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Mrs. uavis, loosing sum ana pretty in a smoke brown dr^ss, chatted with MC Jack Barry, telling him of her duties as mayor and ' about her family. Occasionally the cameras would flash out into the ' audience, and home television parties were broken up by waves and calls to George, III; and MaryNorman. In addition to her two oldest children, Mrs. Davis was accompanied to New York by Mrs. James Austin and children. •
Sixty letters, two tejegrams and three long distance telephone callshave poured in from well wishers,, - not to mention, the scores of personal congratulations received each day. The^Apple Blosscim Festival have invited her to be a honored ~ guest at their festival, and a dress designer from New, York has asked permission to design a dress, especially for her to |wear next Saturday night. ‘ ! . f
One tenth of her TV winnings | will be given to the Parish Hall fund of Trinity Episcopal Church, \Yashington, for the planned Parish Hall for Brotnfield Parish. To the town, Mrs. Davis will give a much needed and longed for power lawn mower. (The lawn mower was included in this year’s tentative budget, but due to Insuf- J ficient funds, its purchase was postponed. The rest of the money will be put aside for the chidren’s education. Mrs. Davis is the mother of three daughters and' a son.
When asked what she would have done with the money supposing she had no civic of family responsibility, she answ'ered: “Well I might have taken a tramp steamer around the world.”1
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