Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-03-24
THE TASTE AND BASTE CLUB
MEETS

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The Taste and Basic Club met on
March Ia in the Snow Hill high school
auditorium, with the president, Eliza
beth Dryden presiding.
The members agreed to sponsor
Chinese Checker party Thursday night
March 90. Everyone is invited and
the price of admission will be ten
cents.
The president then gave report
of the Annual Home Economics Clubs
Convention held at Salisbury State
Teachers College on March 10.
Margaret Holloway reported on
work of interest to the club girls,
Grandmother Browns Hundred
Years" 1t gave an excellent picture
of the life of the housewife and moth
er in the midwest about seventy-five
years ago.
Virginia Chopper described to the
group the fashions being worn this
spring.
Following these reports a play was
given, entitled "In Days Gone By"
which was written and directed by
Rachel Hall. This consisted of group
of musical pantomimes depicting the
growing up of an old fashioned girl.
The meeting was concluded by the
singing of several club songs.
INSPECTION AT s. III. FL. s.
On Monday of last week, Snow Hill
high school declared "open house" to
nine visitors from other schools: name
ly, DR.. E. Clarke Fontaine, State High
School supervisor; Mr.. James M. Ben
nett, superintendent of school, Wi
comico county; DR.. Dorsey Donoho,
principal Marion high school; Mr.. G.
Allen Carlson, principal Crisfield High
school; Mr.. C. N. Baughn, principal
Princess Anne high school; Mr.. Rus
sell Bozman, principal of Deals Is
Land high school; Mr.. Lester Hall,
principal Delmar high school, and Mr..
Clinton w. Corbin, attendance officer
Wicomico county; and Mr.. Howard A..
Kinhart, principal of Annapolis high
school.
These visitors with unrestrained lib
erty to school functions visited many
of the classes in order to acquaint
themselves with the methods of adj
ministering education in S. Fl. H. s.
Besides the regular classes, they had
an opportunity to attend meetings Of
the Literary Club, Taste and Basic
Club and Student Council.
We hope that their visit was in all
respects pleasant and enjoyable and
has proved profitable to all concern
ed.
THE SCIENCE CLUB VISITS WSAL
The Science Club went to Salisbury
Friday evening, March II, and were
shown over the broadcasting studio by
the chief engineer, Mr.. Buffers, who
pointed out very interestingly the var
ious studios and the different types
of microphones used: He played sew
eral Transcribed records. A number
of the club went into the recording
room. After they had been through
the entire station, Mr.. Buffers explain
ed the way radio air waves were re-
ceived and conditions that would af-
feet the clearness of the sound waves.
Those enjoying this trip were as
follows: Archer Holloway, Milton
Laws, Edward Gordy, Kenneth Glib
bons, Pat Cottingham, Elizabeth Dry
den, Whsle Carmean, Kathleen Park
er, Norma Fowler, Percy Mabe, Emily
Shockley, Sarah Brown, Irwin Jones,
Lingo Hudson, Betty Evans, Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. Joyner.
PRINCIPAL ENTERTAINS FACUL-
TY
The High School faculty were de-
ightfully entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Simmons, Thurs
day evening, March 16. After much