The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 9, 1947, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9,-1947 DAY, JANUA § Principal Tells Harris P.-T. A. Of Improvements pd The Harris School Parent- amp as Association held its ‘st meeting of the New Year in the School Auditorium Tuesday at 8p. m. The meeting was opened by the singing of “Happy New Year to You,” after which the business session. was held. The minutes of the last meeting Were read by Mrs, Elizabeth Singleton, and the treasurer’s re- Port was given by Mrs. Walter Clawson. Mrs, L. H. Muse announced that a Doll Show will be given by Mrs. Madgelene Huddleston’s and Miss Marie Haskins’ rooms, on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the sehool auditorium, There will be prizes for the prettiest, largest, smallest, cutest, and most original doll. Any child may en- ter her best loved doll in the| the log and the brand. It is contest. An Amateur Show will] reported that he made far also be given in connection with} more fuss than any calf ever the Doll Show. did. Principal H. Fowler announcéa, much to the joy of all assembled, | €ryone wished her much happi- that the stage drapes and cur-|ness. All teachers were thanked tains would be here within the|by Mr. Fowler for their coopera- next 15 days, and that he had| tion during the past school year been advised the ‘material need-|and the meeting was turned ed for completion of the elec-|Over to the Program Chairman, trical work of the school had just |Mrs. Robert Dopp. arrived and the work could now| Mrs, J. R. Marcellus, the music be completed. teacher, was introduced by Mrs. The announcement by Mr.| Dopp and offered an interesting Fowler that the school was losing | presentation of three different one of its most capable teachers,|modes or tempos of music. The Miss Dorothy Mae Dungan; who! first was a dance by Bach, The will soon be married, was re-| second was “To a Wild Rose,” by ceived with regret, although ev-|McDowell, which portrays the GEORGE'S Grocery Charles L. 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