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First President Of PTA Honor Guest
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I Mn. Burl Hawkins, (leit), first president ol the PTA In Klamath Fells, wil honored at a
rounders Day program conduetad Monday by tha Klamath county council. Left to right. Mm.
Hawkins. Mn. W. S. Matlar. president of tha county council, and Mm. Frank Payton, regional
lca president, Oragon Btata Congran ol PTA. Tha caka wai cut at tha silver taa hald in observ
anca of tha SOth anniversary of tha founding of tha national PTA.
News IP T A Notes
County Council
The Purcnt Tcuchor assocla-
tlon'a Founders Day wan cele
brated by the Klamath County
council of PTA on February 3
In tlio Fremont school audi
torium with a polluck luncheon
followed by a ailver tea. Mri.
Harold Hhuffcr win the Founder
Day chairman. The Fremont
Junior high boys' glee club
opened the program ilnijinK
three annua. Memners ol wo
Fairvlew unit nave a "kit lllua-
tratlnx that the orltfinul Ideals
on which a parcnt-teiicher or
ganization was founded In 1807
ure still the theme or todays' na
tlonul association of almost
4,000,(100 members working ior
child welfare.
Mrs. John Hclby introduced
Mrs. Hurt Hawkins, president of
the first PTA unit In Klamath
Falls. Mrs. Hawkins spoke of her
pride in the Klamath County
council of PTA which has grown
from the first small group,
which in 101 9 carried on with
out the benefit of today's tele-
fihone, modern cars or National
'Brent-Teacher magazine. She
said that today, as then, the pur
pose was to coordinate home,
school, church and the commun
ity to the full benefit of youth,
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that our country's hope lies In
today's youth.
Mrs. Selby thanked Mm. Haw
kins for her early efforts and
continued Interest, and on be
half ol the Klamath County
council presented a past presi
dent's pin for the years 1915-16
and a lovely potted plant.
Mrs. W. S. Metier, nresident
of the council, announced the
annual Oregon Congress of PTA
will be held April 29 and 30 to
May 1, In Portland. She also
asked all council and local unit
officers wishing pictures for year
books or publicity purposes to
contact Kenncll-Ellls studio for
appointments. The studio is again
offering this service to all PTA
leaders.
Shasta
Dads' Night for members of
the Shasta PTA Included politick
dinner which featured chicken
pic and all that goes with it fol
lowed by a movie. A large
group of parents turned out Jan
uary 31, for this enjoyable af
fair at Shasta school.
The committee which made
the evening a success included.
Mrs. Jamea Brown, Mrs. Orlund
Hardman, Mrs. Ju.neph Rikcr,
Mrs Ray Hrainwell, Mm. Earl
Sheridan, and Mrs. Stewart Hal-siger.
Mills
A box social was held at Mills
school by the PTA on Friday
evening and an enjoyable time
was had by all who attended.
The auctioneer whs Bill Kunz.
The music instructor led in an
"everybody sing" program ofter
which an old-fashioned spelling
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bee was won by Mrs. Ray Garri
son. A trio consisting of Betty
Webber and Mr. and Mrs, Bill
Hanson sang "Sentimental Jour
ney," "Don't Fence Me In" and
"School Days."
Founders Day will be observed
at the PTA meeting on Wed
nesday, February 12. A silver
tea will be served In the school
cafeteria. Mothers arc invited to
visit the rooms between 1 and 2
o'clock,
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The executive board of the Al
liiinont PTA met ut the home of
Mrs. Gertrude. Pruilt on January
211 for a potluck luncheon. The
day wns spent In the study of
the PTA niamiitl and answering
the iu't!untuilie on the manual
sent out by tlio stnte organiza
tion. Founders Day will be observed
by Altu moiil IT, on February
11 ut 2 p. in. In the music room
of Hie Junior high school.
The program Is under the
chairmanship of Mrs. W, S. Met
ier and music will bo furnished
by tlio junior high blind. Tea will
be served by four grade mothers.
The meeting will be preceded
by an executive board meeting
at 1 p. in.
Rootavelt
Founders Day will be observed
t the next meeting of Roosevelt
PTA In the school auditorium
Tuesday. February 18, Mrs. A.
A. Montgomery la In charge of
the program.
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Ashland Boy Dies
In Car Accident
ASHLAND, Few. 7 (!') Rob
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Charles, 11, coasted down a hill
In their home-made wagon last
night. Suddenly an automobile :
loomed up. j
Robert was killed outright In
the crash. Charles was hospital-1
led. Attendants suld he would
recover. i
The driver of the car, John ;
Harvey Hammond, 35, farmer
near Ashland, said he did not :
see the boys in time to stop. j
The parents are Mr. and Mrs.
M, E. Skinner, Ashland.
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