The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-19

iokfQd3 diiCA AAOOi az tAAC XIV GA0o
louise with Mrs. Marc kean and
Trs. Robertson Palmer as hos
esses. Roll call was answered
y miscellaneous quotations and
Hiss Ann Pattison read a selec-
on on "Voodooism". Mrs. George
and Mrs. ]. Dickey pour
d tea from a table decorated
nth hydrangeas. Mrs. A. c..
iottsche will have the next
leeting at Mrs. Lynd Gottsche's
asidence.
Members of the Ocean Springs
Voman's Club who attended the
convention in Moss Point
yere Mrs. c. ID. Todtenbier, Mrs.
'scar Heffner, delegates, and
frs. Mare Kean, Mrs. Dickson
lodges and Mrs. Ellis Handy.
hrs. George Young, chairman of
be Better Homes and Garden
apartment announces an exhib-
lof fruits, flowers and vegetables
ganization at the meeting on
The staged by the Ocean Springs
Ny 10. Everyone in the COM
unity is urged to bring an en-
TITO the Masonic Hall by IL am.
ecent real estate transactions
IN icean Springs are the sale of
DrAnd Mrs. H. B. Powells cot
tag on East Porter avenue to
MrAnd Mrs. Dudley Lang of
Bid; the "Gruez" place on
Washington avenue, owned by
MlsAnnie Eglin and Mrs. Beryl
Baila Parker, to Mr.. and Mrs.
FloydHowell, who formerly re-
sidedh Ocean Springs; the Tex
AGO stion sold by Mr.. Cole to
H. Hayden; and the former
Turneplace, owned by c.. z.
Dickerp, to Mr.. Cole.
CadeBilly Hoeffer who has
been nthe South Pacific, adj
drtssed Rotary Club Wednes-
day. Chles Snyder IS program
chalrmanor the month of May.
DIR. Edard Reinart, regular
winter vlpr here for 20 years,
died at n. home in Columbus,
Ohio. He As rs years old and
for more I'm As years he had
practieed iColumbus. His wife
and son, Rmond S. Reinart,
survive.
81. AIMS aiscopal Guild met
with Miss My Handy Wednes-
day night. Dlations were made
for church renrs and plans were
made for a bd sale the first
week in June. frs. Jimmie Bird
ges closed th4neeting and re-
freshments we srved by the
hostess.
AT assembly lrsday morning
the primary andss Isl grades gave
a musical play In the Gar
den" 1t was Aer the direc-
ton of Mrs. J. Kbple who also
accompanied all hgs. Dorothy
Tanner was commtator Adri-
enne Hing also gle her senior
speech.
The American Lion Auxil-
iary met tternoon al
the Community HousdPlans were
made for a poppy 81 on MAY
27. A committee wasbrmed tc
buy clothes for a vetdn's fam.
lily. A bingo party was $50 plan.
ned for May 10. 1t waAoted e
give war stamps for essk prize,
in the 9th and 18th grabs. Re.
freshments were served Mrs
Harry Strucheon and Ms c
McGinty. \
Junior Red Cross menhr,
Lloyd Lee, Mary H. Holmes, Be,
ty Carver, Trixie MuIlin, Owe
Beaugez and Helen Beaurmn a,
companied Miss Mary O'Ieef
county chairman, to Keesler Fiel
Friday to deliver Mothers Da
cards and Victrola recors fC
camp and hospital service.
The pupils of the fourth grao
of the Ocean Springs publ
school studying newspapers ar
publications were guests bf Ed
tor and Mrs. Harry Lee at Il
Jackson County Times off ce ID
The tax report of r. c. Milf
marshal and tax collector,
submitted at the last meeting
the board of aldermen. It'll
lows:
Ad Valorem, current yearfc.
49, l943, to date, $30,4l2.9h d
valorem former years, Dds,
lS43 to date, $29.70; privil{ Ii
cense, $ll7-30; fines andlsts,
$920.50; interest or taxesf29;