The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-13
News From Ocean Springs .
Miss Edna Mae Evers Becomes Bride
OF Robert L. Maxwell at Lovely Rites

per, C. c. Gardner, Ellis Handy,
John Cox, James Bridges, Henry
Terry. M. E. Sherman, Robertson
Palmer, James Friar, Esther Ly-
one and Miss M. Copperman.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Kisshman
(nee Oracle Patterson of Ocean
Springs, now of Sarasota, Fla,
announce the birth of twin boys,
Donald and Ronald, January %.
Mrs. lola Davidson, who was
operated on recently in Mobile,
is recuperating in the Biloxi hos
pital Her daughter, Mrs. Marco
Figerroa of Memphis, is with her.
William Hosey, Wade Gale and
Smitty Schmidt, members of the
Notre Dame band, went to New
Orleans Friday and participated
in the Hermes parade.
Mrs. c. c. McLelland has re-
turned from Conway, S. c.
Charles Hutchinson is visiting
in Texas.
Mrs. Karl Meyers of Chicago
arrived last week to occupy her
home in Gluf Hills.
Professor j. d. Menchoffer ad-
dressed the M. Y. f., last Sunday
evening in st. Paul's Methodist
church on World Peace" Supper
was served following the meeting
and Professor and Mrs. Men,
choffer and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hardin were guests OF the M. Z.
F. Professor Menchoffer Is Wis
ting on the coast from Michigan
State college.
The w. M. S. met last Tuesday
afternoon in the Baptist church
with Mrs. Albert Endt presiding.
Mrs. w. r. Storie opened the
meeting with prayer and Mrs.
Jack Hall gave the devotional.
During the business session, 1t
was voted to buy a wool carpet
for the pastors study. Mrs. c. j.
Steelman closed the meeting with
prayer.
Founders Day was celebrated
Wednesday afternoon at the Par
ent Teacher Association with Mrs.
Champ Gay presiding. The pro-
gram was put on by members OF
the fifth and sixth grades. Con-
tributions were given to the
March of Dimes, school film libra
ry and needy children lunches.
A bond issue will be voted on on
March 2 that will provide four
additional rooms for the school
and relieve the very crowded con-
dition. Members were urged to
go to the polls. Refreshments
were served in the cafeteria by
the hostesses, Mesdames Gene
Mullins, Lloyd catchot, Beverly
and Don Eglin. Hostesses
for the March meeting are Mrs.
Edwin Snyder, Mrs. Jack Hall
and Mrs. NJ. Parker.
Mrs. Hugh Mckinney presided
at the W. S. c. S. meeting last
Tuesday in the absence of Mrs
Chester Snyder. A book review
was given by Mrs. Champ Gay.
Mrs. ]. c. Wright closed the meet
ing with prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Richards who
recently purchased the Warren
Jackson home in Gulf Hills yer
hosts at a dinner party in the Fin
and Feather room at Gulf Hills
last Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich
ards, relatives from New Orleans,
Miss Elizabeth B. Keane and Mrs.
Clara Cote of New Orleans, Mr..
and Mrs. N. l.. Carter, Brother
Peter and Howard Gilmore of
Bay st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. B~ranigar, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Raynor, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. Boy
Ian, MI. and Mrs. Earl c. Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren jack
son. Mrs. Doris Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs, James Barker Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Waters, Conrad De-
gal, M. Muniot, Martha 10 Gar
rett. Dick and Jim Waters were