The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16
News From Coulter


The Gautier P-TA held its first
meeting Of 1913 at the school
house last Thursday at 2 p. m.
The meeting was called to order
by the vice president. Mrs. George
Douglas. Mrs. Francis Clifford,
secretary, gave a report on the
finances of the club.
A program was presented by
Mrs. Cash's fifth grade pupils tit
led Dixie. Pupils were black
faced and sang Dixie" in honor
Of Robert E. Lee who made the
song famous during the Civil War.
Mary Anderson rendered a poem,
Sword of Lee.
The club voted to buy two flags
for the Girl Scouts, a Scout Flag
and an American Flag.
Mrs. Hurley Guillotte reported
on tie funds that were used on
the Community Christmas tree
and Mrs. Verne Barnes gave a
report on the finance committee.
The primary room received the
attendance prize for having most
mothers present.
Refreshments of coffee and cook
les were served in the cafeteria
by the hostesses: Mrs. L. w Full
er, Mrs. Joe Wier. Mrs. Willie
Ladnier, and Mrs. Vera Allemond.
One new member, Mrs. Elsie
Bishop, two visitors and eighteen
old members were present.
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Girl Scouts Have Call Meeting
The Girl Scouts held a call
meeting for the purpose of nam
ing patrols, troops and leaders.
Buttercup Troop No. One IS the
name of the troop. Patrol lead
ers were elected as follows: ed
Patrol leader, Mary Wier, with
Joan Fuller as assistant leader;
Blue Patrol leader, Marion Del
comyn with Sandra Douglas as
assistant leader.
The next meeting will be held
Saturday at Graveline, at which
time the Scouts will take their
final test for tenderfoot badges.
Basketball Games
The Gautier Grammar school
boys and girls basketball teams
split a doubleheader with the Pas
eagoula Junior High teams Mon
day afternoon at the gym in Pas
cagoula.
The Gautier girls won the open
ing game by a score OF "a to 81.
At the half way mark Gautier
girls were leading by a score of
10 to 5. High scorer for Gau-
tier was Marion Deleomvn with
Is points and Jackie Draughn
second high scorer with 10 points
In the boys game Paseagoula
won by a score of 80 to IL. The
Gautier boys got off to a good
start and the was Ia to 10
in favor of Pascagoula at the
half. Gautier dropped back in the
last half and only made two more
points while Pascagoula piled up
more scores. Chester Golf was
high scorer for Pascagoula with
16 points. Francis Yocum was
high scorer for Gautier making
six of the II points.
Surprize Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Lewis Nichols surprizeo
her husband on his birthday Wed.
nesday with a dinner. The dining
table was centered with flowers
and on each side silver candle.
sticks with yellow candles made
the table more beautiful. MIR. anc
Mrs. Claude Johnson and daugh.
ter, Claudia, were the only guest,
besides the immediate family.
Wiener Roast
Sylvia Adams entertained last
Saturday night with a wiener
roast for a few friends at the
home of her parents, MI. and Mrs
M. H. Adams. Outdoor games
were enjoyed. Friends who help
ed to make this a gala affair
were: Jimmy McVeay, Aline
knight, Buddy and Dolores Hol-
mes, Dorothy Johnson, Rubye
Caehran, Hermes Ladnier. lie.
verne Ladnier. Leland Collier,
Floyd Penton, Frank Jones. Dor
othy and James Adams, and Mrs.
Curtis Mcmillan.
B. T. u. Club Meets
The B. I. u. Club held its reg
ular meeting Saturday nipht al