The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07

mander Johnson.
Mrs. Darius T. Phillips OF Pot
towatomie Park, Mich, and Mrs.
Bernice Switzer of New Orleans
are spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Minnemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Minnemey-
er have returned from their sum-
mer home at Georgian Bay, Can
ada.
Chester Davis of Jackson is
spending the week on the coast.
MI. and Mrs. w. F. Dale drove
to FL Paso, Texas, last week and
met their daughter, Mrs. Thelma
Bradford, of Los Angeles, Calf.
The Rev. NJ. ]. Lee of Virgins
conducted morning and evening
services in the Baptist church
here last Sunday.
Mrs. L. S. Conner of New Or
leans is visiting her son, Donald,
and family at their home in Low
ers Lane.
Mrs. E. l.. Carroll and sons of
Columbus, La, who have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cosper, have returned
home.
Mrs. D.. M. Bethel has returned
home after a visit in Texas of
several weeks. Mr.. Bethel and
daughter and Charles Rouse mo-
tored TO New Orleans to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kindley
had as house guests recently MI.
and Mrs. Frederick j. Lounsbury,
James Winter and Miss Daisy
Reichenbach of Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Meta Runnels of Vicks-
burg spent last weekend as the
guest of Lloyd Lee.
Mrs. f. c.. Thimble motored
to New Orleans last Thursday.
Mrs. c. Herman had as guests
last weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Sandoz, Mrs. O. Neff and Stan
ford Johnson of New Orleans.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt and
children motored to Plaquemine,
La, last Saturday to visit Mrs. j.
Richard, Mrs. Schmidt's mother.
Mrs. Donald Conner has return
ed from New Orleans where she
underwent a major operation.
Frank Werner of the Merchant
Marine left Saturday for a Europ-
can voyage.
Mrs. Ivan Gautier and son, Mrs.
Lopez, Tillie Davis, Phil Davis
and Bruce Mohler attend perk-
inston Homecoming ceremonies
last Saturday.
Miss Shirley Lloyd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lloyd, left last
week to enter Charity Hospital
in New Orleans for training.
Miss Kate Griffith, who has
been i'll at her home on the Van
cleave road, was taken to the BIZ
loxi hospital last week.
Mrs. L. J. B. Mestier, who has
been in the Foundation hospital
in New Orleans, is at home recup-
perating.
Zeke Masden of Mobile visited
the Harry Lees last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Edwards mo-
tored to New Orleans Monday.
A. p. Moran, supervisor of Beat
4, attended the state supervisors
convention at a coast hotel last
week.
The following pupils of st. AL
phonsus school were on the hon
orable mention roll: primer, Ir-
win Cox, Patty Jordan; first grade,
Elmyra Mitchell, John Norman;
second grade, David Marx, Myra
Mitchell, Shirley Cayton; fourth
grade, Robert Mitchell; fifth
grade, Glenn Ryan, Glenn Bruno;
sixth grade, Janice Van Court;
seventh grade, Henry Valentine;
eighth grade, Gene Fayard.
The Debruette Club gave a Hal
lowe'en party last Thursday at the
Community Center. Halloween
decorations were used. Club
mothers, Mrs. Russell Carver and
Mrs. John Matheidas, served cold
drinks. sandwiches and candy to
30 couples.
Mrs. Chester Snyder, president
of the W. S. c. S., presided over
the meeting Tuesday and pre-
scented the program. Mrs. Champ
Gay, Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. J. l..
Dickey and Mrs. Snyder partici-
pated. A business session pre-
ceded the program.
The Cynthia Gottsche Circle
of the Baptist church met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. c. j.
Steelman. The program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Walter Armstrong,
Mrs. Ernest Steelman, Mrs. Ruby
Noel, Mrs. B. McGinty. Mrs.
Richard Steelman and Mrs. w.
A.. Burkes. A party plate was
served by the hostess following
the meeting to Ia members.
DR.. A. E. Hopkins of Biloxi
Oyster Laboratories was the guest
speaker Wednesday at Rotary.
DR.. Hopkins. biologist, was for
merly with the u. S. Fish and
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