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THE PARENTS’ COMMITTEE
Mrs. Henry Marshall was the chairman of the Fair Committee, and the whole School joins in thanking her and her associates for their help and enthusiasm. On the com­ mittee were: Mrs. Harry Braverman, Mrs. Mellick Tweedy, Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs.
De Witt Smith, Mrs. Leonard Eggleston, Mrs. Francis Frost, Mrs. M. H. Long, Mrs. Murray Rushmore, Mrs. J. R. Shoemaker, Mrs. Martin OToughlin, Mrs. W. M. Franklin, Mrs. De W itt Brokaw, Mrs. John Zerega, Mrs. Manning Barr and Mrs. J. Nelson
Ramsey.
Mrs. Lee Goddard donated a doll and baby carriage to be sold for the 2nd grade elementary.
On the Fathers' Committee who helped in the Midway were: Mr. John Valiant, Chairman; Mr. John Peters Stevens, Jr., Mr. John Zerega, Mr. Russell Williard, Mr. Clinton F. Ivins, Mr. Leonard Eggleston, Mr. Ronald Foster.
THE EAIR
The proceeds of our Fair in 1933 amounted to $1,127.3L This included $45 saved by the Oakwood girls and teachers through the eating of bean dinners. To this sum was added by the Parents' League $66 taken in at the Mother-Teacher basketball game,
and $437.61 made at the Hullabaloo, the delightful fete managed by the mothers and fathers at Oakwood. The sale of puzzles donated by Mrs. Hamblet brought in an ad­ ditional $9. The total of all these earnings, with the balance in our Hospital Fund Ac­ count, enabled us to pay for our ten beds in the Children's Ward, at the cost for the year
of $2,000.
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