The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
MIDWAY PARK


spring Identification contest which
has been sponsored by the Mid
way park Woman's club, under
the direction of Mrs. George Fa-
vile, Jr., chairman Of American
Homes and Gardens Dept, will
be judged Saturday, June 81.
Mrs. Faville has been assisted
by her co-chairmen, Mrs. Robert
Passingham and Mrs. Jack Ca-dy.
Judges for the event will be
Commander and Mrs. George S.
Robinson of Paradise Point, Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. .Gautier of Jacksonville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ballard of
Kinston.
The following firms have donat-
ed prizes: Midway Park Food
Center, Midway Park Woman's
club, Midway Park Service Sta
ton, Midway Park Drug Store,
Jacksonville Record. Midway
Park Beauty Shop, Midway Park
Theatre, Taylor's Gift Shop,
First prize in the Flower Garden
class will be $40. 900; second prize,
$3.50 and third, $3.50.
For neatness and general ap-
pearance the first prize will be
a pair vases, second theatre pass
and third the permanent wave.
Much interest of Midway Park
residents has been shown in beau.
tifying their yard and home fo-
this event.
The Youth Conservation Depart
ment of the Midway Park Wom-
ans club served refreshmets to
the Boy Scouts Of Midway Park
at their recent pack meeting held
in Community house.
Ice cream, cake, and iced
drinks were served by Mrs. Sam
Register, chairman assisted by
MS. j. E. Herndon and Mrs. Cor
ham Boney.
Those attending were Sgt. W.
S. Price, Scout leader, and c. Nj.
Brown, Bill Price, James Dillig-
ham, Bill Oliver, Roger Daugh-
terry, Walter Parker, Ronald
Hodge and James Rogers.
Garlic Ha-riss has returned to
his home in Pinehurst after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Blake and. family.
Mrs. Walter Bennett and chill
dren have returned from a visit
with relatives in Laurinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. White
have returned to their home in
Dayton, Ohio, after spending sew.
era1 days with 1t, and Mrs. L. L.
Bennett and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. White are the parents Of Mrs
Bennett.
Mrs. Hope Loftin and grandsons,
Ethan and Dale Hedrick have re-
turned to their home in Denton,
after visiting Mrs. Loftin's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles F. Robbins and
family.
Mrs. Weston Willis delightfully."-
entertained the Wednesday night
Bridge club at her home TAB Butler
Dr., this week.
Masses of summer flowers were
arranged about her home. During
the game punch was served and az
the close of play frozen trult
salad, ham biscuits and cookies
were served.e
After several PROFESSIONS OF
bridge. Mrs. Robert Marion re-
ceived high score prize, Mrs. FL
ton burlington received second,
and Mrs. Alex Pierce won at
bingo. Enjoying the evening were:
Mesdames Marion burlington.
Pierce, Dorothy Mullins, Carroll
Moser, Clyde BARLEY, George
Moore, Tom Cassell, Harold Har-
gett, Sam Munich, Robert Passing
ham and Sam Cox.
Mrs. Colt Edison entertained
members Of her bridge club and
additional guests at her home
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Red ported geraniums and mixed
summer flowers were arranged
IN the llVulg TOOTH. Ooullt.iIS SCoIes
after bridge, MIS-. Jack Mitchell
was winner of high score prize,
Mrs. Dot Waters received second
prize, Mrs. Sue Kirk third, and
Mrs. Floyd Switzerland the float
ing prize.
Mrs. Kirk was welcomed as a
new member of the club. During
play, candy. nuts, and cokes were
passed and at the end of the game
lemon chiffon pudding and cake
was served. Enjoying Mrs. Edi-
sons hospitality were: Mesdames
Mitchell, Waters, Sutherland, Alan
Gowthrop, Phillip Eisenman and
Richard Pasehall.