Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-10-06

more used it but didn't recognize the
name of this very useful index. g..
Twenty-seven students suggested
"Look" and eighteen suggested the
american Girl" as additional maya
zine which might prove useful. No
other magazine was suggested by
more than eight pupils. A. In re-
spouse to the question, "Did you read
''Time? %, forty-one gave eyes" as an
answer and fifty-nine gave "No."
When asked if they would prefer
"News Week" to 'Time" seventy-one
said eyes" and forty-three said "No."
The Club Meeting
The Library Club met in room five
September 20, during the sixth period.
The president, VIM. Hudson, called
the meeting to order and the secretary
Margaret Holliway, called the roll and
read the minutes Of the last meeting
which was held on May 20.
The club then discussed new bust
ness. The executive committee COM
posed of the officers and Dick Leonard
program committee chairman and
Sherwood Ferris will draw up consti
tuition as soon as possible. The
names of the members of committees
were then read by the president.
These committees are as follows: 1.
Program Committee, Dick Leonard
Rosemary Corddry; 2. Room Commit
tee, Margaret Holloway and Gather
inc Pussy; 8. Library Procedure Com
mittee, Bill Hancock, Marvin Tyndall
and Fowler Cottingham; A. New
Book Committee: Fowler Cottingham,
Tommy Jones, Harriet Cherrix and
Maude Adams; 5. Exhibit Committee,
Sherwood Ferris, Marion Dashiell,
and Tommy Jones; 6. Art Committee,
Randolph Taylor and Anna Pearl
Haubert; z. Radio Committee, Fowler
Cottingham and Norma Hall; 8. Scrap
book Committee, Mildred Shockley,
Jean Pusey and Mary Jane Jones; 9.
Photography Committee Rachel Hail.
Jean Pusey and Bernetta Evans; 10.
Publicity Committee, Dick Leonard,
Jean Pusey and Bill Hancock; IL. Mag
azine Committee, Mary Alice VIM
brow, Shirley Townsend, and Ruth
Duer; IL. Fugitive Material Commit
tee, Rosemary Corddry, Shirley Town
send and Ellen Sirman; and ID. Typ
ing Committee, Rosemary Corddry,
Rachel Hall, Ruth Duer and Shirley
Townsend.
With the ringing of the bell the
meeting adjourned to meet again the
first period October A.
ASSEMBLY AND MOVIE
On Friday afternoon, the entire
school from grades one to eleven, as
sembled in the auditorium Immediate
ly after lunch and enjoyed thoroughly
movie featuring that favorite star,
Mickey Mouse. Following this, the
first four grades returned to their re-
spective classrooms and the remaining
grades had the privilege of seeing
very good movie dealing with National
All clubs. Miss Walters, Home DEM
onstration Agent and Mr.. Robert L.
Grant, County Agent, also attended
this very interesting and helpful
movie.
Following the movie, the members
of the Senior Problems of Democracy
class gave a very interesting and en-
pertaining assembly program. The
program was carried on in the form
of a quiz with Cordelia Price as
quizzer.
There were two teams, consisting
of five people each. Then, there were
three sets of questions. Set 1 dealt
with the United States History; Set
2 pertained to current events; and the
last series consisted of famous quo
tations from great men in history.
A prize was given to the person