The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21


of commerce is marking its Char
ter Week from March "a 30, and
committees for the fiscal year
we're appointed Of a meeting
Monday night by A. P. Moran,
president, and are as follows:
Membership: A. s Westbrook,
Lee Jordan, Warren Jackson,
Boots Devidson, National Affairs.
Les Wiswell, George Young,
Harry Hayden, Albert Austin, r.
S. Kimball, A. G. Gottsche. W.
H. Calhoun, CLYDE Dickerson, c.
NJ. Mcpherson, Frank Kramer;
Veterans Affairs +. c. Brou, c.
Z. SehGi!dt, Nick Garlick, Dr..
Alwyn Smith, C.. A. Snyder, G..
C. Garoner, VIM. Mcpherson;
Civic and Community Affairs:
Mrs. j. H. Edwards. Harry Lee,
Mack Anderson. r. c. Miller, j.
S. Bradford, Rene Cazaubon,
Ralph Palfrey, E. c. Lloyd. In
dustrial' f. c. Brou. Sr., c. E.
Schmidt, Dudley Lang, Wendell
Palfrey; Seafood: John Catchot.
Nose Beaugez, I. l.. Cook; FL
nance: George Young, Albert
Austin, Henry Girot, Charles NJ.
Carr, DR.. F. O.. Sehmide; Publici-
ty: Warren Jackson, Ruth Carr,
Virginia Lee; Athletic: Cyril Hop
kins, Don Eglin, Mrs. f. c. Brou,
VIM. McPhearson; Advertising:
Harry Lee, Warren jackson, Jud-
lin Girot.
At the meeting Joe Butler read
a communication from the presi-
dent Of the Mississippi Academy
of Science to the effect that
about $50 members would be on
the coast during March and would
visit the site Of the proposed new
laboratory at Magnolia State
Park.
Miss Nellie Tallman, execu-
tive secretary of the County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross, and Miss Jessie BOYD who
formerly held the position before
her resignation, will issue Certi-
ficates of Merit of World. War
II to qualified persons at The
Town Hall on March 81.
Mrs. Champ Gay and Mrs. Os-
car Joachim appointed
leaders of the Red Cross drive
house-t0-house canvass and have
appointed the following to assist:
Mesdames Heffner, Jr., Beryl Cd
enbeek, Arnold Stedman, f.
Pabst, Roland Lovelace, Harry
Lee, Ruth White, Geo. Arndt, +.
A. Lindsey, Bruce Thomas and
NJ. l.. Cigour.
Mrs. Henry Girot left Mond""
for Santa Barbara, Cal, to visit
her daughter and son-in-IaW, M.
and Mrs. Terry Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Moran and
Miss Marion Hing spent the
weekend in New Orleans.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. L. DeVoe OF
East Beach has as tleeir guests
recently DR.. and Ms. J.W. Nix
on Davis Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hing of
Corpus Christi visited their par
ents here with Mrs. Hing, the
former Miss Marion Forde, re
naming for a longer visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
K. Forde.
Mr.. James r. Leavell and Mrs.
l.. L. Cook spent Wednesday in
Vicksbur9 with Mrs Fannie WI
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams
and daughter, Pamela of Pensa-
cola spent last weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Bruno Martin.
Mrs. l.. A. Lunday and Mrs.
L. M. Mcclure have returned to
New Orleans to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cristadora
of Washington, D.. c, accompani
ed them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.. Min
nemeyer, accompanied by Leroy
Conway, are visiting in Florida.
Mrs. O. D.. Davidson who has
been visiting her daaghter, Mrs
j. f. Elliott and family, in Hous-
ton, Tex, has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Alexander had az
her guests last week Mrs. Lee
Camp end Mrs. Robert c. Safe
OF Birmingham.
f. A. Khavat, president Of the
Moss Point Rotary Cub. and A
j. Franklin, County Agriculture
Agent, Were guest speakers a
the Ocean Springs Rotary Wed
nesday. Highway Improvements
in jackson county was the theme