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Christmas of Sharing Doll Quilts
Be sure to stop in and see the beautiful Christmas of Sharing doll quilts that are currently on display at the library! The quilts were made by members of the Central City Lone Tree Quilt Guild. 🙂
New books in! — at Central City Public Library.
World Book Night Giver Application
WORLD BOOK NIGHT giver applications are now available!
What is World Book Night? World Book Night is an annual celebration dedicated to spreading the love of reading, person to person. Each year on April 23 –Shakespeare’s birthday– tens of thousands of people in the U.S. go out into their communities and give a total of half a million free World Book Night paperbacks to light and non-readers.
Our library is one of the shipment locations for the books. 🙂
Charlotte Endorf’s “Excess Baggage: Riding the Orphan Train”
Nebraska author Charlotte Endorf entertained and educated the audience at the library about some of the real-life stores of orphaned children who rode the Orphan Trains from 1854-1929. Those in attendance really enjoyed her touching stories!
Be sure to click on the link above to see the pictures from the program!
If you missed Charlotte’s program, we have two of her books available for checkout about the Orphan Train: “Trains of Promise: A Collection of Stories & Recipes” and “Plains Bound, Fragile Cargo: Revealing Orphan Train Reality”.
Be sure to attend the library’s next Pinterest Class (Monday, November 4 @ 7:00 pm)! Â The topic is Cake Decorating. Â Sherree Stahn is the instructor. Â Fee: Â $4. Â You’ll learn techniques for fondant and icing. Â All supplies will be provided.
Next class: Â Rag Baskets (Monday, Dec. 2)
Pinterest Cookie Swap is coming up Wednesday, Dec. 18 @ 6:00 pm!
Participants in our Oct Pinterest class enjoyed learning how to cut,bend & stamp silverware from instructor JudyMarco pic.twitter.com/fMJRiWd9Ny
— Central City Library (@CcplNe) October 8, 2013
New books in today! Call (946-2512) to be put on the reserve list. #reserveitnow #CentralCityPublicLibrary pic.twitter.com/VdIpmgb7Zj
— Central City Library (@CcplNe) October 2, 2013