The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

man, was in charge of a timely
program on fire prevention, which
was presented by Miss Clarice
SWANS sixth grade.
Mrs. Turner made an interesting
report on the Summer Institute OF
the P.-T.A. She cited the h~ighlights
from various talks and discussions
which she had attended at the in
stitute: She also spoke briefly on
the district meeting held at Fair
mont recently. A. the close of her
report, she presented the Lake
Forest P.-T.A. a certific ate which
she had received, that recognized
the association as being standard.
During a short business meeting
Mrs. E. A. Kerr was elected to
serve as vice-president, to fill the
vacancy of Mrs. w. G.. Johnston,
Who has moved away. Mrs. Cars
third grade won t. attendance
prize.
Mrs. Manley Williams, princi-
pal, was recognized. Mrs. Will
liams welcomed h e parents for
the new year and urged a closer
unity of the school with the home.
This cooperation will make for the
better and more rounded child.
Mrs. Williams outlined the objec-
tives for the year which dealt with
the Identification and building up
Of the school campus. This was
unanimously accepted as the chief
objective for the school year. The
principal then outlined the pro-
gram of Federal aid to lunches.
After a thorough explanation and
discussion, the association adopted
this plan. If the application to the
Federal Government is approved,
the program of Federal aid to
lunches will begin On November i.
The committee chairman for the
year were announced as follows:
Membership, Mrs. W. S. Harris
program, Miss Myrtle Lee Wick;
publicity, Mrs. S. Davis Polvogt;
Hospitality, Mrs. W. D. McEwen,
Mrs. George Conahey, Mrs. Har-
old Manning, Mrs. R. U. Bell; fl
nance and budget, Mrs. E. A..
Kerr; summer roundup, Mrs. G..
M. Speaker; publications, Mrs. Ell
liot O'Neal; room representatives,
Mrs. W. D. McKee,; founders day,
Faculty of S C h o o l; legislative,
Mrs. L. c. Kestersoa; parent edu-
cation, Study Group, Mrs. Jesse
Reynolds; magazines, Mrs. T. A.
McKee,; scrap book, Mrs. H. R.
Geddie; safety, Mrs. A. G. Dick
son; music. Mrs. W. H. Powell;
procedure a d bylaws, Mrs. B.
M. Rich; recreation, Mrs. c.. P.
McGirt; library, Mrs. Sam Gore;
school lunch, Mrs. jamie Smith;
juvenile protection, Mrs. R. W.
Smell; radio, Mrs. I. M. Ward.
At the close of the meeting the
grademothers for the year were
recognized. They are: Mrs. C. N.
Baker, Mrs. P. D. Lockamy. Mrs.
J. G. Johnston, Mrs. C. L. Gregg
ry, Mrs. Sanford Hodges, Mrs. B.
F. Mcclellan, Mrs. S. C. Gore,
Mrs. Ira M. Ward, Mrs. D. c.
Mrs. Gilbert T. Batson,
J. A. Reynolds, Mrs. W. H.
Price, Jr., Mrs. J. G. Bostic, Mrs.
E. L. Murphree, Mrs H. D. Nc
Mrs. Carl Tucker, Mrs.
Mrs. Welsh. Mrs. Earl,
Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. McGirt. Mrs
Mrs. A. G. Dickson, Mrs.
B. B. Odin, Mrs. L. R. Armstrong,
R. H. Elmore, Mrs. Elliot
O'Neal, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Herman,
Mrs. Conahey, Mrs. R. c. Davis,
Mrs. D. R. Ward, Mrs. S. w. 1vey,
Mrs. Grover Sellers, Mrs. E. A.
Kerr, Mrs. W. B. Lennon, Mrs
W. C. Loflin, Mrs. A. A. Written, i.
Mrs. S. W. Blake, Mrs. J.. W.
Sandlin, Mrs. c. D. Sawyer, Mrs.
G. M. Speaker, Mrs. T. o. Perry,
Mrs. Stacey Priesthood, Mrs. Paul
Mrs. H. c. Gurganious,
Mrs. j. R. Fisher, Mrs. D. G.
Campbell, Mrs. A.. Darden, Mrs.
T. A. Mckee, Mrs. R. L. Stephens,
Mrs. L. E. Skies, Mrs. W. S.
Rupert, Mrs. B. A. Boyles, Mrs.
C. A. Lilies, Mrs. H c. Shlpman,
Mrs F. w. Williamson, Mrs. B.
M. Bell.
A crystalline form of peniclllln
which does not require refrlgera-
ton has been developed.