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9:30—10:00 Presentation of topic by Louis Spillman, (intro* duced by Mr. Duff). ,
10:00—10:05 Intermission to permit group assembly.
10:05.—11:00 Group discussion period.
Group numbers, leader apd advisor are listed below:
Group Mrs. T, J*. McQaieb, H. C. Coe.
Group 2, W. B. Dennis, H. B, Winfrey. '.-■•fe
Group 3, Ray Gott.
Group 4, Percy Rogers, Les Young.
Group <5, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. M. B. Quaintance.
Group 6, Rev. PaulyStagg, E. Wilson Morrison.
Group 7, Mrs.' Aileen Stone, J. S. Duff.
Group 8, Mrs. J. S. Browning,* Mrs. H. B. Winfrey.
Group 9, Carl Allen.
Group 10, Mrs. George Davis.
11:00—11:1() Intermission.
11:15—12:15 Panel discussion. R. F. Williams, chairman. Panel members, group leaders. e ,
12:30—1:30 Lunch.
1:30 Meeting of Associations to hear reports from State meetings.
P.-T. A. Organized At
Rappahannock High
An interested group of patrons and teachers met November 8, in the high school building to or* ganize a P.-T. A. The officers elected were as follows: C. E. Johnson, Jr., of Sperryville, president; Mrs. Roberta K. Massie, oil Flint Hill, ^ce-president; Mrs. Lewis Turner, of Washington, secretary; Mrs. C. M. M. Green, of Amissville, treasurer. All parents who have children in any grade in this school are Invited and urged to become members of this association. Others interested in public education are also invited to Join the P.-T. A. The next meeting will be held Monday, December 18, at 7:30 p.m. .. f
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