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The children’s Story Hour will be held at 10 a.m. every Wednesday morning this summer, starting June 13. We plan some exciting events for the summer. Children between the ages of 3 and 7 are cordially asked to attend.
Older children have not been forgotten. The library is providing Nancy Secrist with films for summer entertainment. Check with the Extension Office for more information.
Now for the adults. If tales of the west stir your imagination, we have a number of new books for you:
America’s Fascinating Indian Heritage, published by The Reader’s Digest. It is a realistic, carefully researched account, fully illustrated, of the customs, art, history of the first Americans and how they lived.
The Cowboy: an unconventional history of civilization on the old-time cattle range, by Philip A. Rollins. This is the true story of the ranchers and cowboys who founded an empire.
The Life of John Muir, by Linnie M. Wolfe. Here we have the Pulitzer prizewinning biography in a new edition, of one of the few men to realize that destruction of the wilderness would diminish man himself.
The Plains Across, by John Unruh. Based upon hundreds
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