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Domestic News
November 16, 1923
Maryland Independent
La Plata, Port Tobacco, Waldorf, Charles County, Maryland
What is this article about?
The La Plata Public School Parent-Teacher Association met on November 2, 1923, discussing school lunches with talks by three members, a flag pole for the grounds, and decided to hold their annual oyster supper on November 27.
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Parent-Teacher Association.
The regular meeting of the La Plata Public School Parent-Teacher Association was held in the school on Friday, Nov. 2, 1923. Among the subjects discussed at the meeting was lunches, and how to serve. Talks on this subject being given by Mrs. F. B. Gwynn, Mrs. W. M. Albritton and Mrs. H. Q. Burr. The erection of a flag pole for the school grounds was also discussed. The Association decided to hold its annual oyster supper this year on Tuesday, Nov. 27th.
CLUB REPORTER.
The regular meeting of the La Plata Public School Parent-Teacher Association was held in the school on Friday, Nov. 2, 1923. Among the subjects discussed at the meeting was lunches, and how to serve. Talks on this subject being given by Mrs. F. B. Gwynn, Mrs. W. M. Albritton and Mrs. H. Q. Burr. The erection of a flag pole for the school grounds was also discussed. The Association decided to hold its annual oyster supper this year on Tuesday, Nov. 27th.
CLUB REPORTER.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Parent Teacher Association
La Plata Public School
Pta Meeting
School Lunches
Flag Pole
Oyster Supper
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. F. B. Gwynn
Mrs. W. M. Albritton
Mrs. H. Q. Burr
Where did it happen?
La Plata
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
La Plata
Event Date
Friday, Nov. 2, 1923
Key Persons
Mrs. F. B. Gwynn
Mrs. W. M. Albritton
Mrs. H. Q. Burr
Outcome
association decided to hold annual oyster supper on tuesday, nov. 27th.
Event Details
Regular meeting held in the school discussing lunches and how to serve them, with talks given by Mrs. F. B. Gwynn, Mrs. W. M. Albritton, and Mrs. H. Q. Burr; also discussed erection of a flag pole for the school grounds.