Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18
Cassie eagle
Is Winner

sections of sixth grade pupils
First place winner was Cas-
sic eagle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carson eagle. Her post
er entitled "Around the World
with Books" was centered by
an excellent map of the world.
around which were arranged
Is miniature book jackets
each one placed near its geo.
graphical setting. Ire range
of topics showed the authors
varied interests in reading.
Second place winner was
Gwen Dickerson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cephus DECKER.
son. Her poster Books Are
The Key To Knowledge had
miniature book jackets, a
large key, and a poem about
books.
Third place winner was
Carol Ann Mcclellan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McLel-
Ian, whose poster Books
Lead Us To Wisdom" featured
miniature science and math
books and the wise old owl.
All the work was Of high
quality and was displayed at
the Woman's Club meeting.
The posters are now on dis.
play at the County Library.
Delightful Program
Highlight of the 1960-61 pro-
grams Of the Woman's Club
was the musicale May 9th.
This delightful program, given
in the DR.. Roy l.. Smith home,
revealed the talents of three
club families: the Billy Bine-
gars, the Bobby Irbys, and the
Roy l.. Smiths.
The opening and closing
numbers, Hello Ladies'" and
Goodbye Ladies" were sung
by Rob Irby, gifted young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Irby,
Jr. Rob played his own guitar
accompaniment to two guitar
solos, America" and "Old
Time Waltz. His poise and
the beauty of his Swinging
On A STAR" and Spelling.
His sister, Cathy joined him
in the refrain of Spelling"
Charming little three-year-
old Cathy Irby's talents capti-
waited the audience. Her de-
lightful solos were Hickey
Pokey'' and Sugar Time.
Leah Binegar, lovely little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Binegar, was dressed as
a beautiful doll and sang,
I'm A Great Big Beautiful
Doll". Later in an Easter rab-
bit costume she sang "Poter
Cottontail."
Roy L.. Smith, Jr., played a
trumpet solo "Blue Bells of
Scotland" and a piano solo.
~"Swaying Pines" Marilyn
Smiths piano solo, Scotch
Poem" and Royce Ann Smiths
piano solo "Arioso" delighted
the listeners. "Where The
Boys Are" sung by Royce
Ann, Marilyn and Susie Smith
was a special hit number.
Mrs. Binegar's voice was
in 30 Cessate Di Pia-
garmi" and mighty LAX A
Rose"
Mrs. Binegar was Leah's ac-
companist; Mrs. Smith was
accompanist for his
solo and Mrs. Irby
was accompanist for Mrs.
Rob, Cathy, and the
Smith sisters. The Smiths are
pupils of Mrs. Harry
O'Cain. Mrs. Binegar is a for
mer pupil who at Blue Mount
an College was one of the
most noted voice pupils. Mrs.
Irby, a talented graduate of
Belhaven's music department,
teaches her children.
The large mirror above the
beautifully reflected the
exquisite roses and sweet peas
on the piano. The mass ar
rangement of sweet peas in
pastel colors was reflected in
mantel mirror behind
them. Pansies in brilliant hues
frightened the dining room of
spacious Smith home.
Mrs. Dan Wells presided
during the business session
and Mrs. w. p. Taylor was
leader.
Assisted by Mesdames Pat
ton and HUMPHREYS, the host
served delectable CONCEALED
cheese balls, cake de-
corated with music clefS, and
coffee to the club members
and special guests: Mesdames