The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

bows. In the dining room a
table Christmas tree was the CEN
ter of attraction with white can
dies effectively placed around the
room.
White Christmas" was played
as the guests arrived. Each guest
was given an autograph book, and
secured the autograph of all the
other guests.
The contest was taken from the
lines of the song white Christ
mas. In the snow scene, Buddy
Holmes won the dream, and Dom
aid Martin won the nightmare. A
debate-subject Christmas OF
Mothers Day More Fun Than
! Christmas of Grandmother's Day"
was won by Betty Gray Roberts
and Buddy Holmes. In the snow
race Betty Gray Roberts and
O'Dell Salisbury yer the win
ners.
Refreshments of hot chocolate
with marshmallows, sandwiches
and Christmas cookies were serv-
ed to Betty Gray Roberts, Marion
Thomas, Aline Knight, Betty
Rouse, Buddy Holmes, O'Dell Sal
isbury, Herman Salisbury and
Donald Martin.
Announces Birth of Son
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berries an
nounce the birth of an eight
pound and eight-ounce son at the
Jackson County hospital, Satur-
day. He is the first grandchild
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berries Of
Pascagoula, and the first great
grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
Mallette and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Berries of Biloxi. The baby ha:
been named Roy James, Jr.
Penton Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Penton hac
all of their children and grand
children home for Christmas
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Houston Penton and son, H. c.
Jr., of Gautier; Mr.. and Mrs
George Penton and daughter
Ann of Vancleave; Rev. and Mrs
Kell Penton and daughters, Pen
ny and Donna of Jackson; MI. ant
Mrs. Joseph Penton and chill
dren, Joe, Jr., and Emily of Mo
bile; Gordon, Mabry and CLAUDE
Penton of Gautier; Floyd Pentol
of Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Lou
Use Penton of Perkinston Jr. col
lege; Mrs. Edith Armstrong, sis
ter of Mrs. Penton, from Oceal
Springs and Mrs. F. c. Golden o
Mobile also enjoyed the Christ
mas dinner.
Lee Slime of the United State
Merchant Marine academy a
K%ingsport, N. Y, spent tn
Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Slime. H
returned to K~ingsport, Tuesda.
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Conner hav'
returned from Missouri to thei
home in Gautier where they join
ed their son, Ralph Bandy. The,
will remain here until April.
Mrs. Earl Moschgot and son
Robert, returned Tuesday from
Rochester, N. Y, where they hav'
been visiting Mrs. Moschgot'
mother, Mrs. Fred LaRoque.
Mrs. Esther Seperi and Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. Ellis of Trenton, Mo-, are
vacationing with Mr. and Mrs
Harold Goodrich in Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bond o
Atlanta, are visiting MI. and Mrs
Earl Bond.
Bill Roberts who was operated
on Thursday last, came home Il
his mothers home Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Norris returned
Sunday from Beaufort, N. c.
where she has been with her hus
band who is there on business foi
the Quinn Fisheries.
Miss Elizabeth Guillotte, wht
is a student nurse at Mercy hos
pital in Vicksburg spent Sunday
through Tuesday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Guillotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Hutchin'
and three sons, Harold, Abner anC
Ed have moved into me of thu
Lopez cottages. They have beer
living in Pascagoula.
J. T. Tillman of Tuscaloosa
Ala, visited his sister, Mrs. Lee
Rouse Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dismuke of Pascagoula
visited Mrs. Dismuke's sister, Mrs
Lee Rouse, Saturday.
Mrs. Vernon Rouse, who wa.
carried to a hospital in New Or
leans last Sunday is somewha
improved. She will be able t,
leave the hospital one day thi
week but will have to stay il
New Orleans for the next ter
days.
Mrs. Lyle Parker and daugh
ters. Jessie and Mary of Nattoon
Ill, who are wintering il
Biloxi, and John Nolan and Pro
fessor Walden Fisher of Cornell
University, visited Mr. and Mrs
E. B. Townsend. SUNDAY.