JUNE, 13th 5 TICKETS FOR 15 - CENTS except Jackrabbit children Good for any ride or funhouse Come play with your
Thur. June 13th 10 a.m. to 6 p.111. Sale
Mrs. Ed. Hopler, Miss Beattle and Miss Ruth Haviland. Clinton, 11 until lZ o'clock, Mrs. Wll· liam Lawson, M,s T. A Kleselback, Mts. M F. Green, Mrs. w. H. Schnase, Mrs. J. W. Lampshire, Mrs. 0. L. Howard, Mrs. L. C. McBride, Mrs. R. B. Callen, Mrs. C. B Ems and Mrs. R. H. Meek. College View, Mrs. Erne. t May, Mrs. John Musselman. Mrs. H. B. Hebben, Mrs. Howard May, Mrs. George Roeder, Mrs. Leon Jacobs, Mrs. Carl Strangenberg, Mr11. W. O. Martin, Miss Anna. May Childress and Mrs. K. L. Powell Elliott, Mrs. Ted Witt truck , Mrs. M. C. Rost. :Mrs Frank McFarland, Mrs. H B. Curry, Mrs, Arch Hutchinson, Mrs. Charles Saal. Everett, Mrs. Gary Hutton, Mrs. Fred Greenwalt. Mrs. Harold Gerlach, Mr:o;. George Schaffer, Mrs. Dave Wagonleitncr, Mrs. Charles Bartz, Mrs. Henry Herdt, Mrs. B E. Neeley, Mrs. A. J. Beck and Mrs. Ray H. Pote. Hartley, Mrs. H. A. Warnke, Mrs .•\. A. Luebs, Mrs. W. F. Boys, H. L. Reed, Mrs. A. N. Cowell, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mr:R. C. Abbott , Mrs. J. B. Browne, Mrs. B. W. Pidert, Mrs. H. R. Moffet and Mrs. Ge-ne Alle-n Hayward, 12 until 1 o'clock, Mrs. Henry Herzog, Mrs. Alex Schneider, Mrs. An• drew Herzog, Mn. Ray Dienes, Mrs. Dan Burbuch. Mrs. Henry Maser, Mrs. Henry Bell, Mrs. Jack Folmer, Mrs John Schaffer and Mrs. H F. Michel;.
Norma.I, 1 until 2 o'clock, Mrs. R. E. ardner, ~rs. c. O. Morrison, Mrs, Earl Gunn and Mrs. Guy McDowell. Park, frs. George Kaufman, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs George Bernhard, Mrs. Jol1n Straheim, Mrs. A. E. Hanneman, Mrs. John Eckhardt, Mrs. Ralph Blodgett, Mrs. John Worster, Mrs. Pa.ullne Stuertz an<1 Mrs. William Amend. St. Teresa, 12 until 1 o'clock, Mrs. E. L. McClure and Mrs. Van Hatten. Riley, 2 until 3 o'clock, Mrs. Dick Sheets, Mrs. w. 0. Proffit, Mrs. R D. Stage, Mrs. H. B. Lawson. Mrs. Charles Vleman, Mrs. Ethan Adams. and Mrs. V. A. Kittrell. Saratoga, Mrs. P. N. Kelly, Mrs. F. P. Ferris Mrs. I. E. Vitelow, Mrs, J. W. Lewis, Mrs. R. F. McBride, Mrs. Lloyd Morrison, Mrs. B. Kline, Mrs. Lester Loomis an<1 LloydSheridan,Chapman. Mrs. H. C. Collins, Mrs. W. A. Fraser, Mrs. H. McNab and Mrs. C. W. Battey.Twenty-sixth and O. 3 until 4 o'clock, Mrs. L. C. Anderson, Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. A. C. Easton, Mrs. Ka.rl Stern, Mr~. 'J. E. Houchin, Mrs. R. H. Cummins, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Owen, Miss Florence Eastburn and, Mrs. Earl Hand. Whittler, rs. M. JI'. Green, Mrs. • W. Pike, Mrs. W W. Burr, Mrs. H. D. Yates, Mrs. H. M. Ma.ttley, Mu. Noland, Mrs. C. E. Wllwn and Mrs. F. P rrin. ~------• rnvenlty Place, M1'. • . J. Cedarahl, Mrs. R. E. Steele, Mrs. J. w. Hensler, Mrs. J. a. Wilson, Mrs. A. L. .Rung and Mrs. De E. Weaver. Willard, 4 unUL 5 o'clock, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs. Nellie Kennedy, Mrs. Marie SeXcton, Mrs. Dorothy Eddens, Mrs. DeLo3 Hanneman, Mrs. Irma Bia.do, Mrs. Anna Vance Mrs. Julia, McWUiiams a.nd Mrs. Violet'Prescott,Ho)'t.Mrs. Marcus Poteet, Mr • M. E. Lindberg, Mrs. George Lervis, Mrs. -';· D. Albrecht, Mrs. Mattie Blaek, Mrs. H. E. Harvey, Mrs. F. C. Radke and Mrs. J. L. Se~!~dolph , 2 until 3 and 5 until 6 o'clock, Mrs. H. R. Hefti, Mrs. E. L. Meek. Mts. N. T. Brown, Mrs. Allee Barock, Mrs. Dale Babcock, Mrs. L. A. Sta.ck. Mrs. C. A. Cox, Mrs. E. H Armintrout, Mrs. .,rtpur ow,m and Miss Jane Edwards.
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\ Whittier-The P. T. A. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, when there will be installation of officers. Special music will be furnished by the school. The retiring officers will serve as hostesses.
The ls st regu l ar meeting of the Whi t cier :Parent &. ~:ea.chcr Assoc.ia-cion wilJ. be held Tuesclay May 14th at 2 : 30 ? . M.
There wil l be install a tion of o fficern .
'In':? Hart l ey Glee Club 1...mder th e dire c tion o f Hrs . will sing .,
Tb.e retiring O..Lfice:c~ w:~L a.ct a.Ct hostesses and hope everyo'Y'l.e will come so we r: ay close our year w::. th many handshal-:es and fond adi e us .
Mrs. Lyrn ilyers. , President . 1~rs . Fred Se~-mert , Se c retary .
Members of Whittier P. T. A. met Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. Floyd Perrin installed the new officers and committee reports were read. Mrs. H. D. Yates was appointed garden chairman. The Hartley Mothersingers gave a group of songs, with Mrs. Altinas Tullis directing. The retiring officers were the hostesses for the social hour.
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Whittier-~. A. will meet Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock for election of officers. There will be a hobby show and special music by the pupils. The 7-B and 8-B mothers will be hostesses.
To the Whittier Patrons:
The regular meeting of the Whittier P. T. A. will be held on April 9, 1935, at 2:30 P.M. in the Whittier auditoriumc
ELECTION OF OFrIC3RS
The p pils of the school will give a hobby progrrun
Every one is most welcome. hostesses BB and ?B mothers will be
Mrs . Fred Sehnert, Secretary
Mrs .Lynn Myers, Pres5.dent.
MRS. BURR PRESIDENT OF WHITTIER P. T. A.
Whittier P. T. A. met Tuesday afternoon at the school and the following offic~rs were elected for the coming year: Mrs. W.W. Burr, president; Mrs. C. C. Wiggans, first vice-president; Mrs. Melville Green, second vice-president; Mrs. H. J. Young, third vice-president; Miss Selma Hult, fourth vice president; Mrs. R. E. Mayfield, secretary; Miss Emma Madsen, treasurer, and Mrs. V. A. Randall, chairman of ways and means, Mrs. Lynn Myers reported on the district convention at Hickman and Miss Wilma Fader introduced the following pupils who spoke on their hobbies: Jean Burr, coins; Herbert Davis, rocks; Robert Folsom, stamps; Eloise Fricke, art work; Dick Gooding, airplane modeling; Shirley Stockton, furs; Fay Bickell, needle work; Sylvia Lotman, readings; John Melson, ship modeling and Myron Brewer, chalk talks. The seven B and eighth B mothers were hostesses.
Spc ches w 1·e giv on various hobbie~ by tudents of Whittier junior high scbool at a meeting of th P. T. Tuesday. Those who ~poke were Wilma Taber, Jean Burr, Herbert Davis. Robert Folsom, Eloise Fl'icke, Richard Goodbin . Shtrly tockton Fay T'ckcll, Syl ria Lntma , John Melson, ron B , ·er and Mort~md Belol Tl1e hobby commit ec, •hich ponsor d th program, is compo ed of Mrs. J.nczc Boschult, chair an, .Mi s ladys Ralston an Miss lie D . Whittie junior high 8- chorm, class, led by n Ethe~ ~ones, :will sing for the 9-B c1v1c league groups Thursday.
The following officers were elected at the Whittier P. T. A.: Mrs. W. W. Burr, president; Mrs. C. C. Wiggans, first vice president; Mrs. Melville Green, second vice president; Mrs. H. J. Young, third vice prP-sident; Miss Selma Hult, fourth vice president; Mrs. R. E. Mayfield, secretary; Miss Emma. Madsen, treasurer, and Mrs. V. A. Randall, chairman of the ways and means committee. Mrs. Lynn Myers, reported on the convention at Hickman. Miss Wilma Tabor introduced pupils of Whittier school who spoke on their hobbies. Jean Burr spoke on "Coins;" Herbert Davis, "Rocks;" Robert Folsom, "Stamps;" Eloise Fricke, "Art Work;" Richard Gooding, "Airplane Modeling;" Shir 1 ey Stockton, "Furs;" Fay Bickell, "Needle Work;" Sylvia Lotman, "Readings;" John Melsom, "Ship Modeling," and Myron Brewer, "Chalk Talk." The 7-B and 8-B mothers were hostesses.
WHITTIER P. T. A.
TO GIVE PLAY.
The Whittier P. T. A., assisted by the faculty, is sponsoring a three act comedy, "The Automatic Butler,'' directed by Miss Anna Osthoff , Friday evening at 8 o' clock. Those taking part are Mesdames Gene Allen, H. J. Young, and H. D Yates, Misses Ann Evans, Osthoff, and Genevieve McCartney , and Donald Helmsdoerfer, Edward Fisher, Lynn Meyers, W. E. Taber, George Darlington, and Dr Ray Brigham. The proceeds will be give nto the Whittier milk fund. The orchestra, directed by Mrs Katherine White, will play, and a sale of h ome made candy will be held
r MA.Tl BUTLER"
Three-a .t Comedy
Whi tier Junior Hi h chool
Friday ar h 1, 1935 - :00 P. J.
Y OPSI
Th Pre ton wa.- rn an proat. Mr. Pre ton was a ·lerk in .tore. Mrs. Pre tonk pt boarde·. to help out. iol invite mother' one time • w etheart, now , hi daug 1 t r: for a •i it. fr:. Preston wa 1 Ent • ain Ameri a' But r King in her mall t ha ea b tlcr, and .he mu t have a llh i d o m. It wa • • o imp you see she ju t- - butle1 as a ·obo • One of those mechanical 1 thb and that and som • 1 e. The j welr was robbed and Big Jim Mi traced the thief to tl Pres on i me--then the fun • •• s
Elliott Baile . .......... Dona d Helm doerfer
Abdon Benny rth ....... Ed a.rd Fisher
Mrs. l{itty Pre on ............ Mi Anne E ami
Mr. John Pre ton ........ . ..... Dr. Ray Brigham
Lil~ Pre ton ... ............... Mrs. Gene Allen
Mr Violet Mackle ... .. Mr H. J. Young lick B hbi t .. . . . . ... Ir. L on Me er~
Big Jim Ht el . . .. .. r. W. E. Taber
Delilah Jad~ '-"' on.... ......... . . IL D. Yates fa izie Dow ll . .. ........ Mi Anna O tho ff
Connie Bryan . .... Genevie • McCartney
drian Brya t. .... .. Prof. G. Darlington
Orche ra Director Mr. Iatlryn Whit lrama.tic Coach, nna O th ff Stag tgr., Conrad Kriege·
Spon ored b Price 15, ILK U ·o BE EFIT 'h'tti r Faculty & hit i r P. T.A. Can y Sale
P .T.A . Pr esented Auton1atic Butler
PLAY GIVEN BE 'EFIT WHITTIER MILK FUND
A play, "The utomatic Butler," wa pre ented b.? the P. T . . in the Whittiet aud·tornm Friday, 1, rch 1, to rnise money for the milk fund.
Mr. Pre ton, a c e -1~ in : ie,elry tore, and 1 irs. Pre ·ton, ·who ~'-eep board 0 1 • to h lp out, "ere v rv excited when d, UO'hter !folet • invited Mr... Pre ton's one time sweetheart, now a millionaire and his daughte1· for a visit. To ent 1 aie .mch peo le :i.\Ir Pr ston mu t have a butler and maid-well he got them and thin s began to happen. The j , re ry tore ms robbed and the thief tr ced to the Pre ton' b:} Big in .t 'litchell. The je\ ·e1 pa h ough a number of hand b fore they are found, those of SlicJ~ Babbitt, the butler hief, Mazie Dowell, the maid. Elliot Bailey and Mr. •forse. The play end8 at the same time or another holder of the jewels is taken into custody and quiet reigns again.
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« Whittier-The P. T. A. will hold mother and daughter day Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. Doroth~ Mattle?1, girls civic league president. will welcome the mothers, and Mrs. • w. Burr will respond. Special music will be given, and the 7-A mothers will be hostesses. -
To the ~!hi tti er Patrons :
The Annual mothor - dn.uglter party of the Whitti~r P. T . A wi_l be held on M~ ch 12, 1935 at 2 : 30 P M in tho Whittier auui toril1 m. Ico crcc..~n :.inc. cakes will be served .
Moth~rs w:10 have no daug:nters re wolcome to attend the party n.nd ri.ay pay tll "• fivo cents ch trg0 :or rofrosl1mon ts to the secretary of the Pl T A.
Tha girls of the school a.re p:-eoson~j_ng the progrn:m for tho occasion
It is h J T)Od t 1.0.t a L~rgc numb...,r of mothers will plan to attend the party
Mrs . Fred Solm.ort , Secretary .
Mrs . A Lynn I; yo rs , Pre side n t •
Mother--Daughter Party Held
'if.OTHER -DAUGHTER PARTY IS HELD
Four hundred and seventy-five attended the mother and daughter party of the Whittier P. T. A. Tuesday afternoon at the school. Dorothy Mattley, president of the girls civic league, welcomed the mothers and Mrs. W. W. Burr responded. A group of seven girls sang, "My Wild Irish Rose," and "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling." Two short plays were given by the drama department. At the business meeting Mrs. E,ynn Myers was elected delegate to the first district convention to be held at Hickman April 2, with Mrs. Z. A. Randall as the alternate. Mrs. Burr was appointed garden chairman and the president named the following nominating committee: Mrs. L. A. White, Mrs. Roy Brigham, Mrs. Floyd Perrin, Mrs. T. A. Keiselbach, Mi:.s Selma Hult and C L. Culler. Mrs. Randall reported on the P. T. A. play and Mrs. F W. Pike gave the council report Refreshments were served in the gymnasium by the nine A girls, with the seven A mothers as hostesses.
ENTERTAINING PROGRAM PRESENTED FOR MOTHERS
Tuesday, March 12 the annual Mother and Daughter program ,~ms held. There were quite a few mothers and daughters present.
There was a very entertaining program. Dorothy 1\fattley, the president of the girls' Civic League, gave a short speech of welcome to the mothers. Following that a skit was given by Mrs. Shike's drama II class, called "Taking the Census".
Seven girls from the glee club sang two Irish song;s , "My Wi cl Irish ose" a nd "Wh"n Irish E res Are Smiling". Iiss Ost- • off's drama II class then gave a fantasy which was called "The End of the Rainbow".
After the program was over the mothers and daui:rhters went into the gym to eat their refreshments which were ice cream and cake. 1\1 usic was furnished by the girls of advanced orchestra which ~as led by Mrs. White. The daughters took their others around and introduced them to the teachers of Whittier.
There ;vere 475 present at the mother and daughter party of Wni~tier P.T.A. Dorothy Mattley, president of the girls' civic league, welcomed the mothers and Mrs. W.W. Burr responded. A group of seven girls sang and short plays were presented by the drama class. Mrs. A. Lynn Myers was elected delegate to the di trict convention at Hickman and Mrs. V. A. Randall, alternate. Mrs. Burr was appointed garden chairman. The nominating committee will con ist of _Mrs. L. A. White, Mrs. Ray Brigham, Mrs. Floyd Perrin, Mrs. T. A. Kiesselbach, C. L. Culler and Miss Selma Hult. Mr.s. F. W. Pike gave a council report. Refreshments were served by the 9-A girls, and the 7-A mothers were hostesses.
Whittier-The P. T. A. will meet Tuesday at 2 :20 o'clock. The founders day program will be in charge of the Vhittier pa t presidents, and Mrs. Fred Ea 0 terday will m>eak on "Th~ Founding of P. '1' in Lincoln." There will be music by the cbool. The 8-A mother will be hostesses.
The regular neetinc; of the Whittier P T. Ao will be held February 12 at 2 : 30 P I': in the \\Ditti er auditorium
T!:1.i s - ;i 11 be our Fo1.rnders Day ProGrarn an(~ will be in charge of t ho Past Pres i dents of thP. ·:.:1i t:;ier P . T" A. and Mrs Frod E':.1.st~rday, editor of our Teb:>as~~a P aren t 1l1 eac.:.1er Bulletin
The BA nothers will be hostesses for tho social hour Please cor i1 e and holp us celebrate r. ot only L::.ncol~ 1 s birthday but the birt:1ciay of ou:;..., P a r ,mt T -.;ache r 1·i.ssociatio11 also .
Mrs . Fred Sehnert, Secr,:;tary
Mrs A. Lynn i'lyers, Pr es ident ti
WHITTIER P. T. A. HOLDS FOUNDERS DAY EVENT
One hundred attended the Founders day program of the Whittier P. T. A. held Tuesday \ afternoon at the school. Miss Selma Hult reported on welfare, and :fifty dollars was allowed her for the work. Mrs. Z. A. Randall announced March 1 as the date for the annual three-act play. The council report was given by Mrs. F. W. Pike and Mrs. E. E. Brackett reviewed the P. T. A magazine. Mrs. Percy Powell, state president, greeted the guests and Mrs. Fred Easterday spo~e on the founding of the P. T. A. m Lincoln. The remainder of the program was a skit put on by the past presidents of their representatives and was a review of their work. Mrs. C. L. Culler and Miss Hult presided at the tea which was served in the gymnasium.
There were 100 present at the founders day program of Whittier P. T. A. Miss Selma Hult reported on the welfare work and 50 was giv n her to caITy on this work. Mrs. V. A. Randall announced March 1 as the date for the annual three act play. Mrs. F. W. Pike gave the council report, and Mrs. E. E. Brackett reviewed the P. T. A. magazine. Mrs. Percy Powell, state P. T. A. president, gave a short address, and Mrs. Fred Easterday spoke on "The Founding of P. T. A. in Lincoln." A skit was given by the past presidents and their representatives, each reviewing the work of her year. Mrs. C. L. Culler and Miss Hult presided at the table, when tea was served in the gymnasium.
P. T. A. Council Play Program
Is Ho.wling Success
under the direction ot O. H. Bimson. The complete cast of the play: D"'· SiUee William Gove Mi~s Oso Cutie D. W. Day
Dr. I. C. Tonsils L. C. Oberlies Mis Ad le Nold Parker Wickstrom
Dr. I. r:,awbones .• , E. r Miss Ima Nutt c. mteer
City officials, prof es SO rs, ~ls-S: {10 ° 0°laal ::::::::::.'.~f:S Mey:rs teachers and others were scram- ~J~: - •. ::::: "i;:- G. L. bled together in a fast moving Mrs. Doodad Curtis Duffield one act comedy farce, "A Howl- i!~uboy".'::::::
ing Success," presented at the il~octe('ineed 0 s~uv· ·:::::::.w~ii:1~
Lincoln hig~ schooJ auditorium I ffz~ie~. :::. :::::::::.'i(.:,'!r-.\ Ef;~~ Friday night. Fertiliza • • • .•..•..... Wm. Robothl!,m
Three "specialis ,". played by ~ra~~t:a~:e.~_::·::::::::::::v~~-~n
William Gove , L. C. Oberlies, and tfl~ey"Fianlgan' ·::::::: :w~
W. E. Taber, treated and cured Spike
Stacy no less th a n t elve ailing patients at a "health clinic," in the comedy's fantastic burlesque of the medical profession. I
Directed by Ray Ramsay, the play constituted pa;rt of a pro- I gram to aid the city council P. T. A. student fund.
Preceding the play the Lincol Recreation league gave another version of the Ozark hill billies. A tap dance act was given by Marion Wright. Another feature of the program was the Normal P. T. A. Glee club under the direction of Mrs. J. Neely. Their program c o n sisted of several Irish airs. Don Helmsdoerfer acted as master of ceremonies. Music was furnished by the Linoln high school faculty orchestra
"HOW LING SUCCESS" TO OPEN FRIDAY.
"A Howling Success," a play to be sponsored by the Lincoln council of P. T. A. will be given Friday and Saturday evenings, January 25 and 26, at the high school auditorium, at 8 o'clock. The production is under the direction of Ray Ramsay and UQn_ ff elmsdoerfer will act as master of ceremonies.
The complete program and cast of characters is as follows: faculty orchestra, under the direction of 0. H. Bimson; dance act, Marion Wright; Normal glee club, under the direction of Mrs. J. M. Neely Friday night, and the Randolph mothers singers, under the direction of Mrs. Earl M. Burnett, Saturday ~vening; ''A Howling Success,'' a one act comedy, the seen , a doctor's office; cast of characters, Dr. Sillie, health specialist, William Gove; Miss Oso Cutie, his assistant, D. W. Day; Dr. I. C. Tonsils, throat specialist, Parker Wickstrum; Dr. I. Sawbones, bone specialist, W. E. Taber; Miss Ima Nutt, his assistant, C. C. Minteer; Royse and J oyse Doodad, L nn Me ers and Charles Putney; Honey an Soney Doodad, Dr. Guy Spencer and Dr. Ra~ Brigham; Mrs. Doodad, small come-hither widow, Curtis Duffield; Giggly Jennie, Prof. George Darlington; Jennie's mother, Theodore Kaar; Pecks' Bad Boy, John Dunman; Mr. Peck, R. H. Cozad; Knock Kneed Sallie, William Wolff; Sallie's mother, Arthur Ellison; the heavenly twins, Liza and Fertiliza, Jimmie Lewis and William Robotham; Aunt Esater, a fat mammy, Lynn Pantier; Maggie and Jiggs, Vernon Lamb and W. A. Luke; Mickey Flannigan, six :real'"' old ragged orphan Wayne Kingery. '
"'ITY COU CII
Mu ic by Faculty Or he Master of "e ·emonie, Dance Act - larion
1 rormal P. T. A!. G1e Randolph P.T. GI
P. T T "DE F r(D p OGRAM
Bimson, Dir ·tor lms oefer
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HOWLI G U CE"' ''
A One-a t omc; y i ·ertor, Ray Ram e or o , Of f i f" E a. l , i
Dr. Sillee, Health '".:~pe 'ial ·s t. ........... Willia 1 Go''e
Mis Oso Cutie, his a~s··ta t. ..... . . .... ... .... D. \L _a_-
Dr. I. C. Tonsils, hroat .:i e ialist. ........ L. be·] ·e11i s Adie 1 oid. his a· i Parver
Dr. I. Sawbones bo ·p c iul i t. . . __ w • ---..;;..:.i.,.;;;._.·
M·s Ima 1rutt 1 bi~ a i ta ........... C.
R yse & Josyc Dooda . . . L:rn 1 & Ch, rl s Pu lney
Honey & onn • Doodad. Dr I. m & G. L Spen er Mr Doodad, smal 1 o ie-h h . . Curtl Du f •eld
Giggly Jenny. { ) ars >1d .. . . . Prof. Da - • Jennie' mother . . l
P ck' Bad Boy. the Lin11t . John fr. Peck.......... . R. I
lfoo k Kneed Sally . Sallie's mothe
Twins Liza & Fertil;n ... Jjuuuy Lewis & Aunt Ea ter. ..... . Maggie and J igg Y rnon Lamb
Mickey Flanigan, i • t ar ( ld orphan .. Wa
Spik a local doc~or., ............... . HJ .,JC R - 0 CHE TRA
Whittier-The P. T. A. will meet Tue~dar, at 8 ~tt~c!;; ...ud1tonfif\a1k on the parole sys~ood wd the Whittier orchestra ::ft f:nish the music.
To th 0 rmi t ti nr Patrons :
A Lee tine of the ·i!hi t ci er P T A
13veni:1~ , Jarn.1.nry 8., 1935 at 8 : 00 P . _M . wi 11 b n ~:eld Tues(a y
·?fr PaFl F . Good nill spea1r on th,. Parol9 ~ystem . .. ,:.sic rnll ·y0 furnished by the ~·1111 ttie r ore~ estra
':.. 1 his :1:1.ght me tins waf· so ar::..,an 0 ec"1 L1 orde:., that the ~'at.Ge::.,s as rnll as t"1.e mothers ·.rn 'le be able to attend Kvcryone is corc.1.nlly invi tod
I:rs . Prcd Sehnert , Sec re :-ar y ;ir::; L Ly:1.n Ny a .. [J Pres ic.1.ent
PAUL GOOD SPEAKS TO WHITTIER P. T . A.
Paul Good spoke to the Whittier P . T. A. Tuesday evening on "The Parole System" and th e
school orchestra gave a group of numbers. Two hundred were present.
Whittie.. - The P. T. A. will meet Tuesday afternoon at ~:30 at the school. Prof. W. K. Pfeiler will talk on "Christma Customs In Germany" and the boys glee club will sing Christmas numbers. The 8-.A mothers will act as ho stesses.
To the Whittier Patrons :
The regular meeti~g of the Whitti9r P. T . A. will bA hAld on Tuesday , December 11., 1934 at 2: 30 P _/I
Prof . W. IL Pff'iler Jill s·pPa!{ on 11 Chri s trnas Customs in Germany" Music wi11 b9 furnish by the Boys Gl9e Club . hour meeting .
ThA 8.A mot::-' ers will be hostesses during the social You are cordially invited to attend our Christmas
Mrs . -71 red Sehnert, Secre~ary
Mrs . A. Lynn My0rs, President
Whittier P. T. A. held its December meeting Tuesday afternoon. Prof. W. K. Pfeiler spoke' on, "The Christmas Customs of Germany." The boys glee club sang two numbers and Mrs. S. W. Pike reported on the council meeting. Mrs. E. E. Brackett re·;;iewed the Parent Teachers magzine and the eighth A mothers were hostesses for the social hour.
Wh!ttier-The P. T. A. will ha·.1e a v~ne_ty program in the school a:if1tonum Thursday evening at 8 c otck. The proceeds will be used or h~ Whittier milk fund. ,. ........................................................................................................................., i i + + I Whittier
f Thursday, Dec. 6th i ' I i at 8 o'clock + t
t Sponsored by Whittier P. T. A. I
f Whittier Band Directed by Lyle Welch I ; Tap Dance Bonnie Parsons t t I f Tumbling Act • Kitchen Trio 1 i Marimbaphone Solo James Miller !
i ONE ACT PLAY
I "A Sure Cure"
i Directed by Mrs. Van Horn !
t Accordian Solo Leonard Williams
1 Robinson's Old Timers
+ Professional Performers
i Come, be entertained and benefit ! +
t these chilaren
Tickets 10 cents
WHITTIER P. T. A. VARIETY PROGRA! I.
The variety program which is being sponsored by the Whittier P. T. A. will be given Thursday evening, December 6 at the scho_ol at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will go to the Whittier milk fund: T~e program will be as follows; Whittier band, under the direction ?f Lyle Welch: tap dance, Bonnie Parsons· tumbling act, Kitchen rio• m~rimba solo, James Miller; one' act play under the direction of Mrs. T. E. VanHorn; accordion solo, Leonard Williams and the Robinsons Oldtimers.
' Whittier P. T. A. will sponsor a variety program Thursd~y ~t 8 p. m., in the school aud1torm~. The proceeds will go to the _Wh1~tier milk fund. The follown:s 1s the program: Whittier band, directed by Lyle Welch; t3:p dance, Bonnie Parsons; tumbling act, Kitchen trio; marimbaphone sol?, James Miller; one act play, directed by rs. L. E. Van Hor~; accordion numbers. Leonard Williams, and selections by the Robinson old timer
The rogular meet.inc; of the Whittier P T A vvill be held in the 1'/hi t tier a,-t.di toriun at 2: 30 P H Tuesday , J1overnber 13th
ltiss E Ruth Pyrtle will 5ive a travelogue 0n Russi3~ 1·:Ll.sic rli 11 be furnished. by thP- sirls gl~e vlub
The 9B moth P rs will be ~ostessfs ":rnlcom o at tl:ese np,Qtir..cs .
Whittier P. T. A. held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Mr Martin Minthorn, members h 1. chairman reported 213 new members, and the president announced that 450 had attended the Father-Son meeting held Noember 1. Miss Selma Hult re1 ported on welfare work and twenty-five dollars was set aside for her use in the work. Mr A. Lynn Myers gave a report of the state convention held in Beatrice and the P. T. A. magazine was reviewed by Mrs. E. E. Brackett. The girls glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Katherine White, sang a group of songs. Miss E. Ruth Pyrtle gave a travelogue on Russia, and the mothers of room 9B were the hostesses for the social hour which followed.
WIDTTIER-Miss -E. Ruth Pyr-1 tle will give a travelog on Russia at the P. T. A. meeting Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. The school will furnish the music. I
IGirls Glee Club Sang for P. T. A.
PARENTS AND TEACHERS ENJOYED THREE
SONGS
On the day of Tuesday, November 13, 1934 a P. T. A. was held. The girls glee club which was led by Mrs. White, sang three different numbers to the mothers and teachers. The songs were as follows: The Country Dance. a Lullaby, by Godard, and the last, At The Loom. These songs were enjoyed very much by the mothers and the teachere who attended the P. T. A. • 'liss Pyrtle, the principal at the Bancroft school, gave a very interesting talk on her trip to Russia. She ta1ked on the subject of the different places she had visited and the different sightt:i he had seen. This talk was also enjoyed very m· ch by the mothers and the teachers. On the whole the program was very interesting.
Every one is most
Mrs. lartin Minthorn, membership chairman, reported 213 new members at the meeting of Whittier P. T. A and Mrs. A. Lynn Myers. pre ident, announced that 450 attended the father and son party. She also reported on the state convention. fiss Selma Hult eporled on welfare work, and .Ml'S. E. E. Brackett reviewed the P. T. A. magazine. The girls glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Katherine White. sang three numb 0 !'s. Miss E. Ruth Pyrtle gave a travelog on Russia. The 9-B -mothers were hostesses.
Oc tober 29 , 1934 .
The annual Father ai"ld Son ~1e9ting will oe held in the \11ihittier auditorium at 7 : 30 P H Thursday , November ls t • The Whittier ba.nd will 1ac..ke its first a;_)pearance . Don Yates will welcome the fathers and Mr A. Lynn Myers will respond
Mr . rewton 1!J Gaines will be the speaker and the r.rilson Quartet will sing
After the program refreshments ~ill be served and boys may take their fathers through the shops
Tickets are 5¢ each · by a fathe r. Each boy must be accompanied
WIDTTIER JUNIOR IDGH LADS, DAD CELEBRATE
Four hundred and fifty fathers and ons attended the annual frolic at Whittier junior high Thursday evening, when the program consisted of singing, music, speaking and refreshments. ew~.)n W. Gaines spoke on "A Little of Everything," after welcome was extended by Don Yates, president of .he boys' civic league, and response was made by A Lynn Myers.
Lyle Welch and his Whittier junior high band entertained at the opening of the program, and he led the group in community inging. Other mu !c vas furnished by the Wilson mixed quartet. After refreshments were served the group vi ited the school work shop. Principal C. L. Culler was in charge of th:e program.
Mrs . Fred Sehnert , Secretary Whittier P~ T A
rv~rs . A . Lynn Myers, President Whittier P . T A
WHITTIER JUNIOR HIGH FATHER, SON NIGHT. •
Whittier Junior high school will have its annual Father and Son night, Thursday, November _l, at 7·30 o'clock. The program will be h~ld in the auditorium of the Whittier school, with N~wto? W. Gaines the speaker. Music will be furnished by the Whittier band.
I FATHER-SON DINNER.
Five hundred attended a father and son progrnm Thursday night at the Whittier junior high school, or which Newton W. Gaines was the principal speaker. Music was presented by the Whittier band, directed by Lyle Welch. who also led community singing, and the Wilson mixed quartet. Refreshments were served by the Whittier P. T. A. At the close of the program the fathers inspected the chool's work shop. C. L. Culler, principal, had charge of the pl'Ogram.
the Whitt i er Pat r ons :
Every parent and teacher interested in Whittier school is ~ordial ly invited to attend our meetings which are· held the second Tuesday of the month . Our first meeting will be held Oc tober 9
As y ou know the main object of this association is to fu r ther the welfare of the children attending this school and to win every mother , father , and teacher in our district in t o mer.iborship, that we may worlr tog t;ther to ma::.rn this year the best we have ever had Your interest in P . T A will be our g r eatest asset You r presence at the meetings will show your faith in the real wor t h of the cause .
We hope that you will attend our meeting October 9 .
Mrs M. L . Minth o r n, Membership Chairma n
Mrs A Lynn Myers ., President
WHITTIER P. T. A. CHAIRMAN NAMED.
The Whittier P. T. A. met Tuesday afternoon at the school, with Mrs. Lynn Meyer presiding. Mrs. Chauncey Miller led the group in singing. Mrs. Meyers was elected a delegate to the state conv~tion, with Mrs. Floyd Perrin as alternate. The president announced the following committee chairmen, Mrs. C. E. Booth, music; Mrs. Beulah Larson, ways and mean , and Mr . Pike, hospitality. The address of elcome was given by C. L . Culler and Mis Selma Hult spoke for the teachers. Mrs. 0. E. Kingery welcomed the new members, and part of the installation ervice of the civic league was given by a group of 7 B pupils. The mother ot 9 A pupils were hostesse
In co-operation with GovE\l'nor Bryan's proclamation designating r Oct. 1 to 7 as Nebraska ParentTeachers week, the local associations will observe the sixth annual city wide enrolment week. "Every parent and every teacher a member," is the goal for this year. Each school unit will also work for a 10 percent increase in membership. In Lincoln, the committee directing the work is composed of Superintendent Lefler, Mrs. O. E. Kingery, Mrs. V. A. Randall, Mrs. Mark Pierce and Mrs. Fred o. Lingenfelder. Chairmen at the various schools are as follows: Mrs. P. J. Spahn, Bancroft; Mrs. A. W. Capron, Belmont; .Mrs. M. L. Quinn, Bethany; Mrs. Paul Ohlheiser, Blessed Sacrament; Mrs. Theodore Kaar, Capitol; Mrs. Vernon Thomas, Cathedral; Mrs. Karl Merting, Clinton; Mrs. F .J. Mc.Meen, College View; Mrs. C. M. Rost, Elliott; Mrs. John Schmit, Everett; Mrs. Paul Stewart, Hartley; Mrs. Emil Boehmer, I Hawthorne; Mrs. Henry Maser, Hayward; Mrs. J. M. Woodward, Irving; Mrs. Alex Demitroff ~e View; .Mrs. G~~rhees' Normal; .Mrs. Charles Meyer, Park; .Mrs. Roy Whitham_ Prescott; .Mrs. B. V. Shepherd, Randolp ; Mr R. R. Stuthert, Riley; Mrs. J. B. Flanagan, Sacred Heart; Mrs. E. J. Fogerty, St. Teresa; Mrs. F. F. Ferris, Saratoga; Mrs. A. A. Locke, Sheridan; Mrs. Erne t Ryder, 26th and O; Mrs. G. E. Thomas, University Place, Mrs. R. R. Rawson, Van Fleet; Mr.s ·n o W ·ttier; Mrs. William Smith and rs. H. E. Willis, Willard.
1At the meeting of Whittier P. T. A., Mrs. Lynn Myers preaid d and Mrs. Chauncey Smith led the community singing. Mrs. Myers was elected delegate to the state P. T. A. convention to be held in Beatric~, and Mr Floyd Perrin was chosen alternate. The presiden~ announced the following chairmen: Mra. C. E. Booth, music; Mrs. Beulah Larson, vays and means, and Mra. i'. W. Pike hospitality. The addrea of weicome was given by C. L. Culler, and Mrs. E. O. Kingery welcomed the new members. Part of the installation service of the civic league was given by a group of 7•B pupils. The 9-A mothers were hostesses.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
Sixth Annual PARENT-TEACHER WEEK in Lincoln, Nebraska
MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT WEEK
October 1st to 7th, 1934
It is the sincere wish of the Parent-Teacher Association that everyone interested in child welfare support thi.s splendid movement. Here is yo-ar opportunity to help, not only your child, but all children in your community. No finer service can be rendered than that of promoting the interests of childhood.
"EVERY PARENT AND TEACHER A MEMBER"
The objects of the local Parent-Teacher Association are identical to the objects of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers as expressed in the National By-laws, Article II.
FIRST, To promote child welfare in home, sahool, church, and community; to raise the standards of home life; to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children.
SECOND, To bring into closer relation the home and school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the training of the child, and to develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, moral and spiritual education.
OUR NATIONAL PRESIDENT SPEAKS
''The crisis in education, fearsome though it has been, has had the effect of stimulating tremendously the work of Parent-Te3.;cher Associations. It has also provided a sense of security to the teaching profession in the realization of this lay interest. In the union of these two groups there is vast strength. The public schools of the United States will be saved, but it will not be done by the parents nor by the teachers. It will be done by the absolute union of these groups, and by a definite fusion of their efforts."
-Mrs. B.F. Langworthy, President, National Congress of Parents and Teachers.
OUR MEMBERSHIP
"Friends, we hope that the biggest year from the standpoint of achievement lies ahead of us for Parent-Teacher work. Our second Annual Nebraska Parent-Teacher Week,October 1 to 7, will soon be here. For that week, let us plan a program to educate the public as to the value and need of a Parent-Teacher Association in every community. Let us work for an increased enrollment in every Congress Unit. Is it too much to say that every association should have in membership every parent, and that e'very school should have a P. T. A.? Our mission of working for the welfare of every child is a sacred one, for his Life is eternal. May your fine services be rewarded with much success.''
- Mrs. Paul Bradley, President, Nebraska Congress.
CONSUMERS OF EDUCATION
"There are many agencies which in some degree are rendering helpful service to the cause of education, but there are none so uniquely dedicated to the interests of child welfare as are the ParentTeacher Associations throughout America. As a rule P. T. A. members are actual consumers to the work of the schools, because their own children are in attendance upon them. The P. T. A. is therefore in a most favorable position to render valuable and . sympathetic assistance to the teachers who are charged with the responsibility of maintaining opportunities and standards whereby every child of the community may have his chance.
Parent-Teacher Week comes from October 1 to 7 inclusive. The Lincoln Public Schools take great pleasure in cooperating with the Lincoln Council of Parents and Teachers in the observance of this week. Teachers and pupils extend a most cordial invitation to parents and friends to visit the schools frequently during the year, and especially during Parent-Teacher Week.''
- M. C. Lefler, Supt., Lincoln School .
October 9th
usiness «-eeting ddress of elcome essage from Teachers
Greetings to Ne -embers
School 1 us ic
ocial Hour
CGR - 1934 - 1935• 2: 45 p.
1.r. Culler iss Hult s. E. Kingery
Hostesses-~ others
November 1st 7:30 P. M .
Father & Son Night - Sponsored by Boys Civic League
Address r. Newton V . Gaines ·usic Vilson ua.rte tte
fuittier School Band
Visit t o ho s efres 1ents.
.ove ber 13th
Business ~eeting
Travelogue - ussia chool usic
Social Hour
Hostesses - 9B 2:45 iss uth other yrtl
ecer.1ber 11th 2:45 .II. 3usiness Meeting ddress - Christmas Custa sin Germany rof. K. feiler
Christmas 1 usic Soci 1 Hour
January 8th
No Business r eeting ittier Orchestra ddress - Parole Syste
February 12th
Hostesses - 8 ~there
Business .eeting Jr. Paul F. Good 2:45 L
Founders Day
Special rogram - In char e of at residents of m.ittier P. T. A.
c.1001 ·usic Social Hour Hostesses - 8 L athers 2:45 P. ' other and Daughter Day
Business ~ eeting
Special rogramSpecial usic rran ed by the chool rhittier ocial Hour 9 Girls erving Hostesses - 7 tudents others.
April 9th ~lection of Officers Hobby Show Social Hour
May 14th
Installation of Officers
Special Music
Social Hour 2:45 • ' • Hostesses - and 7B others.
Hostesses - etiring Officers of fui ttier
OFFIC RS OF
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lat Vice Pres. 2nd " " 3rd n " 4th 11 u ecretary Treasurer Hospitality Chr. ublicity " rays & ~ans Chi]d elfare ag.
Garden Chr.
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