January 14, 2003 Charlotte Rhodes with Appal.Read conducted STORY HOUR at the Williamson Public Library.
January 30, 2003 "SNOW TIME" for books and Science, for preschool and elementary children, sponsored by the Library and the WHS HSTA Students.
February 3, 2003 HSTA students portrayed famous black people. Jada Hunter presented demonstrations and information on AFRICAN DANCE, including it's influences on the American culture.
February 11, 2003 All were invited to attend STORY HOUR at 3:00 pm where Charlotte Rhodes with "Appal. Read" read a story to the children, followed by fun and crafts. Each child was able to make his own craft to take home.
February 24, 2003 featured AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSIC. "THE SPIRITUAL," known as the music of the pre-Civil War "invisible church,' was presented by Odessa Pruitt. GOSPEL MUSIC was presented by Sarah Moore. AFRICAN-AMERICAN POETS, presented by Gladys Harris, Rev. Gerald Dotson and Rev. Robert Settles. A presentation on "KWANZAA," the African-American holiday celebrated Dec. 26-Jan.1, was given by Amy E. Jones.
April 16, 2003 'WEATHER' OR NOT featured Sonya Pickleseimer and her HISTA students sharing by crafts and experiments how the weather works.
May 13, 2003 featured STORY HOUR. Activities included stories, crafts and a game. Each child made their own door hanger, and then enjoyed several games of Blue's Clues Bingo.
July 29, 2003 Summer Reading Program ended with a visit from Bob Ford, story teller/historian who sang songs, and told stories about the adventures of Lewis & Clark.
