The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14

wards House. Mrs Chester Sny-
der welcomed the seniors and
turned the program over to Mrs.
judith Girot who introduced Mrs.
francesca Spencer, class spon-
sor, who, in turn, introduced
Bonnie Williams, class president.
Mrs. Donald Bethel sang, accom-
panied by Estelle Gay, and later
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Les Wis
well served at a tea table lovely
with an arrangement of white
gladioli. Business of the meeting
included naming of a nominating
committee composed of Mrs.
Jimmie Edwards, Mrs. Henry
Girot and Mrs. Ellis Handy. Mrs.
c. d. Todtenbier announced that
the club won second place in
citizenship at the district meet
ing in Picayune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Duffie,
Mrs. Emily Ryan and Mrs. Helen
Bolton accompanied Mr. ard Mrs.
Morgan of Gulfport to Perkin-
ston College where they heard
Charles E. Duffie in a music re-
cital.
Gerald Hayes has been pro-
NOTED to corporal and he and
Mrs, Hayes, the former Mary
Merle Scharr, are stationed in
San Antonio.
Mrs. r. NJ. Parker left this
weekend for California where
she will visit friends before de-
parting for Hawaii to visit her
son, Commander Robert M. Par
ker.
Mrs. Ruth White was appointed
rehabilitation chairman and MRS.
Raymond Jackson hospital chair
man of the VIEW auxiliary at q
meeting last week.
Nj. and Mrs. Merrill Scharr CO.
LIBERATED their young daughter
Brenda's third birthday by in
yiting members of the family for
ice cream and cake. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Scharr, Mr.
and Mrs. Orwin Scharr and SONS,
MI. and Mrs. John Webb and
son, Clair Scharr and daughter.
Rotary Club members Wendell
Palfrey, Albert Auer. G. r. john
ston and Champ Gay spoke at the
WV meeting last week.
Mrs. James Leavell and house
guest, Mrs. Urban Hughes of
Laurel, are visiting in Chicago.
Rotary Boy Scout Troop 2l0
has received a 50-year lease from
the city to a lot on which to
build a club house, according to
an announcement made at the Ro-
tary meeting. Plans for the club
house were turned over to the
Board of Directors. President Ed
Lloyd and Chester Snyder were
named as delegates to Youth,
Inc, in Pascagoula.
Miss Jackie Voivedich, Charles
Duffy and Charles Davis of
Ocean Springs appeared on a pro-
gram presented by the Perkins
ton College Glee Club in the
high school auditorium last week.
Mrs. Joe Bruno was elected
president of the ST. Alphonsus
Mothers Club Monday. Other Of
ficers were Mrs. Bernard Beau
gez. vice president; Mrs. Claude
Trehan. secretary; Mrs. Cecil
Ryan, treasurer. Medals for per-
feet attendance were presented
Mesdames w. Bellman, Clarence
Williams, Dora Seymour, Elsie
Ryan, Charlotte Trahan, Rather
inc Ryan, Cora Beaugez and Wv
ian Wagner. Hostesses for the
supper which followed were Mes
DANES Ambrose Fayard, Joe
Bruno, Cyril Ryan and Clarence
Williams.
American Legion Ladnier Post
has named Harry Hutchinson and
Paul Gattis of the Ocean Springs
high school to attend Boys State
in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey W, Brani-
gar entertained at a dinner at
Gulf Hills Tuesday night when
guests We're Mr. and Mrs. E, ".
Richards, Mrs. Richard A. Waters
and Richard Branigar.
Mr., and Mrs. w. F. Gambia of
Harahan. La, are at their cot
tage on Raybourn avenue.
Mrs. L. ], B, Mestier is visit
ing relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. Chester Snyder has re-
turned from Jackson where she
was called by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Murray.
Miss Trixie Mullin was elected
president of the MYF at a meet
ing Friday and other officers
were Miss Ladora McRaney. vice
president; Miss Estelle Gay, sec
rotary, Clarence Hamilton, Jr..
treasurer; Carol Ann SNYDER.
worship chairman; Donald PAYNE
and Jayne Nickson. world FRIEND
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