The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-25
News From Wade .
Buffet Supper In Decorated Setting
Marks Annual Junior Senior Banquet
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The annual Junior-Senior ban
quet was held Friday night at the
High School. The Home Econom-
les Room was most beautifully
decorated with green and gold
colors streaming from the cell
ing over the carefully arranged
tables which were artisticaily de-
corated with spring flowers.
There was a buffet supper after
which several qufzzes were held
with Professor Bradley, Gladys
Cumbest, and Hensel Kirkwood's
tables winning. Those present for
the occasion were: Professor and
Mrs. A. Z. Bradley. MI. and Mrs.
C. A. Holifield, Mesdames Su-
sic Carter and Lillian Faggard.
Misses Ruth Valentine and Rosa
lie Lyle, Sam Mcmillan, Ann Da-
Wis, Carlton Ctimbest, Peggy
June Tidwell, Fred Diamond,
Mary Cumbest, Roy Olan Porter,
Vivian Shumock, Loren Kirk
wood, Helen Davis. Maxine Ward,
Howard Ellzey, Gladys Cumbest,
Edward Atwell. Luther Mason,
Marble Tilley, Joyce Porter. Hen
sci Kirkwood, Myrlene Cumbest,
Elvis Cumbest, MI. and Mrs.
Dick Warden. Willard Kennedy,
Foy Doris, Ruthie May Cumbest.
l.. c. Faggard. Leroy Pierce, De
lores Page, Arvis Scarborough,
Harold Cumbest, Junior Carter,
Myrtle Randall. Bobby Jean
Brooks, and Maxine Carter. The
Home Economics girls served
with Mrs. A. Z. Bradley as the
general director.
Misses Helen Davis and Fay
Doris of P~aseagoula we're Wis
itors 10 Wade Friday night and
attended the Junior-Senior Ban
quet.
Rev. Winstead filled the Bap-
tist pulpit Sunday morning and
evening and had good congrega-
tions for both services in spite
of the Indictment weather.
The Home Demonstration
agents, Miss Vela Mckinley and
Mr.. Maulding met with the Ali
Club members Monday at the
school and the Russian gnats
which are attacking the stock
badly in this community were
discussed and MIR. Maulding Of
fered 20 supply the boys with
D.D.T. at a low cost to spray
with. The All Clover Girls ex-
hibit aprons they had made.
The many frieics of Mrs. T. E.
Golf were sorry to hear OF her
illness and hope for her a speedy
recovery.
The commencement exercises
for the school will begin Sunday
afternoon when a sermon will be
delivered in the school auditor
ium at twilight by the Rev. j.
F. Brock of Moss Point. The
exercises will be held
Thursday night OF 3 o'clock in
the auditorium with State SUI
perintendent j. F. Tubbs of Jack
son delivering the address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wat
son were honored with a miscel-
laneous shower given them in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Holt
field Tuesday night. The honor
ees received many useful gifts.
The intermediate class of the
Baptist Sunday school had charge
of the prayer meeting service
Wednesday night.
Many mothers Of the commu-
nifty visited the school Monday
mlgning for the chapel hour
when Mrs. Susie Carriers primary
room put on a little program. 1t
was thoroughly enjoyed by all
presen: and the parents r al
ways welcome to visit the school
at any time and see the work
being carried on.
Some of our boys and girls en-
tered The track meet Saturday
at Pascagoula and were victor
ious in a few of the races.
Owen Davis was a visitor to
the school Friday. He noted a
number of changes made since
he was a student at the Wade
High school.
Mrs. Hardy Parker and Mrs.
Lillian Waltmon honored. Mr..
and Mrs, Dick Warden with a
kitchen shower Wednesday af-
ternoon in the home of the or
mer's aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Warden