Evening star., 1942-11-22

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man. Mrs. Buell. is a member of the
Janney P-TA.
Carbery-LudIow.
An association meeting will be
held tomorrow at pm. at the Car
berry School,
Committee chairmen are: Mrs
Lloyd Watts, student aid; Mrs
George Argerake, magazines; Mrs
Herbert BosWorth, publicity; Mrs
William B. Kuhns, health and sum-
mer roundup; Mrs. Robert Barn
house, grade mothers; Mrs C. L.
Morris, hospitality; Mrs. G. n. Ne {
tingly, historian; Mrs. j. A. Manuel
ways and means; Mrs. Eric Carlson
war activities; Mrs. Helen Hopkin-
son, safety.
The Home and School in War;
time" has been selected as the theme
for the year.
Truesdell.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at lis pm. Mrs. Nellie Davidson
assistant in adult education of the
home economics department of the
District of Columbia schools, will
speak on Nutrition" and pupils
from Miss M. Harper's GA will en-
tertaln with a group of songs.
Powell Junior High.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at 7:45 pm. The orchestra will
entertain for Is minutes, and fol-
lowing a brief business session, the
topic, Our School and the Defense
Program" will be developed by Mrs.
julius Harke, war activities chair
man, interviewing pupils of the
Powell Student Committees. which
are working for the national defense
program. This will be followed by
the showing of two short movies.
Mrs. John MCMeel health chair
man, announces dental and hear
ing examinations have been given
the students.
Langley Junior High.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at pm. Miss Maude Alton, Of the
Americanization School, will be the
guest speaker. Teachers will be in
their classrooms at 7:3O for confer
ences with parents.
Mrs. Franklin Sartwell has been
appointed war activities chairman
Blow Webb.
A meeting will be held in the
Blow School, Tuesday at 3:15 pm
The speaker will be Mrs. Louise
Fraser.
Raymond.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening. DR.. c. r. Reed first as
sistant superintendent of schools
will speak on The Contribution of
Education to the War Program"
Consumer Education classes are
held every Thursday at 100 pm
under the direction of Mrs. N.
Davidson.
Park View.
An Executive Committee meeting
will be held Tuesday at 1:3O pm.
Newly appointed committee chair
men are; Mrs. Frances Rhodes,
membership; Mrs. George Pum-
phrey, ways and nj cans: Mrs
Thomas Whitcroft, program: Mrs
Mary S. Kurtz, room representatives;
Mrs. Arthur Braun, safety; Mrs
w. c. F'ones, radio; Mrs. Rose
Kouzel, free milk; Mrs. Arthur
Sussman, publicity and scrapbook;
Mrs. Ben kaufman, hospitality; Mrs
Samuel Henschel, summer roundup
and health; Mrs. Shirley Gitelson
student aid Mrs. A M. Booth, as
sistant student aid; Mrs. Mary
Klein, scrap metal.
Taft Junior High.
A feature of the program Tues
day at pm. will be demonstra-
ton by the pupils showing what
the school is doing in the Help
America Now program. The Junior
Red Cross. salvage drive, etc. will
be represented This will also be a
conference meeting.
Blair Hayes.
On Thursday Miss Virginia Clary
spoke on War and Discipline. "
Mrs. C. E. Smith was elected vice
president, and Mrs Clara kuell
succeeded Mrs. w. P. Palmer as
historian, the latter having re-
signed
Eliot Junior High.
There will not be a meeting of
the Executive Committee on We'd
nesday, as there will be no asso-
citation meeting during December
The ways and means chairman
reports that there will be a rum
mage sale in December, proceeds
to be used to beautify the school
grounds. The membership drive
will close December "a.
Addison Curtis Hyde.
On Monday afternoon the asso-
citation held open house. Parents
visited the ClaSsrooms of their chill
dren. After this observation period
the parents conferred with the
teachers, then met for a business
meeting.
The next meeting in December
will be the only evening meetlr>
Of the year. The entertainment
VIII be a Christmas program pre-
Sented BY pupils of the three
schools.
Wheatley.
A health luncheon was held on
November Is. This was hot soup
lunch and was served by grade
mothers with Mrs. Stephen B. Jones,
ways and means chairman, and her
committee in charge of arrange
ments.
At the last meeting, the topic,
The Handicapped Child and Its
Education" was discussed by DR..
Inez F. Wilbur. ophthomologist and
Miss M. Lorraine Amos. audiometer
techniclan. A film on Conservation
0f Hearing was shown.
Mrs. G, A. Pope, war activities
chairman, will maugurate stamp
bank, sales to be made at regular
association and executive meetings.
Mrs. J. Cohen. student aid chair
man, and her committee are mend
ing the clothing brought in on
bundle days.
Congress Heights