The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-05
cautier woman's Club Meets

home of Mrs. Verne Barnes with
Mrs. Robert Horgan, Mrs. Fran
els Clifford, Mrs. c. H. Roberts
and Mrs. Josephine Jordan, hos.
tesses. The living and dining
rooms were beautifully decorated
in the autumn motif with a huge
bowl of fruit on the dining ia
BILE that was covered with a hand
drawn table cloth. Autumn leaves
were scattered over the table
and floor.
The Reverend F. S. Resch
played the piano while the club
members yer gathering. The
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Phillip Ches-
nut. The minutes we're read by
Mrs. Robert Horgan, recording
secretary and Mrs. Alva Gull
lotte called the roll. Mrs. Lee
Thomas, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Cliff
ford, and Mrs. Townsend were
appointed on the community
Christmas tree committee to
meet with the committees from
the P-TA and Home Demonstra-
ton clubs. Mrs. Barnes gave a
report on her trip to district
meeting. The program was then
turned over to Miss Nellie Mae
Wells, educational director, and
Mrs. Walter Fuller who present
ed school students and Boy
Scouts several numbers. Forrest
Megehee introduced S. A.. Bras
field of Jackson who spoke on
Schools of Mississippi and Some
of Their Problems. Mr.. Bras
field spoke for the state superin-
tendent of education, Jack Tubb,
who was unable to attend. Little
Connie Barnes played a piano
solo, THE Joyous Waltz.
At the social aour iced cup
cakes and soft drinks were serv-
ed to twenty-five guests. Visitors
were Miss Ada Bond, supervisor
of elementary schools, MIR. Me.
gehee, Rev. Aesch and Mr.. Bras
field.
The December meeting and
Christmas party will be held
Thursday, December 18th at the
home of Mrs. Alva Guillotte with
Mrs. Peter Guillotte, Mrs. V.
Guillotte and Mrs. Walter Shaw
as co-hostesses.
Breakfast At Village Cafe
The Home Demonstration club
women met at the Village Cafe
Tuesday at $3.50 a. M, to send a
few Thanksgiving baskets to some
of our elderly people and to send
some get-well cards to one of our
members, Mrs. Lewis Nichols,
who has been in Rochester, MINI.
for the past two months. A box
was sent to Miss Mildred Martin
who is at S~anitorium, Miss. Fiji
teen ladies attended and every
one brought dried beans to be
packed for European relief. They
enjoyed coffee, iced rolls, toast
and pear preserves.
Council of Club Women
Friday morning at $3.50 a COM
mittee of club women met at the
home of Mrs. Lee Thomas to
make plans for the community
Christmas tree to be held at the
schoolhouse December 10Th, with
a short program, Santa Claus
and a decorated Christmas tree
with gifts for all children in
Gautier through the eighth grade.
Mrs. Hurley Guillotte, Mrs. Joe
Wier, Mrs. Walter Fuller and
Mrs. Robert Hamilton represented
the P-TA. Mrs. Earl Berries,
Mrs. Robert Hunt, Mrs. H. B. Roll
Inns, Mrs. Lee Rouse and Mrs.
George Douglas represented the
Home Demonstration club. Mrs.
Lee Thomas, Mrs. Francis Cliff
ford, Mrs. Verne B. Barnes, Mrs.
E. B. Townsend represented the
Woman's Federated club. Re-
freshments of coffee and cookies
were served by the hostess.
B. T. u. Club Meets
The B. T. u. club held their
regular meeting at the home of
F. L. Jones Saturday night. A
short business meeting was held
and then games were played and
refreshments were served to the
following; Betty Lee Thomas,
Mayfax Gautier, Mary Elsie Pc
terson, Rubye Cochran, Do
rothy johnson, Aline knight, De-
lores Holmes, Sylvia Adams, Bud
dy Holmes, Laverne Ladnier, Bill
ly Nichols, Jack Martin, Frank
Jones, Johnnie Jones, Quintess
Johnson, all of Gautier and Beat
rice and Elvin Reeves of Pasea-
goula.
Thanksgiving Program at School
A very interesting program was
presented at the schoolhouse
Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
The program started in the audi
torium at IL o'clock. Rev. II. j.
billiard of the Eastlawn Methodist
church gave a short talk. Mrs.
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