Magnificent program for Boston congress
Mrs. Edgar A Hall national chair man of press and publicity of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations has sent out the official program of the seventeenth annual Ghilad Welfare Conference to be held in Boston May 15 to 20 at the Coley Plaza hotel. The event aims to mobilize national support for mothers and children with thirteen departments plus visits to historic sites, a play festival on Boston Common a drive to Rever Beach Swampscott and Nahant a national board reception and banquet. A Froston teachers mass meeting organized by Mrs F G Rinky and a mothers mass meeting in Boston are planned along with a Fathers Night on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Hall
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Associations
Boston
Coley-Plaza
Ben Teludan
Danver
Mr. O'Shea
Department of Education
Logan Waller Pase
Country Life Department
United States
United States Department of Good Roadselves
Boston Common
Rever Beach
Swampscott
Nahant
National Board of Managers
Froston
F. (. Rinky
Schoois
Mothers of All
Miss Collins In State Works On Parent Teacher Clubs
Miss Mary Collins, state organizer, spent a week in Savannah meeting Judge Samuel F. Adams and Otis Ashmore about forming patient teacher neighborhood clubs in public schools. No clubs were formed in Savannah, the first city with no cooperation. Three clubs were organized in Brunswick. she will visit Waycross and Thomasville. Georgia Mothers Congress leaders receive endorsements from M. L. Brittain and praise parental teacher cooperation, with support from several city superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Savannah
Samauel F. Adams
A Board of Education
Otis Ashmore
Miss Collins
Brunswick
Waycross
Thomasville
Ira Street School Club Meeting in Atlanta Highlights
The Ira Street School Parent-Teacher Neighborhood club in Atlanta held a lively April 17 meeting with fifty members present. President Mrs. Thomas Alston chaired as Mrs. Frederick Hodgson appealed for Anti TB Fund contributions and spoke on motherhood prep. Committees were formed on school equipment and neighborhood nuisance, with reports from Boy and Girl Club leaders. New treasurer Mrs Green elected. ten new members joined. next lecture set for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Street
Atlanta
Thomas Alston
Frederick Hodgson
Hodgson
Laura Wood
FP. H. Jackson
F. Jackson
Simpson
Dan Klein
Vining
F. Smith
Pethlong
Ray Klein
Boys Club
Green
Girls’ Clun
B. Ro Stevens
BE. Oh. Jackson
Misa Klein
Sappington
Grean
Stevens
Gener
He. Mes. BR
Steves
Commiittes
Churches Form Parent Teacher Clubs in Georgia
The Georgia branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations plans to expand club work into all state churches. Following success with Atlanta First Baptist Mother’s Department, they will seek cooperation from pastors and Sunday school superintendents, aiming to develop character through home, school, and church partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Little
Georgia
M. L. Brittain
Department of Education
Natio Congress of Mothers and
Organiahur
First Baptist Church of Atlanta
Charles Daniel
Mothers’ Congress
Ure
Brantley to Speak at National Manufacturers Banquet
W G Brantley accepts invitation to address the annual National Association of Manufacturers banquet in Detroit on May 21 at the Hotel Pontchartrain. The event is billed as the association’s largest gathering, drawing keen interest over tariff legislation and Brantley’s longtime Congress service and national reputation as a white speaker. He will be among the chief speakers, accepting the invitation after leaving Congress and relocating to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Brantley
National Association of Manufacturers
Detroit
Hotel Pontchartrain
Brantley
Congress
Atlanta
Col W T Gentry Returns From New York Directors Meeting
Col W T Gentry president of Southern Bell and Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph returns to Atlanta after attending the directors meetings in New York held by both companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gentry
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta
New York
A Lesson in Virtue from The New York Times
The article defends store girls facing social pressures to keep their love lives private. It argues they deserve safety, discretion, and integrity, noting their quiet courage in maintaining virtue under trying conditions and offering lessons in courtesy and decency for young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Graduation attire options offered for class day
Institutions favor certain materials for the graduating class and promise ready availability for every desired kind. The list includes class-day cotton crepes, sheer voiles, crepe voiles, hand-woven batistes, plus malls, Swisses and lawns to please individual tastes.
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National Congress OF Mothers
and Parent-Teacher Associations
Georgia Branch
Keely Company
Keely Val
Copenhagen
Boston Congress
Miss. Collins
Educaors
Slatan
Atlanta Publie Schools
Ira Street School Club
Jan. Little
Robert Zahner
VIC
Biret
Deoac Peeples
Cartersville
Beoomd
W. Woods
White
Lette Barnes
Columbus
H.C. Rossel
Roger Dewar
East Fifth Street
Mary Coliina
Moualiten Douglas
Crurches
Detrow
Col. W. T. Gentry
New York City
Keely
Enciennes Insertions
Point de Paris
Real 25E
Dresden
Messalia
Loy
Batiste
Timely
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