The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-20
News From Coulter -.
.PTA Votes To Have Play In March;
Exceptional Child Discussed In Talk

week IN March sponsored oy the
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club of Pascagoula. The
program leader, Mrs. r. c. Hunt,
introduced Mrs, E. B. Townsend
as guest speaker. Topic of her
talk was 1.-The Exceptional
Child" She called attention to
the fact that We have a program
already set up in this county to
: help the exceptional child. Also
that the state has schools for tot
ally blind and deaf children.
Hostesses were Mrs. ]. c. Trus-
sell, Jr.. Mrs. German and Mrs.
. j. G. Farley. Tables in the cafe
terra were decorated with GRO
eheted doiles and camellias.
Sandwiches, cookies, and pickles
were served. Two new members,
Mrs. Henry Anderson and Mrs.
d.. c. Lopez. joined. The primary
room won the room count with IS
mothers present. Twenty eight
members were present
Ziealer Relative Dies
The P. j.. Ziegler family, Mrs.
Rosalee WATSON, Miss Cecile
Ziegler and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Kay were notified of the death
! of their cousin Emile Lefabvre
in New Orleans Saturday. p. j.
Ziegler, and son, P. C. Ziegler,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Key at
tended the funeral Sunday.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nichols
| were weekend visitors to Atmore,
Ala, where Mrs. Nichols visited
| her mother, Mrs. w. H. Steele.
: Mr.. Nichols returned home Sun
j, day and Mrs. Nichols stayed to
be with her brother, Charles
Steele, who is to be operated on
Tuesday.
Lee Thomas visited Mobile
Tuesday for medical treatment.
OluD HaS open House
The kitchen shower and open
house sponsored by the FEEDER.
ated Club Monday at the new
Community house was a success
with go guests registering. The
kitchen is now complete with
stove, shades, curtains and Q
counter. The grounds are very
: much improved, thanks to the
l men of the community. Hostesse:
were Mesdames Hurley and Peter
Guillotte, j. H. Rouse, Albert
Holley and La Fuller. Mrs
Carl ,Delcomyn assisted in serv.
ing. Mrs. Francis Clifford won
cake. Many useful and beautiful
, gifts for the kitchen were re-
Eeived.
Mrs. Eddie Jones, who has
been quite i'll, is up and around.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Parker and
daughters, Misses Mary and Jes-
sic, and John Nolan, Matoon, ILL.,,
were tea guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Townsend Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Register
of Mobile were weekend guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
die Ladnier. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Eddie Lad
nier and daughter, Miss Fanny.
Charles Laster Dies
Charles Laster, old and respect
ed resident of Gautier, died Sun
day at 5 a. m. He was rs years
and had been a resident of Gau-
tier for IS years, He was a native
of Americas, Georgia. He is sur
vived by wife Margaret. two sons,
Charlie Mack and Lawrence,
three daughters, Mary, Margar-
lite and Dorothy. The funeral will
be Wednesday from st. Stevens
Methodist Church in Gautier
with the Reverend Gray of Bay
ol. LOulS
Alton Roberts came home from
Veterans hospital Wednesday
hwhere he went for a check-up
week before.
Harold Thomas came home Fri
day from Veterans hospital
where he was operated on last
Thursday. He is able to be out
but will be unable to return to
work for about thirty days.
Mrs. Robert Morgan visited
New Orleans Tuesday.
Basketball Game
The Gautier boys and girls bas-
ketball teams played Hurley in
Hurley Friday. Gautier girls were
victorious but the boys were de-
feated.