Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-10-21
weekend.
SOCIAL NEWS


On Saturday night last, a group of
sixteen high school boys and girls,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Beauchamp went to Melbourne Land
ing for a weenie-roast.
May Prettyman 40 entertained Jean
Pusey AZ Sunday.
Ohio Mariner 40 spent Sunday at
Crisfield.
Saturday afternoon Thomas Jones
AZ entertained the following in honor
of his thirteenth birthday: Margaret
Holloway AZ, Marriott Ruth Cherrix
AZ, Ellen Corddry, Barbara Brown '42,
Joe Corddry '43, Clifton Mock '42,
Sherwood Ferris AZ, Marvin Tyndall
'42, Randolph Taylor AZ, and Fowler
Cottingham AZ.
Barbara Brown AZ and Anna Louise
Scarborough AZ spent Sunday in Lew
es and Rehoboth.
STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESEN.
TATIVES
The following pupils were elected to
represent the Freshman class in the
Student Council: Margaret Holloway,
Clifton Mock and Sherwood Ferris.
SAFETY PATROL ORGANIZED
AS a result of the fine work turned
in by the Safety Patrol of last year
the Student Council at their meeting
early in the year, selected a patrol
for the current year. Of the many
names submitted the ones selected
were considered in their ability and
willingness to perform their duty.
A plan was worked out by which
twenty-four patrolmen who were Sc
lected would divide the school year
between them, making each group
serve third of the year. Those Sc
llected were:
Captain, Oakley Hall; Lieuteneants,
Enron Sidaway and Mary Godfrey.
Patrolmen to serve before and after
school: Lingo Hudson, James Cooper,
Dickie Leonard, William Hancock,
Mary Alice Wimbrow, Bobby Gordy,
Rachel Hall, Billy Ward, Eleanor Viii
son, Norma Hall, Sherwood Ferris,
Dorothy Tyndall.
Patrolmen to serve at noon: Russell
Pilchard, Thomas Jones, Margaret
Holloway, Ellen Sirman, Margaret
Godfrey, Harriet Cherrix, Eleano,
Jones, Ruth Conaway, Wynnie Butler,
Jean Pusey.
The school hopes to be able to award
trip to Washington to the patrol
men for their service to the school
and community.
F.F. A. GOES TO FREDERICK
FAIR
On Thursday morning, October 13,
everal happy and expectant members
of the Snow Hill Chapter of Future
Farmers of America, boarded bus
bound for the Annual Frederick Fair.
The purpose for going to the Fair is
to compete with various other schools
in dairy cattle, corn, and potato judg-
ing contests and to attend the banquet.
In these contests Worcester Coun-
ty was represented by four schools,
Snow Hill, Pocomoke, Berlin and Stock
ton. The boys from all four schools
were carried by Mr.. Harry Davis from
Berlin.
The teams from Snow Hill are as
follows: Dairy, Archer Holloway,
Oakley Hall, Robert Barbley, Alter
nate.
Corn, Milton Laws, Ohio Mariner,
Bobby Jones, Alternate.
Potato, Baily Disharoon, Brian Far
reilly, Arthur Hancock, Alternate. Two
other boys who made the trip were
Herbert Stevens and King Adkins.
The results from the Snow Hill
judging contests showed that the best
scores were made by the cattle judg-
ing team which took eighth place in
competition with between forty and
fifty schools.
On the trip home stops were made
at Conowingo Dam and at the Uni
versity of Delaware.
And so until next year everyone is
well satisfied with the trip and the
benefits derived from it.
Archer Holloway, who was a men,
Der of the team for two previous
years, took third place in Individual
scores and will be awarded free trip
to the Eastern States Exposition at
Springfield, Massachusetts,. AItho'
the team did not duplicate it's feat of
winning cup as it did last year Snow
Hill will not be held down and will
again bring back a cun as proof of