The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

day afternoon al 8 O'Clock from
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Voivedieh in Ocean Springs
and St. Alphonsus Catholic
church by the Rev. Francis deg
nan. Pallbearers were Albert
Westbrook, Joseph Duffie. Lloyd
Catchot, Carl Voivedich, Berton
McGinty and O'Farrell Seymour.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Voivedich; two sons, l.. j.
Westbrook of Chicago, Ill, and
Adam Westbrook of ocean
Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Mae
Westbrook of New Orleans, and
Mrs. Lille Buehler of Bav St.
Louis; two brothers, Jack Rich
mond of New Orleans and Nor
man Seaman of Biloxi.
1t. G.g.) Philip Edmond Brou,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Brou,
has received permanent citations
for his air medal and the Gold
Stars in lieu of his second and
third air medals. 1t Brou, now
serving at the Naval Air Sta
ton in Jacksonville, Fla, earn
Ell the awards while taking part
in aerial action against theta
panese forces in the Ryukyu Is
lands.
Squadron X, Keesler Field,
gave a surprise birthday party
for Miss Jean Hing Tuesday
night at her home. A group Of
girls from Biloxi and Ocean
C.Ataro .fAr. tnNttnA aAA on
joyed dancing and games. A
three-tiered birthday cake cen
tered the r%efreshment table and
the hosts served ice cream and
cake.
The Parent Teacher Associa.
ton held the monthly meeting
Wednesday, the Home Economics
class instructor, Mrs. David, pre-
septed a style show of dresses
made in class. Virginia Lee n
nounced the program and "A
Prayer was given by Trixie Null
Inns. Taking part in the style
show were Shirley Grey, Jackie
Voivedich, Mollie Lewis and
Ann Joachim, Mayor Albert
Westbrook addressed the gather
ing. A nominating committee,
consisting of Mrs. judith Girot,
Mrs. Oscar Joachim and Mrs.
Don Eglin, was appointed. sThe
Home Economics class served a
salad curse at the conclusion of
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, Verne Pabst of
New Orleans were called home
by the death of his mother, Mrs
George Pabst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Endt had
as their guests last week her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Nelson
and Mayor and Mrs George Cal
houn of Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Marie Van Court had as
her guest for two weeks Mrs. |
Loretta Masters of New York.
EB. Shapker of Evanston, H.,
q former resident OF Ocean
Springs, is staying at Bayou
Chateau.
MI. ard Mrs. A. p. Moran and
Miss Marion Hing motored to
New Orleans Tuesday.
Harry Lee, Joe Butler, and
Clarence Hamilton were visitors !
to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W Halstead,
Jr., and children, Betty Lynn
and f. W. III, have returned to
their home in Mission, Tex, al
ter spending several months with
their relatives here.
Mrs. Grant Humphrey had al
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Casey of Peoria, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Sorby tnee
Elsa Weyerstall) announce the
birth OF a daughter at the Biloxi
hospital March s.
Bud Matteson who has been
visiting friends on the coast for
several weeks has returned to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Snyder
are visiting their daughter, Mrs,
Dale Hugus and Mr., Hugus in
Chicago.
Lee Jordan and daughter, Judy,
have returned from T~aylorville,
Miss. where they had been Wis
iting Judy's grandmother, Mrs.
Craft.
The Woman's Club met Thurs
dav afternoon at the Edwards
house with j. S. Bradford, author
ity on iaponicas as guest speaker.
Miss Bernadine Wulff sang sever
al songs and tea was served by
the garden committee.
Mrs. Mary f. Pabst, go, native
of LaFontaine, Ind and a resi-
dent of Ocean Springs for 4S
years. died at her residence on
Halstead Road last week. Funer-
al services were held Friday from
the PRESBYTERIAN church with in
terment in Evergreen cemetery.
Misses Shirley Gray, Gloria
and Estelle Gay accompanied
Mrs. c. M. Carr to the Pan-Hel-
lenic danee at Gulf Coast Hill
tarv Academy Saturday.
Mrs. Mike LaMacchia of Long
Branch, N, j., is the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eg-
lin.
An amateur program was spon-
sored by the high school junior
class Friday night in the audi
torium. In the Tom Thumb wed
ding little Jackie Hall and jim
ME Dorrah were bride AMI
groom nth Danny Brown as the
minister In the contests prizes
were won by Wilfred and Joan
Ryan and Charlotte Lee and by
Welton Davis of Biloxi and Joe
RYAN in the second group.