The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-27

PAS
Memphis are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Grace Seymour.
Members OF the Wesleyan
Guild were guests Of the Biloxi
Wesleyan Guild at the home of
Mrs. Raymond. An interesting
program was presented after
which refreshments we're served.
Cpl. and Mrs. Robinson of New
York and Keesler Field we're
transferred TO Tennessee this
week. They have been teaching
in the Ocean Springs school.
Miss Grace Patterson spent last
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Woodland. She
was accompanied from New Or
leans by Miss Ann Serio.
Mrs. Paul jenkins of Mobile
is visiting her parents, MIR, and
Mrs. d. j. Gay.
Mrs. Frank Joachim is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Mil
ner in Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Fred Moreton of Chin
quapin Farm is attending the
Regional Conference of Girl
Scout leaders in Jackson.
Alec Gilmore who has been in
Fort Trumbull in New London,
Conn, Is enjoying a two-week
leave with his mother, Mrs. Alec
Gilmore.
Mrs. Maud w. Boggess of Bris-
tol, Va. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. J. Newson.
DR.. Rubel May of Jackson,
Miss, spent last week al his
home on East beach.
The Holy Name OF st. Alphon-
sus Catholic church presented an
American flag and a plaque
bearing the names OF local boys
and girls in the service to the
church ON Sunday afternoon.
The honor guard for the flag was
composed OF Cpl Harold Ferrese,
Cpl. Joseph Cronin. Pfc. Anthony
Culyat and Pfc. Bart Murphy.
Mayor Albert Westbrook carried
the plaque and gave 1t to Father
Diegnan who placed il ON the
altar. Be.nediction = closed the
service.
Father Diegnan entertained
those men who were honor guard
at the flag presentation service
at dinner Sunday night.
Mrs. Edward Brou. Jr.. and
young son, Joe, r visiting with
the Brou family.
Mrs. II. D. Alexander who has
been with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Arndt, ST., during
her mothers illness, left this
week for her home in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chester Snyder
entertained members of their
immediate family Friday evening
when they honored Miss Nan
Reevely of Youngstown, Ohio.
AT the regular meeting of the
Woman's club held last Thursday
Mrs. Ellis Handy, first vice pres
ident, presided in the absence of
the president. The club creed
and the salute to the flag was re-
cited by the members followed
by the singing of the National
Anthem. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
names of four women were
handed In to be voted on for new
members. Mrs. George Young
told of the staff assistants course
to be given by the local Red
Cross. Miss Jessie Boyd and Mrs.
Il. Allen are in charge. Mrs. AL
len, program chairman, present
ed Miss Bernadine Wulff in a
group of songs. Tea and cake
were served with Mrs. Allen pre-
siding at the tea table. Hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs.
Robert Forde, Mrs. Ellis Handy,
Mrs. W. L. Barbour and Mrs. A.
Fifield.
The Ocean Springs Community
Center Organization met at the
City Hall Monday evening. Re
ports were heard from Mrs. Bev-
erly Dalgo who stated that work
would be begun at once on the
painting of the walls and sand
ing the floors on that part of the
City Hall donated for the Com
munity Center Mayor a.. West
brook reported on the obtaining