Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-14
APRIL HONOR ROLL

Seniors: 11.4fo; Walter w. Price,
Jr., Charles w. Corddry, Ellen Han
cock, Beulah Gleason.
Juniors: 1920; Shirley D. Num-
ford, Emily Dryden, Margaret Prit-
chard, Freda Godfrey, Everett Town
send, Madeline Griffin.
Freshmen: $3.50; Cordelia Price,
Roberta Watson, Bobby Corddry, Fran
els Cherrix.
School Percentage, 8.7fo.
STUDENT COUNCIL SOLICITA-
TION
The Student Council has recently
been discussing forms of entertain
ment for the students when they
must spend the noon hour indoors
during bad weather. 1t was felt that
some form of relaxation and recrea-
ton should be provided for the stu
dents during the lunch hour period
Various games have been suggested
at the meetings, but no funds are
available for the purpose of buying
them. The Council members are seek
ing to interest others in this project,
hoping they will be sufficiently in
terested to donate games for which
they have no further use.
Among the proposed games are:
monopoly, ping-pong, checkers, par
cheesi, jig-saw puzzles, and 4-5-6 silk.
This plea is made not only to the
parents of high school students, but
to the public at large. The students
will appreciate your cooperation. The
members of the games committee, FL
len Hancock, Eleanor Clarke, and
Freda Godfrey, will be glad to call
for games that are donated.
Townsend Fans IS To Give Mates 81
Victory Over Stockton
James Munroe Townsend, peerless
right handler of the Snow Hill High
School nine, emerged from the show
ers late Friday afternoon to find him
self credited with 2-hit victory, as
the consequence of a match between
the second place county seat team and
Coach Crocker's Stocktonians. Pitch
ing the entire game, pete" famed Is
Stockton batters and issued only 8
walks. He was given splendid sup
port by his team mates who turned
6 hits into runs and were charged
with only 8 errors.
A revamped lineup found Stanley
"Buck" Chopper in right field, Clar-
ence Garrett at third, and Tommy
doc" Smith at second.
Cropper who is only freshman,
is a player to be watched. Batting
in number l position he took walks
and smashed out single.
CARROTS sacrifices hit in the 4th
placed two men in scoring position
and Townsend's long hit brought them
across, but Pete tried to stretch
double to a triple and was out at
third. The pitchers batting was off
par all day. He churned the air
twice and was safe at first only one
time.
SOCIAL NEWS
Eleanor Clarke visited Hood Col
lege, Frederick, Md, on Thursday Of
last week.
Evangeline Vincent entertained a
number of friends at her home on
Wednesday night, the occasion being
her fifteenth birthday.
Martha Mock spent Thursday in
Philadelphia.
The Home Economics class Joined
the Pilgrimage or Garden Tour on
Friday and Saturday. They visited
many interesting houses and gardens.
Those who went were: Mrs. Duley,
Shirley Mumford, Freda Godfrey, Es-
Their Trader, Sarah Brown, and Emily
Dryden. They visited many homes in
Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester, Tai
bot, Somerset, Queen Anne and Kent
counties.
SENIORS PRESENT PLAY,
FRIDAY EVENING MAY IA
The Senior Class of Snow Hill High
School will present ut Happened In
Hollywood" a comedy in three acts
at the high school auditorium tonight
The play contains every element Of
the successful dramatization; human
interest, splendidly drawn characters
an interesting locale, vivid incidents
screamingly funny comedy, dramatic
scenes, thrilling climaxes, and an alb
sorbing interest from start to finish
When this play is presented tonight
you will find and be stirred by al
these qualifications of good play
1t begins promptly at 8 P. M. Dom
miss it! It is worth your time anC
attention.