The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan judith
and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs
Foster judith and daughter Of
New Orleans were weekend
guests of the Henry Girots.
Mrs. Lillian Thiac of New Or
leans is spending several days
with Mrs. A. Kolb.
Duncan Moran and Allen
Young have returned from a trip
to Greece.
Mesdames Kyle Fondren, Clar-
ence Williams, Ed Brou, ST., En-
lily Ryan and Elsie Ryan attended
the American Legion auxiliary
conference in Gulfport last
week.
M. Maurer is at home after UNI
dergoing an operation at tn e
Veterans hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Anderson
motored to Jackson Saturday to
take an exhibit of Shearwater
pottery to the Mississippi Art
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams
and daughter of Cleveland, O.,
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. N. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson
and son of Baton Rouge, La,
were guests last week of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nelson
and were joined by Merrick
Chatelain of Baton Rouge, for
mer Ocean Springs athletic coach,
for a three-day visit.
The Homemakers club met
Monday with Mrs. ]. H. Edwards
when IA members answered roll
call with miscellaneous quota
tons. Folloing the meeting, Mrs,
Edwards served tea to her guests,
assisted by Mrs. r. Palmer and
Mrs. Ellis Handy.
st. Johns Guild of the Epis-
copal church met Tuesday after
noon at Mrs. Henry Terry's with
Mrs. Ellis Handy presiding. Bus
mess in connection with the par
ish house and the Church Coun-
Gil of Women meeting 10 be held
in Biloxi was discussed. Mrs.
Terry served refreshments to ii
members.
George Young, Lynd Gottche
and j. G.. futile attended a bank
ers meeting in Biloxi Wednesday
Mrs. Roy Sousley, Sr., enter
tanned with a dinner party We'd
nesday night at the Alibi when
her guests were Mrs. N. c. MIS-
sen, Miss Annie Eglin of Ocean
Springs, Mrs. H. D.. Niblock OF
Chicago and Mrs. ]. W. Kennedy
of Oak Park, III.
Mrs. George Young represent
ed the Beach Garden Club so.
ciety Thursday at the Southern
district meeting in Collins.
MI. and Mrs. Royce Abbott ano
daughter of Hudson, Mich, ano
Mrs. Harris Hall and daughter Of
Ocean Springs were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Taylor fol
dinner at a restaurant Wednes-
day.
The Y-Teen club sponsored by
Mrs. Evelyn Avery, English
teacher, was organized Thursday
with the following officers: La
Dora Mckinney, president; Joyce
Noble, vice president; Carol Anne
Snyder, secretary; Joan Wood
treasurer. Members r Jeanette
Keebler, Cecilia Fink, Virgins
Forde, Euta Rose Beaugez, Shir-
ley Sanders, Joan Shrenk, Cath
crime Stanton, Helen Bauman.
Betty Carter, associate members.
Lloyd Lee, Trixie Mullins and
grace GreBOTy.
Mrs. Clara Seymour, president,
entertained the VFW auxiliary
Tuesday at her home. Chairmen
for the children's Christmas par
ty December 10 are Mrs. Dora
Seymour, Mrs. Mahon Johnson
and Mrs. Esther Lyons. Mrs.
Clement Spencer was appointed
chairman for the Veterans party
December 20. Plans were also
made for the Christmas booth at
the Veterans Center.
Mrs. w. B. Brown is visiting
her son, Keith, in Tucson, Ariz.,
and will visit in California be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. E. v. Richards and daugh-
ter of Gulf Hills motored to Rose
Hill Friday for the weekend.
Alfred Buverney is spending a
furlough with his father.
Junior Voivedich of Vicksburg
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Voivedich.
The Woman's Club met at the
Edwards House last Thursday
when Miss Mary O'Keefe and
Mrs. Ralph Palfrey were named
as delegates for the state conven-
ton in Jackson this week. The
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