Evening star., 1942-10-25

| to November l with Miss Ruth
Dick of Carbery as chairman.
Officers of the association are:
Mrs. Lloyd Head, president; Mrs.
Harold Young. first vice president;
Miss Edith Williams, second vice
president: Mrs. William Kuhns, Sec
retary; Mrs. Joseph Gill, treasurer.
Langley Junior High.
A meeting will be held Tuesday at
pm. Teachers will be in their
rooms at 7:30 for consultation with
parents.
The following committee chair
men have been appointed: Mrs. A.
M. Houff and Miss Anna Tennyson,
membership; Mrs. G. w. Lloyd,
ways and means; Mrs. B. N. Burn
stine, magazine; Miss Eta H.
Matthews, program; Mrs. p. Smith
ers, war activities; Miss Margaret
K. Nash and Mrs. E. ]. Uhthoff,
publicity; Mrs. Jean Garner, Mrs.
Anna Graves, health; Mrs. G. w.
Rouse. budget; Mrs. Pauline Will
son, radio: R. w. Axt, safety; Mrs.
John D. Koontz, legislation; Miss
Helen Appler, Mrs. Joseph H. Allen,
student aid; Mrs. M. Kellogg, scrap
book; Mrs. Hugh T. Jacobs, Mrs.
Edward j. Cobb, hospitality; Mrs.
Sara C.. Wolloch, music.
Mckinley High.
A tour of the school for parents
of new pupils will be held November
at pm, followed by a tea at
$3.50 pm.
A meeting will be held November
10 at 8 pm. Seabury Quinn, pro-
gram chairman, will introduce
Harley Pearce, director of the new
athletic program in the high schools,
who will explain the purpose and
ultimate goal of this program.
Musical selections will be presented.
The following chairmen have
been appointed: Seabury Quinn,
program; Mrs. c. E. Bontz, hospi-
tality; Mrs. j. P. Kennedy, mem
bership; Mrs. Charles Kendall,
publicity; Mrs. w. B. Putnam, Mrs.
William Calvert, uniforms; Mrs. H.
B. Trevillian. founders day and
delegates; Mrs. p A. Taylor, girls
glee club; Mrs. Alma Hudson, radio;
Mrs. Herman Gochenour, student
aid; Mrs. Edwin Uhthoff, safety:
Mrs. Cecil v. Wiman, student place.
ment; Mrs. w. w. Rutledge, budget:
Mrs. C. w. Donaldson, health, and
Mrs. L. w. Stoltz, defense.
Janney.
The executive board will meet
Tuesday at pm. at the home of the
president.
Officers and chairmen are: Mrs.
j. D. Phenix, president; Mrs. R. E.
Hughes. first vice president; Miss
N. F. Hiscox, second vice president;
Mrs. V. B. Smith, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. w. G. Eliot, secretary;
Mrs. D. E. Wisecarver, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. L. r. Mattingly,
treasurer; Mrs. A. N. Sayre, film
council; Mrs. v. B. Smith, grade
mothers; Mrs. G. v. Frankhouser,
health; Mrs. w. T. Ayres, historian;
Mrs. S. r. Newell, hospitality; Mrs.
w. S. Shoemaker, Mrs. Defoe Gin
nings, library: Mrs. L. M. Turner,
membership; Mrs M. W. Buell., par
liamentarian; Mrs. Richard Alex
ander, program: Mrs. Clyde w. Hall,
publicity; Mrs. o. r. Florea, recrea-
ton: Mrs. L. T. Savage, refresh
ments: Mrs. F. R. Caldwell, registra-
ton; Mrs. A. T. Palmer, releases;
Miss Clara Vaughan, safety; Mrs.
Fred Nelson, study group Mrs. v.
M. Cosby, war activities; Mrs. David
Wiener ways and means, and Mrs.
Kathryne Smith, welfare.
Last Sunday after Miss N. F.
Hiscox, principal, entertained the
teachers and members of the Execu-
| tive Board at tea at her home.
Blair Hayes.
Members will meet Tuesday from
$50 to 11:30 am. at the Goldenberg
Center to make first aid supplies.
Boy patrols of both schools will be
guests at the luncheon which will be
held Wednesday at the Blair School.
Grade mothers were selected at
recent meeting held by the member
ship committee, of which Mrs. R.
borough is chairman.
Gordon Junior High.
Back to School Night" was OBJ
served on October IA. Frank
Woodward, principal. introduced
Mrs. Ralph C. Bishop, the new
president.
The association voted to provide
the boy patrols of the school with
10 new raincoats and hats.
Announcement was made of a
tea to be held Wednesday at the
school for the teachers. Paul I'm
body, new orchestra and band
leader, was introduced. He played
violin solo, accompanied by Miss
Mary Beth Garvey at the piano,
and lead the school orchestra in
selection. AS feature of the pro-
gram. parents visited their chill
dren's class rooms according to the
childs daily schedule.
Park View.
At the executive meeting Friday
afternoon, Mrs. Frances Rhodes,
membership chairman, announced
the membership drive will continue
through November 20.
Installation of the officers will
take place November S.
The next executive meeting will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
Francis Scott Key.
Miss Clara Hickman, principal,
discussed The Schools Plans for
the Year" at meeting on October
13. After the meeting parents were
given an opportunity to become
acquainted with the teachers.
New officers are: Mrs. Herbert b.
Lowery, president; Mrs. Alden H.
Struble, first vice president; Miss
Clara Hickman, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. John Gordon, third vice
president; Mrs. Charles Schott-
land, recording secretary; Mrs.
Herbert Hockey, corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. Charles A. Peters,
treasurer; Mrs. Rebecca Rogers
Henderson, historian.
| Wallach- -Lenox.
At meeting on October IL, Mrs.
William Linden, 7th division rep
resentative, installed the following