Mrs . Ch~rlotte Iiesselb ach 9f Mothers Hostesses a
November 12, 1935
Business Talk on " l lcohol" 2:CO P M~ Mr. Lefler
9B I others Hostesses
November 22, 1935 7 : 30 P . M.
Father & Son Night Whittier Band
December 10 , 1935 2 : 00 P . M
Business
"The Po."rt Music Plays in the Child 1 s Life 11 Mr . Wishnow
8A Mothers Ho stesses
January 14, 1936
Business
"A Doctor of the Old School" 2 : 00 P M. from Bonnie Briar Bush Dr . Walter Aitken 8B Mothers Hostesses
February 11 , 1936
Illustr~ted lecture on ~laska
March lC , 1936
Business Meeting
Mother and Daughter Day
Special Program by School
Lpril 14, 1936
7 : 30 P . l\'i 1Ir Cadwallade r 2:00 P . M
8B and 7B mothers H~stesses
Business Talk on South America
May 12 , 1936
Business
Election of Talk by -r-..., School
7A Mothers Hos esses 2: 00 P M. De Bengston 2 : 00 P M.
To the vhi ttier Patrons :
The Vlhittier P T • A . vnll i"!leet Tuesday, October a, at 2 : 00 p , m. in the Whittier 8.udi torium Delegates to the State Convention will be elected .
1r . Culler and Miss Hult vdll welcome the members Mrs . Charlotte Kiesselbach will sing , 9_" mpthers will be hostesses Caine and remain f ll r the social hour .
Mrs . R E . M~yfield, Secretary
Mrs r. r . W '3urr , President
To the Whittier Patrons :
T:1.e Whittier Pi T. A ex t ends to you gr u etin g s and a
c o r i a l • -i a in to~ o e 'o i t& meet·.i. 6 s a n_ t b e c ome a me:nber of the associat i on . It needs your help and insp ira t io n . The meeting s a r e every s econd T1::.esday at 2 : 00 P .M . i n the Whitti e r auditorium .
Mrs ~ C C o Wiggin sJ Ch a i r man
Membership committee
Mr s . ·~ . W Bu rr, Pr e s iden t VVhitt i er P. T . A.
fl When you want quick service, I hunt up a busy man. He tbe only one who has time for it.
We see in the papers that a lady is marrying her seventh husband. Just another yes wom- an.
Americanism: Paying teacher less than skilled labor; wond~r ing why they don't each the ki to love capital.
Middle age ia the pe~iod w~ people think the most mteresting t opic of conversation i the gall bladder.
Soaking the rich: A noisy way of taxing the few so the m~n y won't notice that they are bem r, soaked more.
Poor man! At 10, havine tu~ disgraces his parents_. ~t 30 1s disgraces him. At 60 it dis11"a
Doctors never ~ve of curing a chronic mvalid until h e becomes a pulse feeler. ......~· 4 ~, ):,:
PECIAL BULLETIN
CI'.!'Y PU"LIC SCF }LS
Lincoln, ~iu1:>1·r 6K1t
To thP µ~rents of Clinton and ~bittier scbcols:
The following '3.clul t ho11e'naking courses \'.'ill be offervd at Clinton scho0l this fall:
CLOT!iING CONSTRUCTION & RFliODELI!rr: - wcets once c we0\: for nine v:e~l:s in Rcom 202 31jarting Wectnesd.a:·, :>c"";;oter 9 Rt 9: 15 A. l.r. '!i·s. El~ie De lunger wi 11 Le ~he l0ader of the &""roup.
HOME l.!ANAGE!!ENT - ( incluciin 6 the mnnageuent of ti,ne and r.10ney in the: home, the selection unc'i. a:rranger.wnt 0f utensils e.nd work in:.; cquin:-.u~r.t) - me,;tE o.-ice a week for ni::-ie weeks in Room 202 star~ing Tucsdny, Oct, ber !l at l:15 P. J•. Ure. Roburt Gill Jr. ••ill be tlw lP.ftC1 cr of t'ic group.
The follo'7ing adult hcme mking uveninfC courses are offered in t:ie city schools this fall froIJ 7:00 to 9:00 ? . IL on tne ev0:1ing specified £21!.r~
Su,il)cr Close Clotbing Clothing
Rec. Eome Furniture
Lincoln n:~h schcol Park schooi Lit1coln High school Teachers College Day and Startinef Date ~:'1uday, OctobC'r 7 W0ct.1~cs.lA.y, Oc~oter 9 TuP.sday, Oct~1er g Monday, Tuesday, v;ednesday, October 7, $ & 9
Please in•.'i te any friends or r.eigl,bors ••hr are ir. tereated as the classes arc frcf! and npe~1 to all rnen fll,d wrir:ien in the c0u1rJuni ty, For further infor,nacion, call E6991--26.
Very sincerely yourR,
!1abel Jackson, Prinoipal Clin~nn Schn0l
C. L. Culler, FrL1cip'll 17hittier %1'001
Dnisy H. Ki lg-0re, ,guperYi enr ACult J-!01.CeMPkin~ Educati'1n l!. C. Lefler, Superinte:ident City Public Schools
Kindly tear off and reti,rn this part of the nr tice promptly
I am interestea in a~tenfing the fnllrv•in~ clasnPe: Meeting Place
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CITY PU~LIC , SCFC.) .. JS Lincoln, .. ;01:)1•c sKn
To the parents of Clinton and ~bittier schcols:
The follo ing A.clult h0ruemaking courses ,riJ.l be offerc:d. at Clinton school this fall:
CLOTHI W CONSTRUCTION & RF..IODELING- rnt:ets ()nce n. vTeet~ for nine weel:s in Reem 202 s"tnrting Wedr!es:iay-, Octet.er 9 at 9: 15 A. I.!. H1·s. Elsie De lunger wi 11 be -~he l0ader of the r,ro 1p.
HOAE MANAGEUENT -( incl11dinfS° tbe mnnager.1ent of tine a.nd r.1oney in the home, th"' selection and ar:rangeucnt 0f utensils and workin~ oauiument) - meetr enc~ a week for niae eeks in Roo1:1 202 star4-;ing T iesdny, Octc 1ber $ at l: 15 P. I Urs. Robert .rill Jr. rill be ti1P 1P-ac1 er nf t:hu group.
The following adult hcme:!m.king t;veninf- courses are offered in the city schools this fall from 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. nn tne evening specified
Meet in;~ Place
Supper Cln.ss
Clothing
Clothing
Rec. Eome Furniture
Lincoln High school Park school
Li1coln High school
Teachers College
Day and Starting Date
ifoi..day, October 7 Wcct.1 cs~lay, October 9 Tuesday, Oct0uer 8 Monday, Tuesday, Hech1e sday, October 7, & 9
Please i1r:·i te nny friends or neighbors who are intere,eted a.s the classes a1·e free and ope!1 to all men en a v1nrrien in the co11ir:1uni ty. For further i:nf0rrnation, call E6g91~ 26.
Very sincerely yourR,
I1abel Jc.ck son, Principal Clin~nn chn0l C. L. Cu]ler, FrL1cipB-l TThi ttier Schonl Daisy H. Kil~0re, Supervisor Ac.ult Horne1imking Educa:tinn • M. c. Lefler, Superinte11dent City Public Schools
- -Kinctly tear off nnd return tliis part of the nc- tice promptly
I am interested in attencting the follnwin~ clasnee: Class Meeting Place
AHE _____________ADDRESS _______PHCNE _____ _
To the Whittie r Patrons :
An open meeting wil_ be held a ::. tr.A Whittier sc ho o l a udit ~ riurn , Wednesday evenin 6 from 7 : 15 to 8 : :5
Superintenden~ M G . Lefler will speak on the Mill Levy Incre2. se and the Bond Issu e , t0 pro ·., ide addi tic ~al funds necessary for the comp l etion of Uie building pr0g r am in the Lincoln Public Scb.0 -, J.s , whic_;_:. ~:!.ti z eris 0f Li ncoln vill be as ked to de c ide at a special sch0~l 8le ~ tion , Novenbe r 5 .
Patron s a nd others ) f the distr ic~ WL ~ are interested in the special s~ hool electicn are welcome to att e nd . _
The girls quintet anc:. t:he Whittier orchestra will .;ive a program beginnin 6 at 7 : 15 sharp Mr Lefler -vill speak at 7 : cC
Mrs . R E 11nyf iel d, Secretary
Mrs , YJ. VI Bur r, Pre s i der:t
Superintendent Lefler will discuss coming school board elecon before the Tue.~day noon m etfng of the Estate board. M of the IIChool board will be present. Mr. Lefler also Will address patrons of Whittler school d others Wednesday at 7:30 p.
At 8 he is scheduled to speak at Irving II c h o o l at a meeting sponsored by P. T. A. groups of Irving junior bigli and Sheridan elementary schools. Mrs. c. K. orse will preside at the latter meeting.
An open meeting of ' Whittier p T A. will be held at the ch wediiesda e ening from 7:1 until 8·15 Supt. M. C. Lefler will speak 0 ~ the mill levy increase and the bond issue. All patrons and others interested are '!"elcome to attend. The girls qun~tette. and th Whittier quartet will give a e begmninl at 7:15 sharp. ~~Te=tendent Lefler will speak at '1:30.
9B :· ~otho:--s cordially invited . ··1 be hostesses Wl..t..
E·cry one is
Mrs . R . E . _ . d Sncretary ltlayficl , V Hrs • YJ V • Bur·r '
Wlflffi m the ach afternoon dent Le!1 r cohol," following the bU8in ston. The chorus club wi two selections under the of Miss Leohe S'wi,9her. The 9-B mothers will be hostesses.
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Whit fer-The Boys Civic lea e of Whitt1er Junior high sch ol will ponsor a father and s n program Friday at 7:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. C. I. Cu ller, principal, will preside. Jo n Slack, president ot the league, will welcome the fathers an d Prof. H. P. Davis will give th e response. The addre ot the evning will be given by Dr. Josep Alexis. A group of boys fro Miss Anna E. Osthoff's dramati lass will give a playlet, "The Meeting- of the Pals." The Whit tier band, under th~ direction o yle A. Welch, will :funnsh usic. Following the program reeshmenls will be served in the mnasium and a trip through e school work shop will conude the evening.
Sixty ended the November meeting the Whittier P. T. A. which op ed with t e entire group o! orus classes s inging selections der the dir ection of Mis Leo Swisher. Supt. M. C. Lefler, a s ted by C. L Culler, principal, ave an illustr ated lecture on ' hat About Alcohol." Mrs. W. ,; Burr appoin ted Mrs. Carl Schm t as the cha rman for father da and Mrs. D. T. Ven~er, health hairman, for t he commg year. rs. Ray Rice r eviewed the current is ue of the P T. A. magazine a d Mrs. C. C. Wiggans. / membershi chairman. r eported 241 memb s in the Whi ttier P I T. A. unit. The father a nd son party i11 held No em ber 22. The ninth moth ~rs a ted as hostesses to the so • I hou r.
WHITTIER S FATHER AN The Whit at a father evening, wit dred in att band played boys f m drama ss "The me Slack, pr league we ' H.P. Davis sponded. C.
L GIVES
PABrY· school enter t a ined son party r id ay ore ,than f ive h unnce. The Whittier veral selec •o s and • Anna Osthoff's a skit en itled, Pal." John boys civic
the speaker Joseph Alexi subject, "Gett Iow's Point o ments were ser athers a nd ersi , reintroduced enin , Dr. ked on th e Other Fel" Refr eshthe g oup visited the rk
1'11- the rlhi ttier fatrons:
Tne - lhi ttic-r P . 'r . A at 2: 00 P. i1 . meets on Tues 1LJ, De cember . 10th
:.::rs . , ll
L1rs . v1 .
Emanual Hishnow will give a tc:,.lk or: 11 'J.1he Part Music Pl2.ys in tl'ie Child ' s Life" . __:.rou.!.J of 73 pup.1-ls v:rill sing . OA mothe rs will be hostesses for -r-:he .,j.--,ci3J L.0ur Cm1e and enjoy this meeting vhethcr :rou bt~On'~ _r r..0t 0 be a
speak on ''The Par a usic Plays in the Child's Life," and he will ente1tain with musical num- bers. A group of the 7-B music classes will ing under the direc- tion of Mrs. Kathryn M. White.
y. P1:e s i c1en t •
• • BA ROFT P. T. A. met Thurs- day e ening at the school.~. Qil]~t:'._ and iss E :Ruth e werelhe speakets at the evening aiia ~there were musical selections by a quartet composed of Gene Schmuck, Ray Ward, ke Leb- sock and Walter Mumford. Ruth Keelan gave a w is ing solo a. Miss Elsie Robinson gave a group of readings. The Whittier high school band,. under the direction of Lyle Welch, played and the mothers chorus sang. Following the program there was a social hour. One hundred and sixty at- tended.
To the Whittier Patrons :
wv.h itti e r P T . A \"!ill meet Tu es d ay, J anu·~ ry · 1 4, at 2 : 00 P i:I
Following the busine s 11'e·etin b Urs S 'Visher r s chorus class will sin__: three nw'il1 :i ~:..,s. Dr . 1-"-al ·c3r idtken will give a talk on "A Doctor of the Old Schoo..1..'i 1 r v:1 the :Wonnie JBriar Bush
8B n~othors v1ill be hostesses Co1, 'e 'lnd enjoy the meeting with us
Mrs R. E M~ yfield, Secretary
Mrs W. W B~rr , President
Whit ier-Th p T 'l'u~ay at 2 o'clock Altieri will give 'A 1 Old School,, BU8b.. 'rile ' honi.s 1888 under the direction ot Swisher. The 8B moth aa . w1 a ct
ance . under the direeti S h op ned the ma w th a group Qf. songs. Mrs. Arthur Smith fold of her trip east with the ~reat Cathedral chou-and the chairman of committees gave reports. Mrs. V A . Randall, ways and me ans chairman announced a variety program to be given at Whittier school January 30. Mrs. Melville Green was -in charge of the social .hour in the cafeteria • ted the eighth B mothers. * * *
on the al cour ; . on the home; Ray ~ice on t M. c. A.; Rev. Ira Kingsley o church; ~.~u\ler o_xJe s and Misslflargaret ers~ ial work. An informal dISCu sslon followed. Refreshments wer e served by the ix:th A and one B
Whittler P. T. A.
MILK FUND PROGRAM
Thursday Jan. 30, 1936
8 P. M.
Whittier Orchestra, Directed by Mrs. Kathryn White
The Hazel Johnson Kiddies Revue
Girls Flute Trio
Marion White, Ruth Surber, Jean Simmons
Accompanied by Mrs. Robert Simmons
Whistling Solo Georgetta Kimsey
Radio Impersonations Cecil Gore
Vocal Solo Homer Gamble
Gypsy Camp fire
Mrs. Ziegenbein and Students
Admission IOc
Fleda Ziegenbein Studio / LucUle Bub, Rober • Tunberr entertainecl Beaton and :Predrie lady employe ct th ;f a pa.rty or the h 1:n: the Univeratty Jutb. ational banJt co bea~t J!n. 26, at a meeting ot Ltn th Coultir at the Lincoln betel. John Coulter wfll ent~r{orfe, Betty and ion, song and ~an1:11 a n With accord- ext Thursda M llumbel'8. tu ent• will p{. 1 ::· ~irgenbeln and her er , 1n ffPBJ' coa w:era accordion urn•• at Whittier P. T. R eaQ&I• ar cf o's ri.n, b e un er ,ray for the t he t ~ 0 'fn•i.{;1:~h~coln high sc cl
THE V IUKTY program which i bcin ponsored b. the Whit- tier E.T. A. will 1te h ld Thurs- day ev ing in the school audi- torium. The proceeds will go the Whittier milk fund and the program will M! a tollctw~. Whittier orchestr:a under the i- rection of Mrs. Kathr n White; the Hazel John on kiddies revue; girls flute trio, composed of Marian W.hite, Ruth Surber and Jean Sim ons, accompanied by Mrs. Rob t Simmons; whistling solo, Georgetta Kimsey; radio impersonations Cecil Gore; vocal solo, Hom r Gamble, and the gypsy camp fire, Mrs. Fleda Ziegenbein and students. Mrs. V. A. Rand 11 is general cbairman of the program. • • ,,,
COMING EVENTS
SOCIAL CALENDA•
T nf, ani ge o Ella l'ral , d U&hter of eor C. l'ra-
ley. t.o Th Grae lll E.
D. d Mr Prank
eon hom o! od a venue, tn t.
'Club N ews C enters On "A l p habetic" Grou
Leisure Hour club, 1 o'clock: luncheon. Lincoln Federated n ancas home of Mrs. l", Priest, 2734 South Tenth.
F::-iend hip club home o! rs. Thomas Bagley, fll South Thirty- e ·en h. CLUB CALENDAR
Thur da7 ' i1bt.
wX~r!:ty r!::1 0 ;v:itt1e~ P. T.:2:,:
orn u er o el, 7:45. Frfda7 ornlng.
Omt a Delphians, Lincoln hotel, 2. Nebra ka Genealogic l oclety, o'clock luncheon, Y. W. C. A. Homemakl Cla __ e Th u r da7 l\iJ'bt.
Nutrition !or the deaf, Lincoln hi1r.1 school, '1 Clothing, Lincoln hi h school, 7. Friday rning. Nutrition, Hawthorne school, 9 :15. Friday fternoon. Homi? hygiene, Lakeview school, 1.15. Home hy iene, Laweview school, 1:15.
Nutrition, Bancroft school, 1:15, Clothing, Ha elock high school, 1.15. rothers club, Randolph school, 1:15.
QHolding Joint Session At Y. W. C. A; Whittier P. T. A Program Today: Other Meetings
UOTA club will hold it first meeting under it ne,v ad- mini tration Thur..,day evening at the Cornhusker hotel. The Emerson and Alexandria1. Chautauqua circles and the Alethian Graduate Chautauqua circle were out and around bright and early this morning. The Lincoln Federated W. C. T. U., and the Lancaster County W. C. T . U , met in a j oi nt all day ession at the Y. '\ •. C. A , and thi afternoon wa the Parliament~.~r Practice department of the Woman's club Variety program of Whittier P. T A. to be held this evening. J
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QUOTA CLUB will meet this ~-«,-~ 3o •:.H, . evening at 7:45 at which time Mrs." • ,, , J. H. Loper, newly elected president, wilI outline plans for the year. work. Miss Eleanora fil- ler, chairman of the International Relations committe wil.1 - 1 i::u, - u 1.'""h.1 her projects and follo\ving the business session frs. Effie Scott will be in charge of th"e program for the evening. r . Scott has chosen for her su bject "The Out- side of the Inside "
The board me bcr of the club will meet at 7 o'c lock at the hotel, preceding the re lar meetin
* THE BUSINE e ion of th joint meeting of th Lincoln Federated W. C. T. :U. and the Lancaster county W. . T , opened this morning at 9:30 a t the Y. W . C A. Following lunche on th e re w~ a program this aft noon Mr Paul Calhoun led the devo ti ona and Mrs. Z. E. Matheny sang g r oup of songs. Addre . es were iven by Judge Thomas Gas and George Williams.
* THE ALETHIA , Gradua e Chautauqua circl e met Thur ~day morning at 9 o'cl ock t the home of Mrs. A. E. Chadwick. Mrs. Josie Sullivan w as in charg of the lesson from h eigh h and ninth chapters of the book " Art in America."
• • THE LESSON for the Parliamentary Practic e depa tm nt of the Woman's clu b which met thi afternoon in Fa culty hall wa a review of electi ons. call for the order of the day and que tion of privilege, Prof. F. M Gregg was in charge of the di cu s i on.
* MORE TBA sev.cn hundred attended the ~m given by the Whittier P. T.A , Tnursday vening. V. A . Randall as geneq1l chairman of the affair and Prof. C. C. W iggans acted as master of ceremonies Ushers were Prof. Theo. Kiesselbach, Capt. J H . Gist, Dr. Floyd Perrin, J W. Lamp- shire Melville Green. George Maser, and A. J. Rausch. The ticket committee included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merting, Mrs. William Loeffel , Mr Wiggans , Mrs. Green, :Mrs. fa er and Mrs
!Fred e u ens chwanger. Mr Floyd Perrin, Mrs. Gist, Mrs. R. E. Ma ield assisted Mrs. S. 0 Lingenfelder with a candy sale Prof. C. L. Culler, principal, and Mi s Selma Hult, assistant prin- cipal, assisted with the arrange- ments for the program.
To the Whittier Patrons:
The ' Vhittier P. T. A. will meet Tuesday, February 11th, ai; 7: 30 P • i~. in the Whittier auditorium.
Mr. Cadwallader will give an illustrated lecture on Alaska. Parents may bring their children . to this program.
Mrs. R. E. Mayfield, Secretary
Mrs. W.W. Burr, President.
IWhittler-Th P. T. A. will eet Tu ay at '1:30 o'clock for the tint evening- meeting of the year. Charles N. C&dw lader wlll give an illuatrated lecture on "Al ka."
To t~e Whittier Patrons:
Because f the st rmy weather no P. T. A. meeting will be held this evening, February 11, 1936, at the Whittier auditorium.
Mrs. W.W. Burr, President.
C. L. Culler, Principal.
To the fuittie::: Patrcns:
Whittier P. T. A. will n:eet i rch 10 at 2:00 P. M. in the Whittier auditorium. Follov.ring the business ~:ieeting · a special progra~ Nill be given by the school. This is Mother and Daughter day.
8B and 7B mothers will be hostesses.
drs. R.H. Mayfield, Secretary
Trs. W. W. Burp, President.
Wedflesday's Progra
Spotlig ts On P. T.A.
1 Other Sessions Inclu e Meeting O Drama Group Of 1 Woman's Club, G thering Of culty Women's j Organization, wening Demo Club Rally
THE MAJOR part of our news for today concerns he reg- ular local P. T. A. m tings. There was the Drama de- partment of the Woman's club and the Faculty Worn n's club this afternoon and toni ht the Axis council and the Interna- tional Relations round table will meet. Just to j g yom· memories a bit the Lancaster county Democ.ratic oman's club rally is Wednesda night at the Cornhusker hotel at 8 o'clock.
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THE MOTHERS and daughters ,.1.1,..,._"._, were out in all their sprin finery Tuesday afternoon for th moth- er-daughter party given by the Whittier P. T. A. In fact there were six hundred and twe ty-five of them to be exact. Be ty Um- berger, president of the girls civic league, welcomed the mot ers and Mrs. W. W. Burr gave the response. There was a topsy dance, a newsboy dance, and a Billy Magee dance, given by Mrs. Mil- dred Ross' gymnasium class and then there was a solo dance by Betty Meier. The 8A girl chorus class, under the direction of Mrs. Katherine White, sang a group of 1 songs and Annette Smit gave a reading. Harriet Caster, la Anna Tomlinson and Freda Kraft ga e a dramatization of "Manikin an<l Minnekan." Following the pro- gram the group went to the gym- na ium where refreshments were served by the 7B and 8B mothers. During the social hour the girls from the advanced orch stra, un- der the driection of Mrs. White, played several selections. During the business se sion delegates were elected for the dis- trict convention to be held at York in April ahd Mrs. Maurice Merrill, president of the Lincoln ranch of A. A. U. W spoke on he teachers salary restoration and Mrs. J. P. Scnning from the ea,ue of Women Voters talked on "The Spoils System in Gover menl ' * *
Whittler-Mother and daughter day will be observed at the March meeting ot the Whittier P. T. A. Tueaday at 2 p. m. A special pro- gram by the school has been ar- ranged by iss Selma Hult, as- sistant prin ipal, which will be given following the business ses- sion. Follo g is the program: Welcome, Betty Umberger, presi- dent of the girls civic league; drama, "'N ikin and Minnekan," Miss Anna Osthoff's drama class; clog dance, gym class under the direction Mrs. Mildred Ross, and selections y the girls glee club under the ·rection of Mrs. Kath- erine Whit.
To the Whittier Patrons :
T1e Whittier P . T . A will meet Tuesday , fpril 14 , at 2: 00 P . M. in the Whitt i er auditorium . ollo~in3 the bus~ne s s meeting the r e will be an illus t rated ta l k on South Americ a by Dr N A . Be n g tso n Mu si c wi l l be furnished by the 8A Chorus c lass .
7A mothers will be the hostesses for the social hour .
Mrs R E . Mayfie ld, Secretary
Mrs W ~ - Burr , President .
Whittier-The P. T. A. will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. for its annual elec_tion of officers. Following the business meeting Dr. N. A. BengtFn of the University of Nebraska
I will give an illustrated lecture on "South America." The 8-A chorus class directed by Miss Leone Swisher will sing and the 7-A mothers will act as hostesses.
Local P.T.A. Groups
Elect ew Officials
Presidents For Year Include Mrs. Ray Rice, Whittier; Mrs. Maude Sutter, Belmont; Mrs. A. L. Sinamark, Sacred Heart; Other Will Be Named Later
IT'S election time for eYery- o-~ J~ • one including most of our P. T. A. groups. In fact that is just about all we have to tell you about today, P. T. A. meetings and P. T. A. elections. There was a current events class at the Y. W. this rnc,rning ; the Drama department of the Woman's club this afternoon and the Vagabond club will meet this evening.
WHITTIER P. T. A. held its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. C. Wiggans presiding in the place of the president, Mrs. W. W. Burr. The nominating committee included Mrs. V. A. Randall, chairman, Mrs. Roy Meek, Mrs. George Schlieger, Mrs. F r e d Sehnert nad Mrs. Paul Schmidt gave its report and the following ' officers were elected: Mrs. Ray Rice, pre ident; Mrs. J. 0. Wilson, vice president; Mrs. Theodore Kiesselbach, secretary; Miss Emma Madsen, treasurer, and Mrs. A. Hutchinson and Mrs. J. H. Gist, council representatives. Committee chairman named were Mrs. W. H: Larson, program; Mrs. Melille Green, social; Mr M. S. Martin, publicity; Mrs. C. C. Wiggan ways and means and Mrs. K. B. Cary, welfare.
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T the Whittier Patrons :
The Whittier P . T. A. will meet Tuesday, May 12th, at 2:00 P. M. in the Whittier auditorium.
At the close of the business rr1eeting Rev. Richard Dawson will give a tallr on "Making Rel ig:ion 1-'ractical~.
0f'ficer:Lf9 r the next year will be instdlled.., Music will be furnished by -sl'1e s~hool,
There will be a social hour °L'ollowing the meeting.
·Mrs. R . E. Mayfield, Secretary
Mrs. W.W. Burr, President
Whittler.-The P. T. A. wil meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. Mrs. C. M. Duff will inst 11 the new officers and Rev. cha.rd Dawson will speak on .. g Religion Practical." The rus cla.u under the direction of Miu Ethel Jones will sing.
REV. RICHARD DAW SO , spoke before the patrons of Whittier P. T. A. at the last meeting of tlie ear held Tue a a noon. ltev. awson's subject w_as "Making R ligion Practical.,, Miss elma Hult, assi tant principal and chairman of welfare, gave her annual report and Mrs. E. Brackett reviewed the P. T. A. i magazine. The, 8A chorus class, \ under the direction of iss Ethel Jones sang a group of numbers. FolJo{ving the busine s e~sion Mrs. ,fark Pierce. past p e:i.dent of the Lincoln council. instalJed the n"' t officer· for next year. Mrs. Melville Green, social chairman. assisted by member~ of he executive board were in charge of the social hour.
Rev. R. A. Dawson spoke to the patrons of the Whittier P. T. A. a e I eeting of the year, g tor his subject, "Making Religion Practical." Miss Selma Hult, assiat&nt principal, and welfare chairman ga e the annual report. Mrs. E. i:. B ackett reviewed the national P T. A. magazine. The 8-A chorus cl s, directed by Miss Ethel Jones, g. Following the business m ting, Mrs. Mark Pierce,~ p sident of the P. T. A. council, installed the officers. Mrs. M ville reen, social chair:man, ted y members of the executive board, had charge of the social hour.
