The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-25

april Showers Bring May
Flowers" was the teme used foi
the Junior-Senio banquet hello
Saturday night at the Lamp-Light
Inn. This theme was carried out
in the decorations, through the
use of the class colors, with blue
ruffled parasols and trailing vel
low jasmine as the highlIghts
Bonnie Williams, president of the
junior class acted as toastmasteI
and gave the address of welcome
with the senior president, Charles
Rouse, responding. Geusts intro
duced were Fred Moran, super
visor Of Beat 4; Mayor As. West
brook; II. p. Plateau, president OF
the school board; l.. j. b Mestier,
retiring president of the board,
Joe Butler, secretary of the board,
S. S. Wall, superintendent of
schools. junior class sponsors.
Mrs. Oscar Joachim and Mrs.
James Denison; senior sponsor,
Mrs. Francesca Spencer; Mrs. ID.
M. Bethel, junior home room
mother; Mrs. Champ Gay, senior
home room mother; Pete Steel
man, sophomore class; III. r. Lee,
press; Earl Taylor. Rotary; Mrs.
Chester Snyder, woman's club;
Bernard Vancourt, American Lee
gion; Mrs. Eugene Mullins, Am
erican Legion Auxiliary; Frank
Beuhler, V. +. W; Mrs. Mayor
johnson, V. +. w. Auxiliary:
Mrs. Lloyd Catchot, p. T. A.; and
Mrs. judith Girot, substitute
teacher.
The Woman's Club presented
a Mother and Daughter" pro-
gram Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. v. G.. Humphrey, citizenship
chairman, in charge. Taking part
were Mrs. j. C. Gay and daugh-
tiers, Gloria, Estelle and Jonne:
Mrs. Weir and daughter, Mrs. A..
Austin, and granddaughter, Alice
Elizabeth Austin; Mrs. Francesca
Spencer and daughter. Frannie:
Mrs. Chester Snyder and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sanders, and grand
daughter, Shirley Sanders; Mrs.
S. S. Wall and daughter, Martha
Ann; Mrs. Henry Girot and
daughters, Mrs. Fielding Coester,
Mrs, Roy Riviere and Mrs. judith
Girot and grandaughters, Sally
Ann and Susan Coester and Joan
Girot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Ruth Mullins, Mrs.
Maude Endt, Mrs. Sara Dalgo,
Mrs. Gladys Hadnot and Mrs.
Betty Manuel attended the grand
chapter session of the Order of
Eastern Star last week in jack
son.
Mr.. and Mre. B. r. Joachim and
baby son have returned to Quincy,
Ill, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Joachim.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Hennie had
as their guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G.. Boutall and sons,
Douglas and Neal, of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Burmaster
have their daughter, Mrs. ID. r,
Evans, and Mr.. Evans of Natural
Bridge, Va, as their guests.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Hunt weee DR.. and Mrs.
Edward Rogers of Mobile.
f. c. Brou, district commander
of the American Legion spoke at
Rotary Club meeting We'd
nesday and announced that the
registration section of the u. S.
Army under the sponsorship of
the American Legion would show
a moving picture, Decision" in
Biloxi soon. Three birthdays were
celebrated at luncheon, those of
Bill Barbour, Chester Snyder and
DR.. Eric Lindholm. Visiting Ro-
tarians were I G. Mathew, St.
John, Mich; A. J. Franklin, Moss
Point; Paul Bacon, Champaign,
ILL.,; Earl Denham. Buster Mallard,
Riley Burnett, John Lockett, f.
Theo. Friedhof. Lionel Gardner
and M. Thompson of Biloxi.
At the regular meeting of the
Ocean Springs Chamber of Com
merce in April plans were made
to entertain members of the Mis-
sissippi Academy of Science
when they make an inspection
tour of Magnolia State Park
May /, 2. and 3. The directors
voted to sponsor the sending of
one boy to Boys State in Jack
son at the request of the Ameri-
can Legion. Also a contest for a
slogan for Ocean Springs will be
staged and cash will be given as
prizes.
Mrs. j. Dyer who is spending
several months with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lynd Gottsche. left last
Thursday to visit in Atlanta, Ga.