The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Alice
Fisher Of Biloxi and Mrs. Rogel
D'Aquin of New Orleans.
Miss Sherry Ann Brown of Bi
loxi entcrtained last week will
a shower for Miss Wieder, guest.
being her school mates.
Miss Peggy Eglin was hostes.
at a shower for Miss Wieder las.
week at which the school friend.
of Miss Eglin and Miss Wiedel
were entertained.
The Woman's Clab met Thurs
day afternoon at the EdWard.
House. fhe music chairman, NJ s
NJ. G. Nissen vas il charge &
the program. presenting Mrs
Orwin Scharr in an Easter read.
ing and Miss B%efnadine Wulff II
several vocal selections accom-
panied BY Miss Katherine shy
der.
II. p. Plateau was elected pres
ident Of the Ocean Springs schoe.
board following the resignation
Of l.. j. B. Mesiier. who has
served for % years. Gus Nelson
who has been secretary for l9
years also resigned and Joe But
Ter was elected.
ST. Johns Episcopal Guild met
last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ellis Handy. The following pan
ned to attend the district CON
vention in Gulfport Monday,
Mesdames Joseph Taylor, G. c.
Gardner, Henry Terry, and NJ.
Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Dry Of Danvers. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore
have returned from . visit with
Mrs. f. T. finding of Crowley,
La.
Mark Seymour Post v. f. w.
installed officers for the coming
year at their meeting last week.
Mayor F. Johnson, commander;
Jos Bolton, senior vice-eommand-
er; Milton J.. Seymour, junior
vice commander; +. Schmidt
quartermaster; George McEWen,
adjutan.. Trustees installed were
Tom Murphy, Bernard Van
Court, Robert Herman. Past
Commander Frank Buehle
thanked the members for their
cooperation during the past year.
Misses Jessie Boyd and Ethel
Rice spent two DAYS in Jackson
last week with Silas Boyd and
family. HIS son, Beverly, and
grandson, Richard Of Arlington,
Va, were also guests for a fam
lily reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Grit
fin of San Antonio, Texas, Wis
tied Misses Ethel Rice and Jessie
Boyd last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rupp
have their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Kraft of Newark. N. j, visit
ing them,
MIR. and Mrs. L. H.. Cosper
have returned from Columbia,
La, where they have been VS.
ting their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, DIR. and Mrs. K. l.. Carroll.
Mrs. o. II. Heffner, Jr,, and
MRS. Minnie Breei had an Easter
egg hunt last Saturday for Girl
| Scout Troop One on the lawn
of the Breel home on Jackson
| Avenue. Prizes went to 'Anice
Hopkins, Francis Matthew and
Bernell Van Court. Following the
games refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cazaubon had
as their Easter guests Marx Co
hen, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Co
hen, Jr., and Mrs. Helen An
drews of New Orleans.
The American Legion Auxili-
airy met Wednesday night at the
Legion Hall with the president,
Mrs. Ruth Mullins, presiding.
After the business meeting a So
cial hour of games were enjoy
ed. prizes going to Mrs. Rose
Catchot, Mrs. Mary Alice john
son and Mrs. Nellie Van Court.
Cake and punch were served by
the hostesses, Mrs, Emily Duf-
J fie and Mrs. Oral Mae Senseny.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Ell
kin and Mrs. Chester Snyder
attended the Methodist confer
ence in Gulfport Thursday.
Miss Patsy Davidson of the
University Of Mississippi and
guests. Bob Covert, of Meridian,
and Bill Bryant of Oxford spent
the Easter holidays with her
mother, Mrs. O. ID. Davidson.
Miss Mary O'Keefe left FRI
day for Washington to visit her
brother. Colonel John O'Keefe
and family.
Mrs. f. B. Thomas and grand
daughter, Cynthia Heinz, of Chi
cag0 are visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Thomas.
Mrs. Dickson Hodges left last
| Thursday for Kansas City, Mo-,
and will be followed by Mr..
Hodges and son. Bill, to attend
The wedding of their son. Bob, to
Miss Martha Reborn on Thurs