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piayen Dark Eyes” accompanied byMrs. James Florv. R. A. Selbv discussed Difficulties that Threaten Modern Home and Family Life**The meeting was concluded with a get. acquainted tea *’PLEASANT VALLEY !MTThe membership enrollment week for the Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association was opened with a tea sponsored by the room mothers of each of the classrooms at the school building Monday afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock Chas. M Rogers, superintendent, was an honor guest in each room.The sixth grade gave a short program centered around the British Tsies Charles L. 1 angst on is theAREL FOR WOMEN l01irsLj teacher. Sixteen mo hers registered | in the guest book, j The fourth grade room representatives are Mrs, Kay Baird and Mrs. C. A. Biggers In the fifthjRI| grade room, Mrs. Elgin Reid urged j ^ | all parents to join and participate j a1 jin the P-T program this year, say- j ^ ing that ‘'the combined efforts of I ^ parents, teachers and leaders in a community are necessary in these uncertain times to train a child for the democratic way of life. Since teachers are always 100 per cent.; why cannot parents be?' Miss Lil-ianell McCowan and her fourth and fifth grade pupils presented a program of songs and readings. About thirty mothers and guests wore present. Guests included Mrs. R. M Rose. Mrs. L E. Moreman. Mrs. W D. Shelton and Miss Lillian Baird.The P-T membership drive was opened in the third grade with a tea sponsored by the room mothers: Mrs. F L. Haek’ey and Mrs. F B. Davidson. The pupils gave a short program of songs, poems, and riram-(atized a story with a clarinet, solo. Spiced tea an cakes were served to fifteen mothers and the third grade pupils and teacher. Miss LucileRucker
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas, US
Wed, Oct 15, 1941
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