Evening star., 1942-10-18

galoshes and skates exchange
among the pupils.
John Burroughs.
The association will meet Novem-
ber II at pm. Key people in the
Woodbridge community will discuss
What Woodbridge Is Doing in the
War Effort and How Every One May
Help
The fall luncheon will be held
Thursday at noon. Parents are in
vited.
The membership drive will start
October 10 and continue through
November /.
Officers and chairmen are: Mrs.
Wallace T. Hanning, president; Mrs.
A. E. Bonnet, first vice president;
Miss Marie Turner, second vice
president; Mrs. w. F. Cones, third
vice president and student aid chair
man; Mrs. j. F. Mahoney, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Helen Barnum,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Wal
ter Valentine, treasurer; Mrs. Nester
P. Drayer, assistant treasurer; Mrs.
D. M. Underwood, membership; Mrs.
Catherine Lloyd, ways and means;
Mrs. Percy L. Fields, executive pub
licity; Mrs. w. Gilbert Wiles, good
cheer: Mrs. William T. Scott, maga-
zine; Mrs. Florence Lawson, arts;
Mrs. Donald G. Welsh, room repre-
sentatives: Mrs. Charles E. Menzel,
budget; Mrs. Nester P. Drayer,
safety; Mrs. P. A Deck, summer
roundup; Mrs. Leonard w. Thomas,
legislation; Mrs. George S. Dodge,
hospitality; Mrs. Charles Zinsner,
news letter; Mrs. w. L. Howenstine,
war activities. The program COM
mittee consists of four teachers,
Miss Mary Eta Callahan. Mrs. Mar
garet G. Drumm, Mrs. Florence B.
Lawson and Mrs. Adrienne R. How
ard.
Phoebe Hearst.
Open house will be observed to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Claris5e
Smith will speak on Recreation"
Wallach.
The association officers last Mon
day were installed by Mrs. William
Linden, seventh division representa-
tive of the D. c. Congress of Parents
and Teachers
Blow-Webb.
On Tuesday members will meet at
Webb School at 9 a m. to mend arti-
cles brought in on bundle day for
student aid work.
At lis pm. there will be a meet
ing ofthe Executive Committee and
grade mothers.
Ketcham- Van Buren,.
Democracy in Action" is the
theme for thte year selected by the
Executive Committee.
Mrs. C. j. Schaeffer, program
chairman, announces Capt. Scott
Sonntag of the boy patrol will
speak at the meeting tomorrow at
2:30 pm. at Ketcham on Demo-
cratic Procedure of the Boy PATROL
Wheatley.
On october 13 Horace Walker, ex-
ecutive secretary, D. C. Conserva-
ton Division OF the War Production
Board, spoke on THE Salvage Pro-
gram for the Year"
Mrs. Stephen B. Jones, ways and
means chairman, announces health
luncheon for the children will be
held Tuesday. Mrs. Jones is plan
ming to have at least one health
luncheon each month.
Bowen Greenleaf.
On october II the following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. l.. Hellwig,
president; Mrs. Louise Gartrell, first
vice president; Mrs, Alice Ewers,
second vice president; Mrs. Edith
Lippard, treasurer; Mrs. L. Wilson,
secretary; Mrs. Pearl Lohman, his
torian. 1t was decided that due to
the war work and defense activities
the association would meet once
every other month and that these
meetings should be held in the eve
ming.
The membership drive will start
October 19.
Blair-Hayes.
Omcers and committee chairmen
are: Mrs. Harry w. Mills, president;
Miss Margaret Moore, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. L. Friis, secretary; Mrs.
Pauline Golden, treasurer; Mrs. w.
F. Palmer, historian; Mrs. j. A.
Maitland, finance and budget and
hospitality; Mrs. G. E. Smith, health
and defense; Mrs. j. T. Stewart,
program; Mrs. Ruby borough, men,
bership: Mrs. Edna Farrior, student
aid; Mrs. S. Coffelt, publications;
Mrs. G. Fioramonti. assistant hos
pitality: Mrs. M. Dillon, publicity;
Charles Armentrout, legislation:
Mrs. M. Hall, Juvenile protection;
Mrs. Charles Gilden, summer round
up; Mrs. David Reamy, refreshments
and reporting delegate; Mrs. Hans
Rachie, parent education; Miss N.
Castell, safety; Mrs. Mae stockdale,
good cheer.
Tuesday y bundle day y both
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