The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20

Mrs. Earl Bond and a short bust
ness session was held. The pro.
gram was then turned over tc
Mrs. Hurley Guillotte who pre-.
sented her Girl Scouts in a can
delight service. The Scout pro-
gram was as follows: Mrs. Jack
Mason played the piano while
the girls marched in and took
their places. Mrs. Walter Shaw
presented the flags TO the Scouts
Mary Weir thanked the P-TA fol
the flags. Marion Delcomyn gave
the Pledge of Allegiance and
America" was sung, The Scouts
motto was given by Ann Godfrey
and slogan by Sandra Douglas
Mrs. Walter Shaw then presented
the charter to Mrs. Hurley Gull.
lotte. Roberta Salisbury gave the
Scout Sign and Salute was given
by Barbara Ann Ross assisted by
Marion Delcomyn. Investiture
of the Scout leader by Mrs. d. v
Petty and Mrs. Handy of Pasca-
goula; Girl Scout laws by Gay
nell Thomas; Hymn of Scouting
by all the girls; song, DAY is
Done" and benediction by Scout
leader. Girl Scouts who received
pins were Red Patrol, Mary
Weir, leader, and Joan Fuller,
assistant leader, Barbara Ann
Ross, Eunices Collier, Dorothy
Gautier, Gaynell Thomas, Betty
| Ann johnson and Shirley God
frey, Mascot Mary Anderson.
Blue Patrol: Marion Delcomyn,
leader, Sandra Douglas. assist
ant leader, Dorothy Adams, Ro-
berta Salisbury, Malvo and Ear
line Beasley, Joan Bishop, Ann
Godfrey, Mascot Nancy Morgan.
The meeting then adjourned to
the cafeteria and refreshments
were served by the h~ostesses,
Mrs. Ray Morgan, Mrs. George
Douglas and Mrs. Carl Delcomyn,
consisting of heart shaped cook
les and birthday cake and cof-
fee. Mrs. Cash's fifth and sixth
grade room won the attendance
prize for the most mothers pres
ent. New members were Mrs. l..
L. Slime and Mrs. Roland Gull
lotte and Mrs. ]. A. Holloway.
Joyce Rollins Honored
Mrs. II. B. Rollins honored her
daughter, Joyce, on her 18th
birthday Saturday with a Valen-
tine party. The house was beau
tifully decorated in the Valentine
motif and white narcissus and
white japonicas. The dining ta-
BILE was covered with a birthday
motif cloth and centered with a
beautiful decorated birthday cake
with IL candles. Indoor and out
door games were played. Refresh
ments of Valentine cookies and
candy, ice cream and birthday
cake were served. Out-of-town
guests were Jane Weaver of
Ala, Charlotte Ann
Reeves of Pascagoula, and Mary
and Betty Bilbo of Ocean
Springs. Honor guest was little
Bruce Forensan who celebrated
his third birthday Saturday.
Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lebatard
honored their daughter, Miss Ed
ha and daughter -inlaw, Mrs.
Henry Lebatard with a birthday
dinner Sunday. The immediate
family was present including Mr..
and Mrs. James Lebatard, Henry
Lebatard, the honorees, and MI.
and Mrs. Paul Lebatard.
Episcopal Guild Holds Meeting
The members of St. Pierre's
Episcopal church held its annual
parish meeting Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mathew L. Davis,
Jr. The meeting was opened by
Mrs. Fl. c. Penton, president of
the guild. Activities and plans
for the coming year were dis
cussed. Pot luck supper was en-
joyed. Rev. and Mrs. +. S. Resch
and a number of members of st.
Pierre's church attended this af-
fair.
Gautier VS. Orange Lake
The Gautier grammar school
girls and boys basketball teams
played Orange Lake grammar
school Friday at the gym in Pas
cagoula. Gautier was defeated in
both games. In the girls games
the score was Is to 7. In the
boys game the score was % to 10
with Pettis high score with 10
points for Orange Lake, and
Thomas high scorer with 4 points
for Gautier.
Mrs. r. Q. Johnson served
birthday cake to a group of young
people at her home Sunday af-
ternoon honoring her daughter
Dorothy. Friends of the honoree
who enjoyed cake and soft drinks
were Betty Lee Thomas, Dolores
Holmes. Aline Knight and Pfc
Dick Ford, Pfc Harold Cook, Pfc
Jim Green and Pfc Kenneth Hud-
son of Keesler Field.
Mi. and Mrs. Lewis Nichols
and son, Billy, enjoyed the car
nival In New Orleans last week