The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

field in ceremonies sponsored by
the junior class and their spon.
sor, Mrs. Lucille Dennison, and
Captain Bennie Williams and CO.
captain Richard Mohler.
Entertain Choir
Mrs. Harry Lee, chairman OF
Youth Work, the Rev. and Mrs
Hugh Mckinney, Mrs. Les Wis
well, choir director, and Mrs
T. D. Manuel, organist, of the
st. Paurs Methodist church en-
| tertained the Junior Choir with
supper before service last Sunday
Entertains for House Guest
Mrs. Oscar Joachim entertain
ed last Saturday afternoon for
her house guest, Miss Amy Quick
of Bogalusa. Tea was served from
table decorated with red NUNS
to guests who called to meet Miss
Quick, who formerly taught in the
Ocean Springs High school.
Hold Royal Service Program
A Royal Service Program was
held last week in the Baptist
church with Mrs. John Hayden
in charge. The subject of the
program was Africa" and those
that took part were Mrs. Albert
Endt, Mrs. Eli O'Neil, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hall, Mrs. Gertrude Steel
man and Mrs. c. j. Steelman
Mrs. Donal Bethel sang a solo
and Mrs. Mary Price dismissed the
meeting with prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gale had
as their guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Ray and Mr.. and Mrs
Aucoin Irby of Baton Rouge.
Mrs. A. j. Richard of Plaque
mine, La, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Schmidt, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Forde and
daughter, Virginia and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hing, Jr., and baby
daughter motored to Baton Rouge
last Friday to visit Robert Forde,
student at L. S. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mihieve
and Miss Ethel Young motored to
New Orleans last Friday.
Miss Amy Quick of Bogalusa
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Joa-
chin last weekend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Dalgo mo.
tored to Laurel last Friday nigh,
to see the Pascagoula-Laurel
game.
Chester Davis, Tom Handy EN-
NETT Gordan and Mack Baker
motored to Baton Rouge last Sat
urday. Mr.. Handy stayed over
for visit with friends.
Mrs. Chris Beulah was hostess
to the Tourist club last Friday
afternoon when 16 members were
present.
Gloria Gay, a freshman a
Shorter college, has been choser
as a member of the freshman
commission there.
Mrs. Wilton Parker and bab,
of New Orleans are the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Dalgo.
Sgt. Bill Burks of Oliver Gen
eral hospital, Augusta, Ca, ha
returned there after a ten da,
furlough spent with his family.
| The staff of the Ocean Spring.
High School Annual, Hi Memo
ries", has been announced as fol
lows: editor, Tillie Davis; assist
ant editor, Estelle Gray; business
manager, Pete Steelman; assist
| ant business manager, Paul Cat
tbs; advertising manager, Bever-
ley Drake; assistant advertising
manager, B. Mohler; art editor
/ Joseph Ryan, and assistant ART
editor, Bobby Keebler. Other
members of the staff are Peggy
Carver, Morris Kolb, Milton
Webb, Virginia Forde, Sharon
Maurer, Vincent Catchot, Ferdi-
nand Herman, Ann Joachim, Eth
ell Young, Mary Lou Guice anc
Lloyd Lee. Work has begun or
the 1948 album.
Preview Operetta
An enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Snyder Wednesday when
the forthcoming P-TA operetta
was previewed. The operetta was
written by Mrs. Snyder especially
for the P-TA performance.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt
left last Thursday for Baltimore
to attend the Southern Medical
convention.