Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1926, Page 39

Parent-Teacher Activities IA special meeting of the District of Columbia Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations has been called for 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Women's City Club. Business of spe- cial importance will be considered. Dr. ¥Frank W. Ballou, superin- tendent of schools, has sent a letter to the parents of the children who will enter school for the first time next Neptember, in which he urged them to have their children examined by a physician as soon as possible, so that any physical defects may be corrected bafore the children begin their school | iife. The Health Department has ar Mrs. F. D. Morris, president, presided. Three new members were received— Mrs. Eisie Steel, Mrs. 5. Bright and Mrs. Catherine Hane The banner awarded to the grade having the largest percentage of parents present wus won by the fifth grade, Miss Lucy Hopkins, teacher. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, president Jongress of Parent-Teacher fons, gave a short ks desoril the national convention held recently in Atlanti. Shoe made a plea for a physical examination for svery pre-school child. The presented Rafter and Mr: Mrs. HE SCNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JU) vites all members of the Parent- Teacher Associations and others in- terested to attend the poster exhibit at the Powell Junior High School. The posters are the work of the ninth-grade puplls who will be grad- uated this week. The exhibit is in place in the halls of the school build- ing and may be seen at any time dur- ing school hours. The monthly meeting of the Bel ning Parent-Teacher As tlon was held Wednesday, June 2, Mrs. Taylor | presiding. A reception for members of the graduating class of Benning School | was held June 16 Receipts of $100.26 above expenses are reported from the entertainment given May 21 by the school children. Mrs. Rafter, Parent-Teacher - tion president, and Miss Ca principal of Benning. were pre 20, The Lunches at Our “The Delicious Homemade Kind™ | Mammy Lou Chocolate- Covered Cordial Cherries One-Pound Box 39(: 1926—PART 1. Morris with baskets rs. An entertain the 50—$3.00 Mude of the highest grade of domestic tobacco, with long fillers and beautiful light wrappers. However, the White Owl needs no introduction to the discriminating smoker as it has been a huge success since itd first in troduction years ago. Due to our enormous volume of cigar business you are always assured of fresh stock Buy the box—you save more. of fruit and flowers. flowers. ment wus given by the school The Weightman Parent-Teacher Association held its flnal meeting for ranged to have the medical inspection | staff conduct physical examinations of | the pre-school children in the hexlth enters, unless th ts prefer to nave this work done by the family . physician. Mrs. G. W. Lady, 514 Bf As street northeast, is the chairman of | this school year on May 28 at 8 p.m., this work for the Congress of Parent- J. Hanley presiding. Teacher Associations The annual election of officers re- sulted as follows: President, Mrs. M J. Hanley; vice president, M Phillips; secretary, Mrs. ton; treasurer, Mrs. W. historian, Mr Nothing comppres with Mammy Lou Chocolate-coy erved Cordial Cherries as a Summertime confection. Made here in Washington and delivered to us daily. Larg ripe cherrles in a lusclous cor: and covered with a heavy thick coating of pure rich chocolate. Nutritious and wholesome—a sweet the entire family will enjoy Other Fresh Candies —priced low Mammy Lou Peanut Briule. . .. Ib. 35¢ Cream Mints. . .1b. 29 Pecan Pralines.lb. 49¢ Planters’ Salted Pea- BUES. o000+ 5. L04:8% PRESIDENT’S OWN Garrison Hears Addresses Committee Is Named. The midmonthly meeting of the President’s Own Garrison, No. 104, Army and Navy Union, was held in the boardroom of the District Build- ing Thursday night. Edward C. Kriz, Capt. C. 0. Howard, national commander of the Army and Navy Union, and Sergt. T. H. Harris, ond grade. ‘hade | nation armaster, spoke. 5 danc | w. L. commander of the local ton of the Lith garrison, appointed W. P. Als color bearer and named Mr. Als, Mr. Kriz and J. N. Knappen to serve on the audit committee. The garrison will hold its next meeting July 1. children of 'MEETS| and Since 1914 the citizens of the south- west section of the city have sought to have a school dental clinic estab- lished in that district. Notwithstand ng the fact thut the first request for such a clinic came from that section R of the city, none has been established there and the school nurses have had o take the southwest children eith "o the Henry School, nth i Py streets, or the Tyler School, Bleventh and G streets southeast, for dental There are ofte A8 many as 5 children a week ing from iseased teeth, who 1 be taken to he elinic in one of schools. In pite of the distan have to for their d work, there been a marked | improve. | ant in the ch south Other Well Known and Popular Cigars—at a saving Box of 50 Popper’s 8-center Henrietta (Pop.) El Verso (adj.). ... W ebster (Cadillac) TWENTY sfi@g’s ; ~The Be Sorve You Orange Slices. .[b. 29¢ o Jordan Almonds, 1b. 49¢ Salt Water Taffy, Ib. 39¢ Mammy Lou Cream Caramels Ab. 39¢ Special Values for Thrifty Shoppers! Old Dutch Cleanser Special, 4 Cans, 2lc Old, Dutch is indispensable as a household cleaning need. Quickly makes everything “spick and span.” Special, 4 cans, 2lc—for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday only. (Limit, 4 cans to a customer.) . Rox of 50 Cinco (Londres). Engagement ... Chancellor (Pan.). Forty-Four eyopy.me < 300 -$4.00 .. $400 $1.00 300 £330 .$3.30 The Carbery ParentTeacher Asso- dation held its regular meeting June 11 with the president, Mrs. Williamn H. Rone, presiding. As has been the custom in previous vears, the pro- gram was in charge of Mise 1. Mortimer, principal, aselsted by the teachers ‘hildren. A feature of the evening singing the parents of Parent wehe dduced at the Anna Mer- of the kin Charleston and spe s companied by M. Cole and the kindergarden band. The kindergarden lso sang @ song to the Carbery Parent-Teacher Assoclation, compesed by Miss Hope Boule, teacher. The Carbery Glee Club sang an original song to the ParentTeucher Associntion. The second grade gave a sketch, “The Making of the First Flag,” the third grade a flag drill. A banjo duet by Mary Davis and Ruth Baumgardner, folk dance by seventh-grade pupils nd recitations and songs by- pupily f the other grudes concluded the pleasing progrum he assoclation voted unanimously izuinst the proposed changes in sehool hours and elimination of home work. The (4 aws closes the year with a s ntial profit and shows the splendid editorfal and business management of the children The banner for attendance was won by the fifth grade and kindes both having the same nu parents present. The assoclation ex- PUBLICITY BUREAU tands it¢ thanks to Miss Be D 1417 29 1.25 “Hope A e e B Sion et ]| e Fountain |Syringes, specia. 67¢ The women of ancient Rome treated their hair very fancifaily, curling it and_sprinkling it with gold dust he 0l held in . June | derkarc clalty Helen guve 25¢ Rubber Bath Sponges Special, 14(' Ihese sponges are made of & soft quality pliable rubber and will add real enjoyment to vour Monday sday and Wednesday [ in the chair. mber of par present, voted una nst the § posed exte ol hours and Saturday balf session Insummer the trek is ever north ! With better roads, this movement is steadily increasing in volume. Soon the choicest spots in Ontatio Highlands the last great summer playground for Ametica’s middle and eastern states will be preempted. No more delightful—no more profit- able—way of spending your vacation than to spy out this land of promise —and select a site for your per- manent summer home. Let our new Highway and Resort Map guide you—It's Free. Write ONTARIO GOVERNMENT he Core ran was The May meeting of Parent-Teacher Association vell attended g superintend ent, Dr. Baliou, was the chools of Dr. Ba daily batl h, sixth. se only roduced « ! 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S ed the pare a full physical examination and all defects of the children corrected be- | fore school opens. The following of for the coming Mann, presic vice president . secretary, and Mrs. Victor | aeger, treasurer. Mrs. Lady, the re- s presented with from the associa- | tion in appreciation for her services | during the past two ycars as presi-| ient. She was pr dso a4 pair of silver candle holders from th ub. The teachers of Peabody and Hilton Schools gave Miss M. (i. Young, priu- cipal of the school. a surprise lunch von last Monday, and presented her vith a traveling suit case filled with earing apparel in appreciation her services a_ promoter of eacher’s retirement bill. $1.25 “Hope” Water Bottle, 67c bottle constructed of the same high quality n syringe and is also fully guaran- Special, 67¢, for Monday, Tues- This water rubber as the above four teed. 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