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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07

| included: Class l, blue, Mrs. N.
L. Foy; red, Suzanne Ruffin; vel
low, Peter B. Ruffin, Jr.; white,
Mrs. Peter B. Ruffin.
Class 2, blue, Mrs. Julia Seig-
Ter; red, Mrs. w. Marvin; yellow,
Mrs. A. H. Elliott.
Class 8, blue, Miss Ruth Loman;
red, Mrs. j. K. Taylor, Jr.
Class 4, blue, Mrs. William Col
Inns; red Mrs. N. D. Edwards.
Class 5, blue Mrs. Emma ST.
mon; red, Mrs. Julia Seigler.
Class Z, blue, Mrs. A. H. Elliott;
red, Mrs. j. W. Parrin.
Class 8, blue, Mrs. J. A. Orrell;
red, Miss Harriet Johnson.
Class 10, blue, Mrs. Raymond
L. Jones; red, Mrs. Emma Simon.
Class II, blue, Mrs. N. D. Ed
wards.
ANIMALS, BIENNIALS
Winners of sectvn two, s%nnua1s,
biennials, and perennials, classes
12-48, were:
Glass 10, blue, Mrs. Walter Mar
vim.
Glass IA, blue, Mrs. j. ]. Over
ton.
Class IS, blue, Mrs. j. J. Over
ton; red, Mrs. Emma Simon.
Glass is, blue, Mrs. Peter B.
Ruffin.
Class II, blue, Mrs. P. R. Smith
red, Mrs. R. P. Huffman.
Glass 10, blue, Mrs. j. ]. Over
ton; red Miss Ruth Loman; Vel
low, Mrs. j. E. Han.
Class 81, blue, Mrs. ]. j. Over.
ton; red, Mrs. Lee Spence; vel
low, Mrs. Walter Marvin.
Class "a, purple, Mrs. ]. j. Ov-
erton; blue, Mrs. j. ]. Overton
Class 26, blue, Mrs. Emma ST
mon.
Glass 80, blue, Mrs. ]. J. Over.
ton; red, Mrs. W. NJ. Collins.
Class IS, blue, Mrs. P. R
Smith; red, Mrs. A. H. Elliott; vel.
low, Mrs. w. M. Collins; white.
Mrs. E. D. Patrick.
Class 36, blue, Mrs. P. R. Smith;
red, Mrs. N. L. Foy; yellow, Mrs
W. E. Curtis.
Class 81, blue, Miss Harriet
Johnson.
Class 80, red, Mrs. Julia seigler.
Class 80, blue, Mrs. R. B. War
rem, red, Miss Ruth Loman.
Glass As, blue, Mrs. Julia Seig'
Ter; red, Miss Harriet Johnson.
IRIS, LILLY, AND PEONIES
WINNERS
Class 40, purple, Miss Ruth Lo-
man; blue. Miss Ruth Loman;
red, Mrs. J. J.. Overton; yellow,
Mrs. T. j. Baird.
Class so, blue, Mrs. j. j. Over
ton.
Glass 81, blue, Mrs. ). J. Over
ton; red, Mrs. Emma Simon.
Glass 81, blue, Mrs. J. j. Over
ton; Mrs. Peter B. Ruffin; yellow,
Mrs. Emma Simon.
PIONEERING TREES AND
SHRUBS
Winners Of section w, Towering
tree or vine, classes 58-71 include:
Class So, blue, Mrs. J.. j. Over.
ton; red Mrs. Warren Jones; vel
low. Miss Ruth Loman.
Glass go. red, Miss Ruth Loman.
Glass 81, blue, Mrs. Julia Seig-
Ter; red, DR.. R. P. Huffman.
Class 63, blue, Mrs. c. H. Koch
Ter.
Glass IS, blue, Mrs. I. M. Craig;
red, Mrs. P. r. Smith; yellow,
Mrs. N. D. Edwards; white, Mrs
Robert B. Slocum
Glass 6S, blue, Mrs. John Ward;
red, Mrs. j. j. Overton; yellow
Mrs. Henry Boyd.
Glass 70, blue, Mrs. j. E. L
Wade; red. Mrs. Walter Marvin;
yellow. Mrs. Julia Seigler.
!. Class u, purple, Miss Jane Hall;
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Mrs. J. Henry Gerdes, Mrs. W.
Henry Moore. of Clinton, Mrs. T.
F. Darden, Mrs. W. R. Marvin,
Mrs. J. Sebron Royal of Clinton,
Mrs. Joe Boyette of Clinton, DR..
Charles Deering Of Willard, Mrs.
Thomas B. Lilly, Mrs. George
Lynch, Mrs. W. Guerard Sim
kins, Mrs. Emmett H. Bellamy,
Mrs. J.. W. Ryssey, Mrs. William
M. Peck, Mrs. Walter Curtis,
Mrs. W. S. B a k e r, Mrs.
H. S. McGirt, Mrs. N. L. Foy, Mrs.
Will Render, Mrs. Moody, Mrs.
c. W. Spencer, Mrs. Evander
Toomer, Mrs. James M. Tyler of
Kinston, Mrs. Louis Merritt, Mrs.
Wilbur Jones. James F. Ferger,
Miss Ruth Loman, Kenneth M.
Sprunt, Mrs. Graham Barefoot,
Mrs. William G. Robertson, Mrs.
Wesley Taylor of Greensboro.
Mrs. Lester w. Preston and Miss
Betty Divine.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Storm
have returned to the city after
spending the weekend in More
head and Beaufort. They were
guests at the Jefferson hotel in
Morehead while away.
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BPO Does Plan
Benefit Dance

The Benevolent Patriotic Order
of Does, Drove 80, will sponsor a
dance on Friday evening, May 9,
at the Cape Fear Artillery armory
on Market street between the hours
of 9 and 1 o'clock.
Virgil West and his orchestra are
to play for dancing.
A number of tickets have already
been purchased for this event and
a large crowd is anticipated. The
public is cordially invited to AZ.
tend and tickets may be obtained
from any member of the order
or by calling Mrs. Kurt Boehm al
1852.
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ton, C. H. McAllister, Jr., and
Catherine Casteen.
Winners in the junior classes
were:
Class 100, purple, John Gurden;
blue, Betty Ann Toomer, Roxana
Barefoot, Jon Gurden; red, Char
lotte Wrotten, Linda DuRant, and
Mary Louise Harren; yellow, Kay
Goodwin; white, Betty Sellers.
Class 1O1, purple. Edward Le-
tendre; blue, Edward Letendre,
Edith Buis; red, Nancy Drevyn
and M. H. Gurganus; white, Joan
Mercer and Eulanla Hewett.
Class 102, blue, Carolyn John
son; red, Silvia Fountain and
Martha Bird; white, Evelyn Gore.
Class 103, purple, Bobby Tate;
blue, Bobby Tate and Beth Bond;
red, Phillip Gerdes; yellow, Betty
Ann Ward; white, MINIS Nursery
school.
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ECTC Alumni
Picnic Slated

The annnalu picnic of the Eastern
Carolina Teachers college alumni
will be held Wednesday, May IA,
from 4:30 until $50 o'clock at
Greenfield Park picnic grounds.
ALI members are urged to at
tend as this is to De the final
meeting of the year at which time
new officers will be installed and
dues for next year will be col
lected.
Members have been requested
to make reservations by calling
Mrs. Robert o. Way 21473 or Mrs.
c.. H. Farmer 22098.
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Forest Hills PTA
Asks Children To
Pre-School Even

The PTA of the Forest Hills
school have invited the children
and mothers of children entering
Forest Hills school for the frs
time next fall to a party at the
school on Wednesday afternoon a
2 o'clock at which time DR.. Pau.
L. Stuck will make a talk concern.
ing the health of the pre-schoo.
child.
Mrs. Hall. school nurse, will ex
plain the health requirements fol-
school entrance. A movie and re.
freshments will also be on the
program. A full attendance is de.
sired.
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Mrs. J.. }. OveTton Minis Sweepstakes
AT Annua! Garden Club Flower Show

blue, Miss Jane Hall; red, Mrs.
Warren Jones; yellow, Mrs. R. P.
Huffman; white, Mrs. H. M. Ken
dali.
POTTED PLANTS
Winners Of potted plants raised
by exhibitors, classes 1881 were:
Class u. purple, Mrs. H. ].
Rogers; blue, Mrs. H. j. Rogers.
Class "a, red, G. Postma and
Miss Harriet johnson.
Class IS, blue, Mrs. J. E. Hall;
red, Mrs. C. B. Davis, Sr.
Class 80, blue, G. Postma; red,
G.. Postma; yellow, Mrs. ]. Harry
Gerdes.
Glass 81, blue, Miss Harriet
Johnson.
ARRANGEMENTS
Winners in section VI. flower
arrangements, classes 1896 in
cluded:
Class 80, purple, Miss Ruth Lo-
man, blue. Mrs. Ruth Loman, red
Mrs. Harry S. McGirt; yellow
Mrs. Peter B. Ruffin and Mrs. j
D. Doscher; white, Mrs. P. R
Smith.
Class 83, blue, Mrs. William H
King and Miss Cora Nixon; red,
Mrs. P. R. Smith; yellow, Mrs,
J. K. Taylor, Jr., and Mrs. A.. H
Elliott; white Mrs. J. Frank Hack
Ter and Mrs. J. P. defender.
Class IS A., blue, Miss Ruth 10
man; red, Mrs. J. E. Hall, yellow
Mrs. A. H. Elliott.
Class IS B., blue, Mrs. J. E
Hall, red, Mrs. Sam Nash; vel
low, Mrs. Lena Berry.
Glass IS c., red, Mrs. W. M
Collins.
Glass SO, blue, Mrs. R. N. Getty
Mrs. Julia Seigler, and Mrs. j. D
Ryssy; red, Mrs. P. R. Smith
yellow, Mrs. E. K. Bryan.
Glass 81, purple, Miss Ruth 10
man; blue, Mrs. R. N. Getty, Mrs
Carl Williamson and Miss Ruth
Loman; red. Mrs. P. R. Smith;
yellow, Mrs. L. w. Preston; white
Miss Mary B. Switzerland.
Class 88, red, Mrs. J. W. Ryssy:
yellow, Mrs. P. R. Smith; white
Mrs. Titus Williamson.
Class 80, blue, Mrs. P. R. Smith
and Miss Jane LeGrand; red, Mrs
Sam Nash; yellow, Mrs. Julia Seig
Ter; white, Mrs. Harriss Newman
Class 80, blue. Mrs. Emmett
Bellamy, Mrs, L. W. Preston, ant
Mrs. Harriss Newman; red, Mrs
Julia Seigler, Mrs. Lawrenc'
Rose, and Miss Ruth Loman; vel
low, Mrs. P. R. Smith; white
Mrs. J. r. Benson.
Class IS, purple, Mrs. HARRIS
Newman; blue, Mrs. Harriss New
man and Mrs. E. K. Bryan; red
Mrs. P. F. Darden.
TABLES AND MANTELS
Winners in section VII, tables
and mantels, included:
Glass 97B., purple, Mrs. A. H
Elliott; blue. Mrs. A. H. Elliot
and Mrs. B. F. Darden; red, Mrs
R. N. Getty.
Glass 97A., red, Mrs. R. N. Gett,
Class 81 D., red, Mrs. Emmett
Bellamy.
Class 81 E., blue, Mrs. r. N
Getty.
Class 81 F., blue, Mrs. J. Henr!
Gerdes.
Class SO, blue, Miss Emma Cad
Hutaff; red, Mrs. Lee Spence.
STILL LIFE BOXES
Class SO, blue, Mrs. C. B. David
Jr., red, Claude Howell.
Receiving mention for their wild
flower displays were: Mr.. ans
tMrs. r. II. Tate, Mrs. I. J. Over
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welcome new pastor and wife.
All members and friends in
vited.
800 p. m.-The Letitia Rebekah
degree, No. 3, IOOF. will
meet in the Odd Fellows
building. The second in a
series of special instructions
for new members will be a
feature of the program.
800 p. m.-The Circle of the
Woman's auxiliary of the Myr-
tie Grove Presbyterian church
will meet at the church.
8:15 p. M. - Goldenrod chapter,
142, Order of the Eastern Star
meets in Masonic Temple.
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OC|ETY
/ Womans News ....
KAY GOODMAN Social Editor Dial 23311
Dates to Rememb Der

TODAY
1000 a.. m.-Annual meeting of the
North Carolina Society of Co
lonial Danes in the Great Hall
of st. James parish house,
Third and Market streets.
1880 p. m.-Annual luncheon of
the Colonial Danes to be given
at the Colonial Danes house
on Third and Market streets.
HOO a. m. To 6 p. m. - Second
Day Of Cape Fear Garden
clubs flower show.
THURSDAY
$500 p. m. Women of Southside
Baptist church to hold social
Ret.together at the church to
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rance, the renewal of the Cape
Fear Garden club annual flower
show came about yesterday with
hundreds of Wilmilgtonians at
tending, only to come away prais
ing the beauty Of the city's flower
world.
In division, !, Mrs. Julia Seig
Ter, Mrs. Emma Simon, and Mrs
N. D. Edwards shared the honor!
of sweepstakes winners. In divi
sions II, III, and w Mrs. j. J
Overton won the sweepstakes ane
carried away the big show sweep
stakes.
Two of the interesting feature!
added to this years flower show
were the junior exhibit room ane
the wildlife room.
Although the wildlife section
was not competitive, MI. and Mrs
Robert H. Tate received a com:
plimentary purple ribbon for theil
corner exhibit of wildlife and Mrs
J. j. Overton won a compliment
tary ribbon for her miniature gar
den of wild flowers, pitcher plan
and venus flytraps.
Aside from the junior section
the flower show was divided intt
four sections section I. roses:
section II, ANNALS biennials, ant
perennials; section III, iris, lilies
peonies, and other flowers from
bulbs or corms; section w, flow
ering shrubs, trees or vine; sec
ton v, potted plants in flowe:
raised by the exhibitor; section
vi, flower arrangement; section
VII, tables and mantels; section
VIII, still life boxes.
The commercial exhibits addet
much to the color Of the show
and the exhibit by DR.. B. r. MOI
rison of his vivid flowers crystal
lied in plastic drew much inter
est from Wilmingtonians.
In the line of delicate arrange
ment Wilmington women particu
larly excelled with their vases o
sweetpeas, forget-me-nots, sweet
heart roses and maiden hair fern
Particularly outstanding was tn
exhibit of a ladies' mantel b.
Emma Gade Hutaff showing tint
ed Dresden dolls and in between
vases of forget~me-nots, sweet
heart roses, alyssum, and maidel
hair fern.
To those who like beautifully ap
pointed dinner tables, Mrs. A. H
Elliott's table laid with ecru Ital
ian lace mats and cen:creG with
bowl Of lavender stock, pin.
sweetpeas, flesh colored SNAP
dragons, painted daisies, and for
get-me-nots was actually unforget
table.
The show, which took place i
the Community Center, had fiv
ribbons for awards - the gol
metal being the purple ribbon
first prize, blue ribbon; =, secon
prize, red ribbon; third prize, ye.
low ribbon; and honorable mer
ton, white ribbon.
MONETARY AWARDS
Monetary awards were as fo
lows: show sweepstakes, S.: div
sional sweepstakes for division ]
IS; divisional sweepstakes for d
visions II, III, and " IS; out
standing exhibit in each JUNO
class, 81; best poster from ele
mentary schools, $3.50; and. bes
poster from high school, $3.50.
Judges for the show were: Mrs
. Wesley Taylor, Greensboro; Mr..
J. M: Tyler, Kinston; DR.. Charlie
Deering, Willard; James F. Fee
ger; Kenneth Sprunt, Mrs. !,
SeDron Royal, Mrs. w. Henr
Moore Mrs. Joe Boyette, Mrs. l
!. l. Merritt, Mrs. Warren Jone,
. ana Miss Ruth Loman.
ROSES
Winners In The section / 1o.,
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Children Attend
Pre-School Clinic

A pre-school clinic for % chill
dren entering school next year
was held Monday afternoon in tie
William Hooper school building
DR.. H. M. Pickard and DR..
James w. Dickie were the exam.
ming physicians. They as
sisted by Mrs. Laura Highsmitf
and Mrs. j. r. Townsend Of New
Hanover County Health depart
ment.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Conrad VESSEL. Mrs. Mi
riam Burns, Mrs. Lewis F. Or
mond, Mrs. J. D. Edwards, Mrs.
Andrew H. Harriss, Jr., and Will
liam G. Robertson, all members
of the Thursday Morning Music
club left Monday for Gastonia
where they will attend the state
convention of music clubs this
week. Mrs. Burns and Mr.. Robert
son will ar,oear On the Thursday
morning program at the conven-
ton.
Miss Julia Johnston Robertson
Of Charlotte arrived Monday to
attend the annual meeting of the
North Carolina Society of Colonial
Danes, which will take place to-
day at the CORVALLIS house, Third
and Market streets.
Miss Isabel Woodward Of Shreve-
port, La, who has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Lewis F. Ormond,
accompanied Mrs. Ormond as far
as Gastonia Monday, from where
she will leave for a tour Of the
Smoky mountains, returning here
the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. George N. Harriss Of Coun-
try Club Pines is q patient at the
Atlantic Coast Line hospital in
Rocky Mount.
Mcs. J. A.. Jones returned
Wednesday from Tampa, Fla,
where she spent 10 days with her
daughter, Mrs. Bert I. Singletary
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Mintz, ST.,
have returned TO their home in
Lake Forest after spending a
month in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Sanford, Jr..
left Tuesday for Laurinburg,
where they will attend the we'd
ding OF Mr.. Sanford's sister, Miss
Edna Sanford. Miss Sanford will
be married to Captain Brown
Mimms this evening at the home
of her parents, MI. and Mrs. l..
IT. Sanford. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Storm
have returned to the city after
spending the weekend in More
head and Beaufort. They were
guests at the jefferson hotel in
Morehead while away.
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B IRT H S

LAURA KATHRYN SETTER
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fred Setter,
Jr., Of Forest Hills, announce the
birth Of a daughter, Laura Kathryn
May 5, at the Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Setter is the former Juanita
Foy Of Salisbury.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
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u down; easy terms; used as income pro-
ducing property, earned while buying your
own home Call Morris Cohen or Milton
st. NV. Ma s036; ewes. GE. O297.
COLORED-$11,50 ,50O-Near Dunbar and
Armstrong High and Grade Schools: semi
detached brick, 2-fauily fat; 8 rms. and
bath, h-w.h each; back porches large
lot. E A. BARRY. ME. 2025. 81
COLORED-12OO BLOCK 5th ST. NV
1900 block ,5th st.
? NE, 100 block of D ST.
vi 1900 Morse st.
Sc. 900 block B st.
j Call Mr. Hoffman, RE. 7104: eyes,, VI
1864, with ALLAN L. KAY, Broker.