Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1939-11-03
LIBRARY NOTES

0nQ per1O0. Inc secretary reau tne
minutes and called the roll. No busi-
ness was discussed as the second
monthly meeting is devoted entirely to
a program. The following program
was given:
? Talk: "What Our Library Club Is",
William Hudson. Book Review: "Dis-
puted Passage" by Lloyd Douglas,
Sherwood Ferris. Quiz on books and
magazines.
The quiz was conducted by Dick
Leonard with Rosemary Corddry and
Shirley Townsend as judges. The
following students participated, Maude
Adams, Mary Alice Wimbrow, Anna
Pearl Haubert, Jean Pusey, Mary
Jane Jones, Norma Lou Hall, William
Hudson, Thomas Jones, William Han
cock, Sherwood Ferris, Fowler Cot
tingham, and Marion Dashiell. The
questions, which were very interesting
and original, were prepared by Shir-
ley Townsend, Rosemary Corddry,
Dick Leonard, and William Hudson.
Sherwood Ferris had the highest score
and was given the title, "Sir-Know-
Your Books"
The library wishes to express ap-
probation for the following gifts:
A daily copy of the Baltimore News
Post" from Samuel Mason. An at
tractive edition of "Don Quixote" from
Miss Rebecca Bennett. Magazines
from Mrs. Otis Northam. "Repres-
entative Authors Of Maryland" by
Shepherd from Fowler Cottingham.
The library also received from the
Board of Education copy of "Amer-
lean Democracy and Social Change"
by Walker, Beach, and Jamison. This
book was awarded to Snow Hill High
School for the greatest growth in at
tendance in September 1889 over Sep
tember 1888.
TASTE & BASTE CLUB INITIATES
NEW MEMBERS
Wednesday night, October 25, the
Taste and Baste Club met for its
monthly meeting.
Shirley Townsend presided. The
meeting was opened by the roll call
and the reading of the minutes.
The new and revised articles of
the constitution were read and accept
ed.
The president appointed Grace Laws
to the executive committee to rep
resent the eighth grade members.
Eleanor Jones gave an interesting
account of the trip to Annapolis for
the benefit of those who were unable
to attend.
The Initiation service followed the
business meeting. This service is a
formal candle light service used in
all Fl. E. Clubs in Maryland. Nine
new members were admitted into the
club. The new members are Grace
Laws, Maude Adams, Ellen Sirman,
Shirley Hubert, Alice Powell, Betty
Ann Shockley, Jean Pusey, Hilda
Harris and Irma Adkins.
At the close Of the initiation service
each new girl had to do stunt. Grace
Laws played the piano and the rest
sang, "Start the Day Right" Then
Irma Adkins recited Evening Grace.
The entire group gave short sketch
entitled Working on the Railroad" !"
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Both old and new members sang
the state club song which conclud-
ed the meeting.
The Club then went down to the
cafeteria where they were served hot
chocolate and doughnuts by the new
members.
On Wednesday, October 25, the
Snow Hill F. F. A. Chapter held their
regular meeting in the Agriculture
Room.
In the meeting it was decided to
have the initiation on the night of
November 8. The president appointed
committees to make arrangement for
this important occasion.
It was also decided that there
would be a night meeting on Novem-
ber 8. The fathers are asked to at
tend this meeting when the boys will
try to give demonstrations Of what
they have learned in agriculture. In
this way the fathers will knw what
their boys are accomplishing.
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
On Thursday, October 26, the Com
mercial Department gave an assem-
bly, program concerning business trans
actions and applying for job. Two
short plays were given; the first en-
titled ga Badge of Honor, and the
second, "On the Dotted Line" Hazel
Disharoon gave talk on the qualifi-