The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

enjoyed by all. Mrs. King, the
English teacher, told the associa-
ton of the great need of more
fiction books for the high school
library. A banquet for the par
ents to meet their teachers was
discussed and decided to be held
next Monday night when the
first anniversary of the P-TA will
be held. Mr.. Edward Parker
spoke on the need of getting more
members and it was decided to
put on some kind of entertain
ment for the next meeting. The
president appointed members for
the various committees. Refresh
ments were served in the home
economics room by Mrs. Bradley
and the home economics girls to
the twenty members present.
Prof A.. E. Bradley and some
of the teachers with Mrs. Leslie
Golf, president of the P-TA at
tended the Teachers meeting in
Gulfport Monday afternoon.
The Game and Fish Associa-
ton held its regular meeting
at Wade School auditorium Tues
day evening when many things
of interest were discussed and
passed on.
The many friends of Mrs. 7. J.
Kirkwood are sorry to hear she
is still convalescent and was car
ried back to Jackson County Hos
pital Saturday. II is hoped she
will soon recaver.
Vandol Afford of Hurley WIS.,
tied Joyce Faggard Sunday.
Bro. Wyatt of the Baptist
church will speak on Go Ye,
therefore and preach the Gospel
to every Creature" Sunday MORN
ing, which will be followed by a
picture that night of some foreign
mission field. Everyone who does
not attend services elsewhere is
invited to attend.
The following pupils made the
Honor Roll for the first month of
school at Wade; Primary, Robbie
Joe Brooks, Faye Nell Taylor,
Jewell Hearndon, and Gwendolyn
Brown; second grade, Phillip
Vaughan, Walden Jackson, Toxey
Valley, Bobby V. Mailman, Walt
er Lee Waltman, Robert Davis,
Mary Ellen Capers, Jerol Golf,
Eual Atkinson, Sara Cumbest,
Wanda johnson, Shirley Atkins,
Joan Cumbest, Wayne Parker,
Warren Pierce, Wayne Williams,
Patsy Cumbest and Burlon Arm
strong. Third grade, Roma Jean
Vaughn, Martha Marie Parker,
Annelle Cumbest, Vivian Cum
best, Media Parker, Larry Davis,
Velma Golf, Vereje Ann Holland,
j. L. Cumbest, ]. L. Davis, Joan
Scarborough, Carolyn Parker June
Kirkwood, Butler Smith, Geral-
dine Walker, Mae Thompson, La
verne Kinard, Annie Irene Coch-
ran, Sue Diamond, Annie Hester,
Pearline Lovelace, Dorman Car
ter, Marie Goff, Larry Bradley
and Joe Nell Broun. Fourth grade,
Robert Herndon, Evelyn Powe,
Inc Cumbsst, James Golf, Ben
ME Sue Broun, Marie Braxton,
II. w. Parker, Janet Williams, J.
d. Brooks and Sue Parker, Fifth
grade, J. w. Kirkwood, Shirley
Ward, Lonnie Atkinson, Jessie
Dowdy. Viola Howard, Gerald
Cochran and Wilton Carter Sixth
grade. Shirley Walker. Dolores
Cumbest Dwight Mailman. Neal
Walman. Merle Greene. Maggie
Lee MeNeilly. Elouise Golf, Olean
Kennedy, Sherry Davis. Bobby V.
Davis. Melba Goff, Mary Evans,
Patricia Taylor, Shirley Hearn-
don, Joyce Eley, Imogene Lam
kin. Betty Davis, Howard Carter,
Velma Trussell. Martha Emma
Brooks, Willie d. johnson, Carl
Porter and Lizzie Hester. Sew
enth grade. Veneil Kibhy. Vernal
Kibby. Betty Lou Scarborough.
Norma Jean Brooks, Barbara
Jean Eley. GeneVieve Hester,
Agnes Thompson. Berniee Thomp-
son. Mary Nell Carter. Mary Jane
Martin. Sylvia Carter. Georgia
Mae Evans. Joseph Ed Rockwell,
Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Joseph
Taylor. Bertis Porter. David
Vaughan. Archie Golf. Wilton
Pierce and Lynn Dee Searbor.
ough. Ninth grade, Buddy Ellis
Tenth grade. Maxine Watson
Dale Brooks, Ruth Pierce and
Marie Davis. Eleventh grade
Olean Scarborough, Myrlene
Cumbest and Mary Lou Newman
Twelfth grade, Leroy Pierce
Maxine Carter. Bobby Jear
Brooks. Myrtle Randall and Arvi.
Cumhest