
Mckinley High.
At the last meeting a. moving
picture, Amazing America" was
shown, and scenes from William
Shakespeare's Two Gentlemen
from Verona were presented by
the Mckinley High School Dra-
matte Club. under the direction of
Mrs. Ada H. Coe. Those students
participating were Beatrice Benoit,