Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1940-11-29
LIBRARY CLUB

LIBRARY CLUB
The Library Club held it's Novem-
ber meeting Wednesday, November
20. The club approved a list of
names recommended for club men,
bership. The new members are as
follows: Betty Tyndall, Kenneth Hud
son, Wilma Jarman, Jeanne Stagg,
Elaine Taylor, Anna Belle Johnson,
Rosalee Fooks, Virginia Timmons,
Marie Perdue, Flora Adkins, Marie
Adkins and Mary Ann Disharoon.
Dick Leonard, who was in charge
of the program for this meeting, in
troduced Tommy Jones, Anna Croft,
Shirley Haubert, Harriet Cherrix,
Anna Pearl Haubert, Margaret Hol-
loway, Bill Hancock, William Hud-
son and Sherwood Ferris, who were
to describe the respective sections of
the country as interpreted by the fol-
lowing books: "Call of the Wild"
Seasoned Timber" "The Yearling,"
"Hoosier School Boy" "Trail of the
Lonesome Pine," GAS the Earth
Turns" "Giants in the Earth" "Old
Buckingham by the Sea-" and "Be-
hold, Our Land The club was de-
prived of the pleasure of hearing a
review of "Giants in the Earth and
"Old Buckingham by the Sea" be-
cause of the absence of Bill Han
cock and William Hudson.
The program was closed by re-
marks made by Dick Leonard.
NOTICE!
Watch this space for series of ar
ticles entitled "Know Your Library"
The first of these articles will appear
next week.
JUNIOR RED CROSS
The Snow Hill Chapter of the Jun
ior Red Cross has been reorganized
and will meet the fourth Tuesday of
each month during the last half hour
of the Student Council meeting. At
the November meeting officers will
be elected and projects for the year
will be discussed.
The annual membership drive end
ed on Wednesday, November 20, with
the following contributions: First
Grade, $1.36; Second Grade, LOG;
Third Grade, $1.19; Fourth Grade,
$1.21; Fifth Grade, $1.85; Sixth
Grade, $2.47; Seventh A, S5c; Seven
tn B, 37c; Freshmen, $1.8O; Sopho-
mores, $2.S5; Fresh Soph. Music
Room), $2.7O; Juniors, $2.S5; Com
mercial Room, TIC; Seniors, $1.55.
Total, $22.S8.
ATHLETIC ASSO. GIVES PARTY
Monday night, November 18th, the
Athletic Association gave a party
for the home room pupils that had
reached their quotas in athletic dues.
The pupils entertained were from the
rooms of Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Beauchamp,
and Mr.. Corddry. The group of
boys and girls were chaperoned by
Miss Humphreys, Miss Jones, Mr..
Corddry and Mr.. Beauchamp. Sew
eral games were played that afforded
everyone fun and plenty of laughter.
The refreshments consisted of frozen
candy bars. After singing school
songs and dancing, everyone decided
it had been a grand party.
ALUMNI NEWS
Many of the alumni from different
colleges spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days with their respective parents.
Some of these were: Frances Redden,
40, Ifene Tull, 40, Milton Laws '39,
Bob Scarborough 40, Clemon Outten
40, Florence Laws 40, Bob Corddry
40, Jack Wimbrow 40, Charles Jones
40, Jean Birmingham '38, and Chas.
Corddry, '37.
Margaret Godfrey 40 visited in
Laurel Thursday night.
COMMERCIAL CLUB NEWS
A short meeting of the Commercial
Club was held the third period, No
vember 20, 1910. AS the president
was absent, the vice president, Helen
Tarr, took charge.
The Club decided to give Christ
mas Basket to some needy family.
Each member of the club will contrib