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Library Lines
Anyone for Mexico? Yucatan? Peru? You’ve read about the Lost City of the Incas - have you actually seen it? All armchair travelers should be aboard this .Friday, September 25, at 8 p.m. at the Library. Mr. E. N. Montague and Mrs. George Davis, jr., will take you there - and it won’t cost a penny!
Mary Jamieson of Sperryville is the new Chairman of Trustees ol the Library. She was the unanimous choice of those voting to replace Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Jr., who resigned last month. Term of office is four years. Mrs. Jamieson is planning a meeting of the Library Board just as soon as she reviews the financial and activity status and decides upon what is needed to continue the growth of the project and to expand its * usefulness to the community.
New books:
Sundiata, by Roland Bertol - During the 13th century in what is today the Republic of Mali • stood a kingdom whose fame had spread throughout Africa. Its : founder was the Lion King, . Sundiata, Sword of Islam, and this extraordinary epic celebrates - his life and the history of the great empire of old Mali. Handed ; down for hundreds of years from one story-teller to another, the legend matches in power and beauty the classic epics of the Western world. The Moon in the Cloud, by Rosemary Harris - Miss Harris’s version of how the animals - and people • are assembled for Noah’s Ark will keep readers in delighted suspense. The journey of Reuben, the animal trainer, who undertakes an impossible mission accompanied by a lazy dog, a
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