The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-16
MIDWAY PARK

U. b. Moser entertained at lunch
con and bridge at her home, los,
oouth Butler drive Friday. Mrs
Dusty Williams was winner o,
high score.
A delicious luncheon was serv
ed at 1880 o'clock and nuts ant
cakes were passed during tn,
game.
Those playing were Mrs. vii
liams. Mrs. Robert Marion, ane
Mrs. Tom Cassell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Moser wer,
delightful hosts when they enter
tanned at a bridge supper Satur
day evening.
A two course dinner was served
at Z p. m. and nuts and coke.
followed during the evening.
A clever color scheme of vel
low was used in table and bridge
appointments and vari-coloree
roses, pansies, and ragged robins
were arranged about the home.
Mrs. Elton burlington was high
scorer for the women and Mrs.
Harold Hargett was second. Mrs.
Bob Marion was winner at binge
for the women.
Tom Cassell carried away the
honors for the men and George
Moore was second, with wins at
bingo also.
Those playing included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Elton burlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hargett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Marion, MI. and Mrs. Tom
Cassell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sod Handy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore.
Cub Pack No. 80 composed of
boys from Paradise Point and Mid
way Park held a very enthusiastic
meeting last week in the communi-
ty building.
Five dens of cubs re- present,
the den chiefs, the den mothers
and the den fathers.
The meeting was conducted by
Floyd Switzerland, chairman, N
Sgt. Andrew j. Cooksey, cub mas
ter; and M Sgt. Albert White
assistant cubmaster. John Hack
ney of Wilson, Scout executive o
East Carolina council, gave a yer,
interesting talk.
Plans were discussed for a vein
er roast to be held on Friday, Ma.
%. at $50 p. m. in the 300 block
Definite plans will be announce
later.
A meeting of all den mother
will be held May IA, at 8 p. m. a
the Midway Park Girl Scout head
quarters.
Mrs. Bob Marion delightfully."- en-
tertained the Tuesday bridge clul
| at her home on S. Butler drive.
Among those playing were: Mrs
Sam Munich, Mrs. Colt Edison
Mrs. Floyd Switzerland. Mrs. Gar
rell Moser, Mrs. Katie Stejhenson
Mrs. Tom Cassell, Mrs. Mari
Raney, and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sana Paul hav'
been called to Mt. Airy, because
of the death of their grandfather
Charles Davis.
Warrant Officer and Mrs. Touch
ton and M. Sgt. Peterson arr
spending IS days in Orlando, Fla
Mrs. Earl Dale spent the week
end with relatives in Selma.
Mrs. John Heavey has returned
from a trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bogue o
Stantonburg and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Bats and son, Gerald Q
Wilson, spent the weekend wit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Reid.
Warrant officer and Mrs. Chic
Brabham and daughter, Glori'
and Miriam Kelly spent Satur
day in Kinston.
Mrs. Dusty Williams is spendln'
some time with relatives in Hen
derson. Mrs. Williams sister is
patient in the Maria Parham hos
pital in Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Vail spen
| the weekend in Raleigh and Tren
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wheelis'
spent the weekend in Nashville.
Mrs. Mark Raney an son, Mark
Jr.. spent mothers day in Wilson
with Mrs. Raney's mother, Mrs
M. M. Davis.
The senior class of the camp
school presented a three-act play
Spring Fever" Friday night
May 9, at the Camp Lejeune
school. The play was directed by
Miss Irene Phillips.
Mrs. Everette Thompson OF
Elizabeth City has returned home
after spending some time with her
.ar NTrc K r. KniPh Jr.