The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-09
HOLLYWOOD PARTY

gram would have enjoyed the Break
fast in Hollywood party put on by
the Calvert w. S. G. S. in Calvert
School auditorium on Thursday eve
ming, July 25.
1t was held at 500 p. m. and con-
Quoted as the broadcast from Holly
wood each morning. A large audience
joyed the evening. After the award
ing of prizes, the ladies served iced
tea, cup cakes and cookies. The w.
S. G. s. wishes to thank all who SO
generously donated prizes and to all
who made the party success.
kellogg and Company sent the adj
vertising matter, recipes and song
sheets Tom Breneman sent the Or
child by air mail express from Holly
wood; also advertising matter about
the movie, Breakfast in Hollywood"
and the big cigar. The proceeds from
the party will go to the carpet fund
of the Rose Bank Church. Mr.. Or
vile S. Cloud of Kemblesville, Pa,
was Master of Ceremonies and kept
his audience interested all the time.
He presented the following prizes:
Eldest guest-Mrs. Charles Refs
Ter, Calvert, orchid from Tom Brene-
man.
Second eldest-Mrs. katherine
Williams, corsage from Balderston' s
Greenhouse.
Wishing ring-Mrs. Francis Will
son, Calvert, ring from Paul Kise,
Oxford
Birthday cake-Mrs. James Moore
cake from two w. s. G. S. members
Wedding anniversary-Mr Helen
Harding, beverage set from Haines &
Kirk, Rising Sun.
Newest bride and groom-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Reynolds, Aiken, Md, a
pillow from Rubenstone's, Elkton,
and handkerchief from Mrs. Ray
Rockefeller.
Good good neighbor-Mrs. Iva
Mckinney, Calvert, spray gladioli
from 7. e. Haverstick, Oxford
Oldest Maid-Miss Anna Mary
Crothers, Zion, box of Ivory Flakes;
Miss Helen Shepherd, Rising Sun,
box of Pep.
Furtherest from home-Mrs. Bes-
sic Snyder, Mobile, Alabama, nylon
hose from Tom Ramsey's store, Cal
vert
Travelled the longest distance-Mr.
Ralph Crothers, Elkton, jar candy
from Mrs. Paul England
Oldest man-Mr. Joseph Worrilow
Calvert, dog feed from McCoy's Ware
house, Rising Sun.
Nearest 21st birtLday-Robert
England, 50 from Sun Cleaners.
Oldest Hat-Mrs Mabel Ewing,
Calvert, box of writing paper from
Pogue & Roberson's, Rising Sun.
Original hat-Mrs. Miller Hall,
Calvert, box of candy from SINNERS
Store, Calvert.
.Baldest man-Mr. Norman Fell,
Calvert, Kremel Hair Tonic.
Smallest waist--Miss Lille Eng
land, Calvert, box of powder from
Ashby's Pharmacy, Rising Sun.
Youngest mother-Mrs. Henry
Alexander, Calvert, subscription to
Cecil Wing from Mr.. M. j. Ewing,
Elkton.
Youngest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nor
man Alexander, Calvert, shampoo
and finger wave from Vesta's Beauty
Shop, Rising Sun.
Tallest man-Mr. Walter Raw
ligns, Calvert auto polish from Nc
Dowell's Garage.
Heaviest lady-Mrs. Allie McNa-
NEE, Rising Sun, box of groceries
from Rising Sun American Store; 2,
Mrs. George Clifford, Calvert, box of
Pep.
Mother of largest family-Mrs. G..
X. Dawson, Oxford, $1.00 mdse. from
N. r. Touchton, Zion.
Door prize-Harold Reynolds, Ak
en-, Md, Coty Beauty Kit from w. S.
G. S.
Walter Rawlings, only ex-service
man present, was given a cigar as
was Mr.. George E. Clifford, principal
of the Calvert High School. Corney
gave Mrs. Norman Alexander the big
cigar sent nv Tom Breneman