Evening star., 1942-11-01
P-7A's Student Aid Group
Asks Clothing for the Needy
Warm jackets for Boys, Girls Dresses
Badly Needed as Cold Weather Neors

Wednesday at Maury School FROM
1:30 to 2:30 pm. Miss M. Stamford
of the sixth school division will
discuss Remedial Reading"
Woodbridge.
Geared to meet wartime demands
this association has planned its
years work to embrace the follow
ing major features: Adoption Of
the annual budget and raising the
money necessary to carry out the
items it contains; launching the
membership drive; pursuance Of the
PTA study course; special student-
aid work including the collection.
repair and delivery to State head
quarters Of usable clothing; ar
rangement of the programs for the
year; cooperation with State and
national in routine projects as well
as in special projects that the pres
ent times may demand.
Open house was observed at the
October meeting. The children es-
corted the parents through the
building and explained the school
routine to them. Entertainment was
furnished by pupils.
A meeting will be held November
IL at l pm.
Hine Junior High.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 1:30 pm.
officers and committe chairmen
are: Mrs. Edward Wagner, presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry Chapman, vice
president; Mrs. Marguerite Cole
man, secretary and music; Mrs.
Harry Andree, treasurer and Neigh
borhood Council Mrs. Paschal
Shorb, student aid; Mrs. julius
Ridley, nutrition; Mrs. Otis Carter.
publicity; Mrs. H. F. Maddox, record
book; Mrs. NJ McAlear, health.
Janney.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at 8 pm. Capt. Rhoda j. Milliken,
director Of the Woman's Bureau,
will discuss Homes in Wartime
Mrs. David Kushner will read the
poem, Our Flag written by Mrs.
Edward r. Seal, director of pub
hcity for the D. C. Congress OF
Parents and Teachers. Mothers of
fifth and sixth grade children will
be hostesses.
Mrs. Richard Alexander, program
chairman, announces the theme for
this year is Working Together for
Our Children in Home, School,
Church and Community"
Mrs. Fred Nelson, study group
chairman, has organized a class in
sewing which meets each Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Joseph E. Nc
Elvaln. 46l5 Brandywine street NV,
Mrs McElvain is in charge.
Ketcham-Van Buren.
The Executive Committee will meet
tomorrow at 2 pm. in the Ketcham
School.
Bowen Greenleaf.
An executive committee meeting
will be held tomorrow at 1870 pm,
In the Bowen School. Officers will
be installed.
The following committee chair
men have been appointed: Mrs.
Louise Gartrell, membership and
war activities; Mrs. Pearl Lehman,
puohclty and magazine; Mrs. Mary
Rath, summer roundup; Mrs. Edith
lWlford, ways and means: Mrs. A.
=: BROOKS, program and hospitality;
|'Mrs. Margaret Jacobs, student aid.
Kenilworth.
Fathers night will be observed
wednesday at 7:45 pm. Members
OF the Kenilworth Citizens Associa
tlon Will be guests. The Rev. Robert
shields. pastor of the Kenilworth
Presbyterian Church, will speak on
Chlldren and the Church in War
time"
Mrs. Harvey Lynn, ways and
means chairman. has planned a
school lunch for Thursday at noon.
MRS George Lingebach, student-aid
chairman. announces bundle week
Will be observed November 16 to 81.
Members are invited to join the
Reo Cross Home Nursing Glass
which will be conducted under the
auspices of the association.
Park View.
At the executive meeting on Mon
DAY, tentative plans were discussed
lor the annual fall luncheon. Mrs.
Ellzan neth Rhodes, chairman, re-
ported on the membership drive.
ana Mrs. E. Whitcroft, program
chairman, gave a summary of her
plans.fo the year.
Randle Highlands Beers.
Inc Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 80 pm. In the Anne
Beers School.
An executive meeting of the as
soclatlon will be held tomorrow at
l:30 pm. ''
Stuart Junior High.
OfncerS and chairmen are. Mrs
Cecil A. Brewton, president; Mrs
Helen Kasper, recording secretary.
Mrs. Virginia Terbush, correspond.
Ing secretary; Walter Griest, treas
urer; Miss Gladys Clarkson, his
torlan; Mrs. A. M. McColley, good
cheer; Mrs. j. R. johnson, publica-
tlons; Mrs. Henry Buck, program:
Mrs. E. B. Macon, student aid; Miss
Gladys Clarkson. assistant student
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Miss E. Jamison, assistant publicity:
Miss Helene Goldstein, ways and
means; Mrs. Carol Cole, hospitality;
G. Barton, membership; Mrs. F. L.
Duff1es, safety; E. Rick, assistant
safety; C. H. Smith, attendance:
Mrs. Alfred Hayre. juvenile protec-
ton and Receiving Home; Manuel
Goldman, music; Miss Gladys Lock-
ard, assistant music; Mrs. c. C.
johnson, room representatives:
Mrs. j. c. Meigs. health: Mrs. Ina
Dorman. assistant health.
Members of the Executive Board
are assisting at the civilian defense
booth at Uline Arena during the
Community War Fund drive.
| Truesdell.
The PIT. A. Red Cross unit, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Russell
Miller. was active throughout the
entire summer sewing and knitting
at the school every Tuesday from
10 am. to 3 pm.
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