The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18


May Ray have beent appointed
assistant scout masters for Troop
210. Mr.. Steelman is a grocer and
was head Of the American Lee
gion sponsored boys basketball
team last summer. Mr.. May is
employed by the Mississippi
Power Co, and served with the
Navy during the war.
MI. and MRS. James Canter of
Ocean Springs announce the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage OF their daughter, Betty, to
Mr.. Edmond Jennings, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Jennings of
Vancleave.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Campbell, Jr.,
of Tampa, Fla, announce the
birth of a daughter Saturday,
February 5. This is their second
child and first daughter. Mr.
Campbell is the grandson of the
late DR.. o. Bailey of Ocean
Mrs. Norman Hiriart of Gulf
Hills and New Orleans enter
tanned with a luncheon Monday
in honor of Mrs. Katie Bridieh of
Wisconsin who is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. f. Lundby. The
luncheon table was lovely with
camellias, floating candles and
Valentine place cards. Guests
we're Mesdames Wimbish Blue,
Reidlinger, Art Fifield, Branigar,
Bob Murray, George Young, E.
Lundby of Ocean Springs and
Mrs. Sayers of New Orleans.
mother of the hostess.
Mrs. George Young, Jr., small
daughter and mother, Mrs. Har-
ris of New Rochelle, N. Y, have
returned home after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young, SIR.
The Rev. Francis Diegnan
opened the meeting of the CO.
Operative club Monday night at
the school over which Mrs. Joe
Bruno presided. Sister Beatrice's
room won the room count. Host
esses serving refreshments were
Mesdames Kenneth Ames, Dora
Seymour and Eta Bruno.
Henry Terry presided at the
Y. p. S. L. of the Episcopal church
Sunday evening. Mrs. Donald Nc
Sheehey accompanied the sing
ing and assisting in the program
were Henry Terry, Betty Thibo-
deaux, Catherine Gregory, Jean
cite Keebler, Wayne McSheehey
and Terry Thibodeaux. Refresh
ments were served. Others pres
ent we're Enid Mestier, Ethelyn
Thibodeaux, Hazel Landry, Dale
McSheehey, Grace Gregory, Mich
ael, Mary and Marjorie Ander-
son, Linda Dalgo, Henry Tosche,
Mrs. Louis Cosper, Mrs. James
Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox
and Mrs. McSheehey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Brown en-
tertained at a party Sunday at
their home on East Beach in hon
or of Mr.. Browns birthday. AS
sisting in receiving were their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Barnett. The home
was beautifully decorated with
camellias and guests called be-
tween 5 and Z o'clock.
Over 40 members of the Coast
Shrine Auxiliary met in Ocean
Springs at the Masonic Temple
last week with Mesdames r. S.
Kimball. Oscar Jordan, Josephine
Hunt and Jessie Jordan as host
esses.
A Methodist Junior Fellowship
group was formed Friday after
noon at st. Paul's Methodist
church by the Rev. Hugh Nc
Raney at which time Bradford
Lemon was elected president and
Vida Catehot, secretary. Mrs.
Mckinney held a study class after
which games were played and
Mrs. E. M. Lindsey and LaDora
Mckinney served refreshments.
Mrs. Morgan Parker and her
mother, Mrs. Francis Danziger,
gave a tea Friday afternoon hon
oring Mrs. Katie Bridieh of Wis
consin. Mrs. Milton Hunter pre-
sided over the beautifully ar
ranged tea table and guests were
Mesdames George Leavenworth
of Biloxi, Jean Sanders, M. Agre-
gard, Bob Murray, Jr., Vera
Lundby and Chester Snyder.
Mrs. James Simonton, Sr., and
Mrs. James Simonton, Jr., of Iowa
r guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Burmeister at Cosper Court.
Mrs. f. l.. Mcclure entertained
St. Johns Episcopal Guild Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Ellis Handy
presided. The Bishops book of
the year, Things That Matter"
will be discussed during Lent by
Mrs. Handy.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary
met with Mrs, Frank Kramer last
Wednesday when Mrs. Lynd
Gottsehe was elected president.
Other officers named were Mrs.
John Bransford, vice president;
Mrs. Frank Snyder, secretary;
Mrs. Francesca Spencer. treasur-
ar 1rba Stud. Nuac oi,ep bx, Mrc