Evening star., 1941-05-25

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Mrs. S. C. Cox regional vice pres
ident of the National Congress Of
Parents and Teachers, will make the
keynote address at 1880 pm, Tues
day. A panel discussion in further
development of the theme will fol-
low. DR.. Mitchell Dreese of George
Washington University will act as
co-ordinator of the panel.
The subject will be The Home
Wherein We Should Learn the
Rights and Responsibilities Of the
Individual in a Republic"
DR.. Harry Jager, chief, Occupa-
tional Information and Guidance
Service, United States Office of Ed
ucation, will speak from the school
angle; Mrs. John r. Murdock, wife
of the Representative from Arizona,
will speak from a mothers view
point; Mrs. Irene Caldwell will dis
cuss Girl Guides and Mrs. Harry
Kramer, commissioner of Girl
Scouts of the District, will talk on
the Girl Scouts. The Rev. Paul r.
Schearer, pastor of the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church, will speak on
The Responsibility of the Church" ."
This will be followed by general
discussion.
Mrs. Clifford Reynolds, director of
the Mothersingers, will present this
group in songs before the panel dis
cussion. Wednesday morning the
Glee Club of the Woodbridge School
directed by Mrs. Donald Prince, will
entertain with short concert Also
DR.. Hugh Bone of the department of
political science, University of
Maryland, will speak on "Propa-
| ganda and How 1t Can Be Recog-
nized by the Average Citizen and
Homemaker"
In addition to these high lights
there will be reports of the year S
activities.
At meeting of the presidents
OF the sixth division Thursday at
| the Ludlow School Mrs. B. w. Co.'S
tenbader, retiring division repre-
sentative, was presented with sill
yer bread plate by the presidents
of the group. Mrs. Costenbader has
recently been elected fourth vice
president of the District of Colum-
bia Congress of Parents and Teach
ers. Mrs. A. Harry Mertz, preSi-
dent of the Blow-Webb Associa-
| ton, was elected to succeed Mrs.
Costenbader as sixth division rep
resentative.
Plans are being made for tea
to be held by the sixth division
psychology class early in June. Ger
| tifcates will be distributed to those
members who have completed the
course by the instructor, Dr. Jesse
S. Sprowls of Maryland University.
Mrs. Florence Rogers, supervis-
ing principal, who organized the
class, will be guest of honor. In
vitations will be extended to all
presidents and principals of the
division to attend this event. Mrs.
Walter C. Jones is general chair
| man, assisted by Mrs. B. w. Cos
tenbader, Mrs. Harry Mertz and
Mrs. A. Payne.
Barnard.
At the May meeting Mrs. Emory
Ellis was elected president; Mrs.
Robert Helander, vice president:
Mrs. Ralph Bodle, treasurer, and
Mrs. Elizabeth BoiSclair. secretary.
Anacostia Junior Senior High.
At the last meeting Mrs Alma
Hudson, second vice president of
the State congress, installed the
/ following officers: Ernest Reed,
president; Mrs. E. Albrecht, first
vice president: Mrs. E. MoSher,
third vice president; Mrs. E. Kar-
rer, corresponding secretary; Miss
E. King, recording secretary, and
Mrs. H. E. Simensen. treasurer.
The association will sponsor an
informal dinner and dance given as
the spring rally of the Anacostia
Lions Club. Proceeds will be used
by the PIT. A.
Delegates to the State conven-
ton are: Mrs. George Mason, pres
ident; Mrs. Matte Marine, chair
man; Mrs. Albert Jenkins, Mrs.
Ethel Karrer, Mrs. A. A. Wayne,
Mrs. H. Schoeneman, Mrs. w. D.
Hulett, Mrs. Charles McGogney,
Mrs. E. J. Reed, Mrs. Joseph Ham
ilton, Mrs. Lloyd Wineland, Mrs.
William P. Colson, Mrs. Cyril AL
brecht, Mrs. Floyd Brinsfield, Mrs.
E. M. Brown, Mrs. T T. Forbes,
Mrs Lester Todd G lizard Mrs
Lorenzo Thompson, Mrs. Everett