The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-18
to go to the PTA.
Seasons Change

to go to the PTA.
Seasons Change
The ginkgo tree in the yard of
Hazel Herring is beginning TO
turn yellow. a promise of the bril-
liant clear yellow il will be when
nipped by frost. II seems a little
late this year with its lovely dis
play of color, but at the end of
the block down the street in the
Burnham yard an early pink aza-
lea is already beginning to bloom.
Convention Delegates
Thursday and Friday the state
federation of Women's clubs will
be in convention at Biloxi. Mrs.
Ralph Crate and Mrs. Harold
Monroe, presidents of the Fort
nightly and Woman's clubs, will
be official delegates, while Mes
DANES John Cirlot, Lila Blumer
and R. c. Eley will represent the
Fortnightly. Mesdames Jack Turn
er, Thomas Fields and Forbes
Hays r the Woman's club dele
gates and Mrs. w. H. Nelson, Jr.,
will attend in her capacity as a
district officer. Also attending
several of the sessions will be
Mesdames John d. Lowe and
Charles Mitchell and Miss Dora
Cowan. For two days there will
be a round of teas, luncheons,
dinners and business sessions.
Tiger Victory
Downtown Saturday morning
if two people were talking to-
gether it was a safe bet they were
gloating over the Tiger victory
over McGill Friday night. The
Tigers did not lack for support
ers at the game, for spotted in
the stands were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Monroe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Lander who went over to-
gether, MI. and Mrs. Gregory
Wood and Larry and Mrs. George
Wood were there while Gene
Wood was a member of the squad.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Segerblom
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Schaub
went together and the Schaubs
had the pleasure of seeing young
Billy Schaub go into the game
for a few minutes toward the last.
Rhodes Well Supported
Tiger star, Son Rhodes, has a
group of loyal supporters in his
family, all of whom went to the
game. Misses Carolyn, Dorothy
and Elaine went with MI. and
Mrs. H. M. Rhodes, Jr., Miss Hazel
Rhodes and Barbara Watts, who
spent Thursday night and Friday
visiting in Mobile, joined the 9th
ers for the game. Mrs. H. NJ.
Rhodes drove over to the game
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ora
ham and MI. and Mrs. Billy Ora
ham. To the delight of all, Son
made one of the Tiger touch
downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Thomson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Parks
went to the game together. Others
among the spectators were Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Franklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet, Tim and
Bub Blades, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mays, Rames Khayat, Cyril Sly
field and w. w. Rafield. Former
Moss Point residents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Weigand, were there
to see their old home town win.
In Hospital
Capt. James Bornman under
went an appendectomy at the
county hospital Saturday. He is
reported doing nicely. Capt. Born
man, who is stationed in New Or
leans, had come for a visit with
his family here.
Mrs. H. D. Cudabac, who di-
vides her time between Pasca-
goula and Fulton, spent several
days last week with Miss Dora
Cowan before leaving Friday for
Fulton to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Howard Yawn.
Guests last Sunday in the John
D. Lowe home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Matzinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Matzinger, Nj, and Mrs. Lee
Hoffheims and Miss Gertrude
Matzinger, all of Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Golf and MI.
and Mrs. Henry Lynd drove 70
Mobile Friday evening. While the
other three went to the game,
Mrs. Lynd visited Mrs. William
Marie who was convalescing at
the infirmary.
Weekend Visitor
H. c. Herring, Georgetown, S.
c., spent Saturday and Sunday
here with Miss Hazel and Wyatt
Herring.