Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 1pm to 5pm
Tuesday, Thursday - 1pm to 6pm
Librarian: Teresa Lane 423/581-3413
Attention !!!
We are looking for people to help co-create the comic book,
One More Chance, that the Meth Free TN after school program
is working on in the library afternoons.
Drop by and join the fun.
We are also having a Great Stories CLub meeting on
Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009 at 4:00 PM at Davis Homes Library
to discuss the book, Luna, by Julie Ann Peters.
All who have picked up a copy of Luna, and anyone else who is
interested in the book club are invited to join us.
Our next book club meeting will be to discuss Sherman Alexie's
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.
That book will be available on a first come/first served basis
at the library until we run out of copies.
The date of the next book club meeting is to be announced.
The Great Stories CLub is made available to our library by
the American Library Association with funding from
Oprah's Angel Network.
This is the second round of Great Stories CLub that
Davis Homes Library has qualified for. We are one of only
two organizations in Tennessee to receive round II of
Great Stories CLub.
Attention !!!
Morristown-Hamblen Library now open.
Currently computers/internet access unavailable.
Check out their link for updates.
http://www.discoveret.org/mhlib
or phone: 586-6410
Attention !!!
K - 5th Graders who attend Storytime,
Tutoring or any other library activity,
bring in a grade card that shows improvement
in grades and receive a reward !!
Be sure to Click on highlighted images for more details,
and photo enlargments or galleries.
Come in and check out books and movies
from our suggested reading displays !!!
You Read it here !! Book Reviews !!
"You have got to read this book...
Open Season by Linda Howard.
I have never laughed so much in my whole life!
This is the best book and I got it at the
Davis Homes Library."
Review by library patron, Mildred L.
I just read "A Highlander's Stolen Bride"
by Melanie George.
It's about a half English and half Scottish
lord, who's stong, sexy, and handsome...and
every woman's dream. A must read for every
woman, so you know your dreams can come true.
Review by library patron, Donna C.
Activities & Events:
With all activities, for details or pre-registration call:
Librarian: Teresa Lane 423/587-3413
Teenagers be sure to sign up for the
Great Stories Book Club
Oct 13th Meeting 3:30 - 4:30
Must preregister and call ahead so we'll
have plenty of refreshments.
Young Authors Short Story Contest
Special Notice:
If you have an entry in our Short Story Contest,
please call the Davis Homes Library at (423) 581-3413.
Increase your writing skills and get a chance to win a prize!
There's a $25.00 cash award
each month for the best short story.
Previous Winners:
Congratulations!
Come on Young Authors,
Let's get those entries in!!
Every Tuesday
Basic Computer Skills Workshop
Advanced Computer Skills Workshop
Time: 9:00am - 11:00am
Movie Night
targeted for teens 14 - 17.
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Click the Directors' chair to read up on
some awesome movie reviews !!
Reminder: PG/PG13 means bring a parent.
Don't miss the fun!
Every Wednesday
Storytime @ 3:30pm !!
Every Thursday
Chess Club
Time: 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Whether you're a master or would just like to learn how to play,
you're invited to come have a good time with us. We have a mixed
group of all ages and genders, and would love to have more people
play.
Show up and give us an excuse to buy more boards!
Every Friday
Craft Class
Now being taught by Micah McAbee
Time: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Recommended materials:
1 spiral notebook, to be used as art journal.
Activities in the Making:
Coin Collecting Workshop!
Guest Speaker, Tom Shupe of the local Coin Club.
Day and time "to be announced".
Simply Click on the LearningExpressLibrary Banner below.
Enter as a Returning member and use these passcodes.
UserName: 54321543211234
Password: all
March fun Calendar
Amazing Websites!!
Daily Dose of the Web
Bored.com - Never be bored again
Online Dictionary
of Computing
How Stuff Works
All
about Space
Live
Science
Remember the Monarchs
We are proud to be associated with Bookcrossing.com.
Visit Davis Homes Library today and find out how you can
be a part of this worthwhile project by releasing books
into the wild.
Earn your wings.
Read, Read, Read!!
Heads Up Announcement:
Davis Homes Library has 1 copy of the new J.K Rowlings Book
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Special Recognition:
Patron, Art Contest Winner
Josiah G.
Congratulations to patron and local artist, Josiah G.,
who was selected as one of 12 winners in a
Housing America Campaign Art Contest.
His art was selected to represent February in Housing America
Campaign's 2009 calendar. Josiah was also presented with a
proclamation by Morristown's mayor, Sammie Barille.
He was also presented with a Savings Bond by Marilyn Medley,
the Executive Director of Morristown Housing Authority.
Special Recognition:
Patron (and Volunteer) of the Year 2008
December A.
December was a member of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Roundtable
Discussion on the Principles of Non-Violence- How to Make Our
Community the Beloved Community held in January of 2008 at
Davis Homes Library. December also facilitated the Meth Free TN
Afterschool Program 2007-2008 and was a co-creator of Meth Madness,
A Giant Board Game. December coached the board game, Meth Madness,
which premiered during spring break March 31st-April 4th.
December was honored for her service with a Gold President's
Service Award presented to her by Congressman David Davis at a
banquet held on May 3rd.
Special Recognition:
Patron (and Volunteer) of the Year 2007
Roseanna G.
Roseanna was Teen Facilitator for
the Meth Free TN afterschool program and she
also coordinated the Meth Free TN Fashion show
at College Square Mall June 2007.
Roseanna taught Art Class on Fridays and
participated in Storytimes on Wednesdays
and Teen Movie Night on Tuesday nights.
Thanks Roseanna for all that you do!
You are an asset as a volunteer and
patron at Davis Homes Library!
Special Recognition:
The Davis Homes Library received
Prestigious Award
from the
National Endowment for the Humanities
for its display and promotion of
'We The People'
Becoming American bookshelf program
Special Recognition:
Outstanding Volunteer
Mark Seals receives special recogniton for
creating the "We The People" Collection Display
Good Work Mark !!!
Special Recognition:
Patron (and Volunteer) of the Year 2006
Aaron B.
Thanks for manning the circulation desk and most especially
for your dedication to encouraging literacy in children, as an
exceptional volunteer here at Davis Homes Library.
Special Recognition:
NEH Bookshelf Awarded to Davis Homes Library
The Davis Homes Library received a bookshelf grant from the
National Endowment for the Humanities on April, 7th, 2006.
The grant came in the form of a collection of books
called, We the People, Becoming American and is valued
at approximately $200.00.
This bookshelf was awarded to only 2,000 libraries in the
country in 2006.
Special Recognition:
An eternal candle burns for Nancy.
In recognition of 12 years of hard work and dedication
as an exceptional Librarian here at Davis Homes Library.
Thank you Nancy!
Thank you volunteers for the help
with painting our bookdrop box!!
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