The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

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/. Catholic school with Councillor
4. c. Brou, F. L. Westbrook, Jr.,
and z. Cazoboun present. After
two months instruction at the
Cabinet Shop the following
siearned badges of merit: Smitty
Schmidt, Chester Baker. Bruce
Miller, Ronard Benezue, Larry
Morgan, Wiley Bruno, j. Bell
man, Wayne Catchot, Walter
Ross and Kyle Fondren.
The PTA viii meet Wednes-
day in the school auditorium with
Mrs. Kyle Fondren presenting
the program, parent Education.
Speakers will be Mrs. Agnes An
derson and Miss Sally Beck OF
the elementary department and
Mrs. Evelyn Avery and Mrs.
Madslyn Schwartz OF the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McAlpln
Of Magee spent the weekend at
Old Shell Landing.
Jerry Lynd Of the U. s. Navy,
IN Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lynd,
Is ON leave with his parents after
completing boot training in San
Diego.
Emmett Sentry Of New Orleans
spent last week with Curtis
Wright and his mother Mrs. ]. G.
Wright.
1t. and Mrs. Stanley Smith and
young son were guests of his
parents. Commander and Mrs
Alwyn Smith for the weekend.
WMU held its first meeting OF
its year Monday afternoon at the
first Baptist church with the new
officers presiding. Mrs. B. Nc
Ginty, president; Mrs. Albert
Endt, first vice president; Mrs.
Earl Taylor, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. w. r. Storie, director
of Young Peoples Work; Mrs.
Richard Steelman, treasurer and
recording secretary; Mrs. Wiley
Broome. stewardship chairman;
Mrs. Ruby Noel, mission study
chairman; Mrs. Eddie Snyder So
cial committee chairman; Mrs.
Joe Reeves, community missions;
Mrs. r. McBryde, Sunbeam baby
visitor; Mrs. II. Bland, Sunbeam
leader; Mrs. c. j. Steelman,
chairman of the Cynthia Gottsche
circle and Mrs. William Case,
chairman of the Norah Bradford
circle.
Mrs. z. c. Steiner entertained
with a luncheon Wednesday at
her restaurant on Fort Bayou.
The luncheon table was conferred
with an arrangement of fall
flowers and her guests were Mes
DANES james r. Leavell, j. C.
Tully, Charles M. Carr. Louise
Davis, Ethel Schaffer and A.
Florian.
The Debuettes held a lawn par
ty Sunday afternoon for the
rushees at the beach home of
Miss Joy Smith.
The organization of the Fort
Bayou Baptist church was held
Wednesday with the following,
from Ocean Springs participating,
the Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Storie,
Mesdames c. j. Steelman. E. S.
Davis. B. McGinty, w. Arm
strong, the Rev. and Mrs. Allen
Steelman, and w. E. Williams.
The funeral of Robert A. Friar
was held on Thursday afternoon
from the O'Keefe funeral parlor
in Biloxi with services. in st.
Paul's Methodist church in Ocean
Springs following. The Rev. Hugh
McRaney officiated and the Ma
sonic rites were conducted at the
grave in the Bellande cemetery.
Paul bearers were Charles M.
Carr, j. u. Scharr, Dickson
Hodges, George Beasley, Toy
Catchot, and j. S. Bradford. Mr..
Friar was a Past Master of the
Mcleod Lodge of Masons and al
SO served for many years as
treasurer of the lodge.
George w. Ditto of Biloxi in a
short address to the Ocean
Springs Rotary club on Wednes-
day spoke on the change in atti-
tude toward education. K. E.
Bryant guest Of Fielding Coester
gave a brief outline of the activ-
tiles of the Southeastern Freight
Bureau, in st. Louis. Visiting Ro-
tarians were, from Biloxi DIR.
Wiley Brunette, George Ditto,
Gordon S. Hudson and Carl Wine
coff.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary
met Tuesday afternoon with the
Misses Cora and Ann Pattison.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. c. d. Todtenbier, Miss
Pattison led the study and was
assisted by Mesdames Frank
Snyder, ]. Mulholland, Lynd
Gottsche and Todtenbier, and