Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-05
SENIORS WILL PRESENT PLAY

SENIORS WILL PRESENT PLAY
Thursday evening. April II, the
Senior Class of Snow Hill High
School will present "Duding for Du-
cats" by Ann Sloan Fletcher. The
setting for this three-act comedy is
in the wild and woolly West made
glamorous by cowboys, ranchhands,
Spanish dancers and Indians. The
Seniors are endeavoring to produce
an entertainment that will please. Be
sure to be present, for this play will
be well worth your time. "Duding
for Ducats' is to be given in the aud
itorium of the high school.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
BANQUET
The Taste and Basic Club held It's
third annual Mother and Daughter
Banquet Thursday night in the audi
forum. The purpose of this banquet
is to draw the Mothers and daughters
closer.
Mary Alice Wimbrow, vice-presl-
dent, acted as yoastmistress and prov
ed to be very capable one. Bless
ing was asked by Florence Laws,
president, then everyone was seated.
Near the end of the first course
little game was played putting every
one in good humor. Several songs
were sung. A group of girls sang'
"Start the Day Right"
Mary Alice Wimbrow introduced
the guests of the other clubs repre-
sented at the banquet. Following the
meal Florence Laws welcomed the
mothers and guests to our third ban
uuet. Mrs. Charles Corddry, one OF
the mothers, spoke for the mothers on
this night and told what it meant to
have Home Economics in high school.
Virginia Chopper reviewed the
years work of the Taste and Basic
Club. Miss Lucy Walter, our guest
speaker, gave many words of wisdom
in her speech. She said social, re-
ligious, physical and mental training
are needed to make square, we'll
formed life. Many little seeds of wis
dom were planted in everyone's mind
to start growing by the things learn
ed from Miss Walters speech.
Maybe a little late, but just as
much fun, was the hat parade. The
hats were kitchen utensils decorated
with flowers and ribbons.
The prize was awarded at this time
for the best personality notebook
made. Miss r. Bennett, our sponsor,
awarded tn prize to our toastmistress
Mary Alice Wimbrow. The prize con-
sisted of bath salts, busting powder
and hand lotion.
The banquet came to close with
Rosemary Corddry singing.
The F. F. A. Boys served our BAN
quets very well for which we thank
them.
SOCIAL NEWS
Ann Watson was the weekend
guest of Louise Shockley.
Cordelia Price was the weekend
guest of her brother at the Naval
Aecadmy in Annapolis, Md. She at
tended hop and other social events
over the weekend.
Mary Alice Wimbrow and Virgin
la Chopper, representatives from the
Taste and Basic Club, attended the
Mother and Daughter Banquet held
in Princess Anne, Md, on Friday
night.
Rosemary Corddry spent the week
end in Baltimore, Maryland.
Fowler Cottingham gave birthday
party Saturday night in honor of his
cousin.
BAKE
There will be bake sponsored by
the Junior class in Vincent's window
on April 6, 1910. This bake is being
given to secure funds for the Junior
and Senior Banquet
OUR CAPTAIN
A captain is to team what gen
eral is to an army. A captain is a
leader. That person must possess a
personality that is unusual and above
average. Every person cannot be a
leader, however, the name Virginia
Chopper spells Captain"
Virginia has led her basketball