The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-17

Mrs. H. Munson Anger of New
Hampshire and the Rev. James
Mulholland were present. Fol-
lowing the business Mrs. Tod
tenbier served refreshments, as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Snyder.
Officers of the Ocean Springs
high school Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION were entertained We'd
nesday at luncheon by the Home
Economics class of the colored
school who served and prepared
the luncheon for Mesdames
Champ Gay. Lynn Gottsche, Jud-
lin Girot, Oscar Joachim, c.. r.
Johnson and James R. Leavell.
Annie Winds, colored home dem
onstration agent for the county,
gives her services one day a week
to the class. Mrs. Leavell has
also been instructing the class in
table serving.
The Senior class of the Ocean
Springs high school celebrated
senior day" Thursday. They APP
peared at school in the morning
dressed as small children. They
had lunch in Biloxi and went to
the picture show. Members of
the graduating class are Mar
tina Essary, Virginia Forde, Ethel
Young, Mary Lou Guice, Doro-
thy Fountain, Anna Ross, Shar-
on Maurer and Harold Hutchin-
son, Paul Gattis, Ronald Webb,
Jerry Bunch, Jerry Webb, St1n-
ley Mohler, Michael Anderson,
Milton Webb. Charles Hosey and
the sponsor, Miss Jan Milan.
Miss Isabelle Hodges, Mrs. A.
Sturdavant, Miss Elsie McFar-
land, Miss Polly Handy and Mrs.
Ellis Handy spent Thursday in
New Orleans.
Connie McGinty of the Mer-
chant Marine has arrived from a
trip overseas for Christmas with
his parents, MI. and Mrs. B. Nc
Ginty.
Mrs. Ida Mae Catchot, recently
elected worthy matron of the
OES, announces the following ap-
pointments: Mrs. Nora Rupp,
chaplain; Mrs. Christine Hamil-
ton, marshal; Mrs. Pearl Tardy,
Adah; Mrs. Mavis Reeves, Ruth;
Mrs. Lizzie O'Neal, Esther; Mrs.
Bertha Brodnax, Martha; Mrs.
Virginia Poitevent, Electa; Mrs.
Ellen Parker, warden; Mrs. Lor-
raine Williams, sentinel.
Mrs. Lloyd Catchot entertained
Friday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Vida, in honor of the lat
ter's ninth birthday. following
games, ice cream and cake were
served to a number of guests.
j. The Girl Scouts met Monday
with Mrs. Robert Schwartz, Scout
leader, at st. Johns Parish house
for election of officers. Lorna
Doone Carr was named presi-
dent; Nancy George. vice presi-
dent; jamie Schmidt, treasurer;
Sally Ann Coester, secretary; and
Helen Ray Hutchinson, report
er. A committee on procedure is
composed of Mary Anderson,
Jean Cherry, Betty Bilbo and
Mary Fountain.
A meeting was called Monday
at the home of Mrs. James
Bridges in the interest of the
proposed expansion of Shearwa-
ter Crafts. A committee was APP
pointed to circulate a petition to
signify that a majority of voters
will vote %favorably if an election
is called. Those appointed we're
Mesdames Ted Simpson, Champ
Gay, Albert Endt, Lynd Gottsche,
J. T. Powers, Ellis Handy.
The French club o. Ocean
Springs high school enjoyed a
visit from Mrs. Peter Anderson
who told of her years at school
in France and displayed copy
books and pictures of the school.
She will visit them again for a
discussion in French.
The American Legion Christ
mbas party was held Wednesday
of last week at the home of Mrs.
Helen Bolton. Games were played
and prizes awarded to Mrs. Kay
Fondren, Mrs. Clarence Williams
and Mrs. Carrie Ames. Gifts were
exchanged followed by a supper
hu Mrc EpoiIxy Puon