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16 The Biloxi-Gulfport Tuesday Afternoon October Dally Herald 11 1966 Bon Voyage Theme Setting For Pass Christian Charity Ball Calls On Chamber For Active Year Gulfport News Paragraphs HISTORY OF COAST CHAPTER PRESENTED Mrs Jayroe gave a history of Coast Chapter 51 Order of the Eastern Star Gulfport at the meeting Monday evening in the Masonic Temple The chapter was organized October 1908 and Mrs Jayroe presented many interesting highlights showing the growth Refreshments were served from a table decorated with Halloween arrangements flank-by lighted orange tapers in crystal holders circled with Japanese persimmons Halloween candies and cookies in crystal platters completed the decorations at one end of the table while at the other end was the crystal punch bowl holding yellow punch to complete the Halloween decor Mrs Craddock presided at the punch bowl and Mrs Kennedy Mrs Ryland and Mrs John Galloway were hostesses with Mrs Craddock organizational meeting was held on Oct 8 1965 An event of the evening was a limbo contest won by Jan Randall and Mrs Dick -Junior Auxiliary is pledged to a program of service and profits from the ball will be Mtilizad for local benefit Serving with Mrs Stanbro were Mrs James Stephens Dick co-chairman and coordinator Mrs David Walch tickets Mrs Richard Allen publicity Committee members were Mrs George Smith Jr Mrs Eaton Lang Mrs William Wood Mrs Rory Rafferty Mrs Albert Kern Mrs Baker Blaydes Mrs Daniel Watson and Mrs Rutledge Parker business more jobs and more we can do that and do it harmoniously then we have done our job he told the 18 board members present Stevens announced the annual membership meeting will be held Monday at the Hotel Markham in Gulfport At least 10 per cent of the membership must be present at this meeting he said to vote on amendments to the constitution and by-laws A dinner is not to be served this year he noted but the Entering St auditorium Saturday evening by a gang jdank guests at the first annual charity ball of the Pass Christian Junior Auxiliary (petitioning) found the room decorated in a Bon Voyage theme which set the atmosphere for a gala trip Mr and Mrs David Walch greeted the guests and Dr and Mrs William Wood and Mr and Mrs Eaton Lang Jr escorted them to their tables In keeping with the theme a painting of the world was centered on one wall and travel posters depicting scenes from various parts of the world adorned the other walls To accent the theme streamer trunks and life rings were on the stage and the Delta line flag was flying A anchor covered with colored fish net further accented the stage Tables covered with white clothes were centered with champagne hot ties spilling over with multi-colored surpen-tine which flowed the length of the tables sprinkled with confetti At each table was a miniature streamer trunk containing favors for the guests Tables were marked with Bon Voyage place cards representing ocean liners Dr Taylor Jr introduced Mrs Norman Lee Stanbro ball chairman Mrs Stanbro introduced the president of the chapter Mrs James Stephens Dick and presented her with a bouquet of roses from the members of the Auxiliary The ball represented an anniversary for the Pass Christian chapter as the first Colonel Sanders invites you to celebrate Columbus Day membership will be entertained and served coffee and doughnuts In the Marine Room following the business session He said the meeting was expected to last one hour Chauncey Hinman will show a color film he produced of the year of activities and awarding of certificates will take place at the session A membership report was given by assistant manager Leroy Eastes He said 16 individual members had been contacted for dues in September and five home offices of corporations were being contacted He said 27 members from chamber records are to be contacted in the future 24 had either not wanted to continue membership or requested the chamber call again at a later date and six Eastes said were not interested in the recently-adopted plan In all the chamber collected dues for 67 members in September and Eastes noted 84 are due in October Sam Williams chamber manager said he was pleased think the membership has accepted tills fair share plan very Cmdr Norman Martinson attending Ms farewell meeting expressed his appreciation to board members for the cooperation of the chamber particularly in the past six months during increased activity at the US Naval Construction Battalion Center which he commands Commander Martinson who next month will assume a new command in California said before have we come into an area such as this where we did not know a soul and yet make so many warm friends so Change of command ceremonies are to be conducted at the Navy base Oct 21 which I will hastily the commander said because is nothing more useless hanging around than the former The new commander will be Capt Robert Engram Stevens commended the outgoing commander for his work in the community and assured Captain Engram who is coming from Subic Bay Philippines will be warmly accepted hi the community Stevens read a long list of committees of the chamber He urged the board members to be active on their committees A short executive session was held during the meeting and the board adjournedjitJijLm SUPPLIES And PICTURE FRAMING The Most Complete Stock In South Mississippi Artist Colors By Grumbacher And SINK BOAT SEOUL Korea (AP) A North Korean boat was sunk early today after it entered waters off the' east coast of South Korea and opened fire on a pursuing South Korean patrol boat the navy announced Hie Navy said there were no survivors from the North Korean vessel which was believed carrying espionage agents A South Korean lieutenant was reported wounded in the leg NOTICE Senator James Eastland has become in his lifetime a living symbol of conservative leadership in the United States Senate See and hear conservative Senator tonight at 8:30 on WLOX TV Channel 13 lt By TED O'BOYLE Daily Herald Staff Writer James Stevens new president of the Gulfport Chamber of Commerce board of directors urged its members Monday to yourselves after all you were selected from some 900 members and that is what here Speaking at the first meeting of the board in the new year Stevens said the chamber needed ideas and fresh approaches to get things He said the job was and attraction of more PARENTS VISITATION AT KINDERGARTEN Parents visitation was observed at two separate meetings on Monday at Tinker Time Kindergarten 1411 North St Hands-boro Parents viewed pictures the children had previously drawn of their families Easel paintings cuttings and free-hand drawings done by the children were on display as were imposed photographs taken of the children to show different activities of the kindergarten program Tapes were heard of the musical department and Mrs Alice Kern teacher demonstrated one aspect of kindergarten work Mrs Valerie Newman kindergarten director stressed the importance of the happiness of the children in the kindergarten pnri in the home She also demonstrated the ways in which parents could help with the coordination of muscle development in their young children The parents were given the parents section of the Weekly Reader entitled Ways to Help Your Child at Home Plans were made for a visit to the fire station and for the Halloween party THIRD LESSON OF STUDY PRESENTED The third lesson on the study of James and Peter was presented Monday afternoon by Mrs Howell study leader at the meeting of the Ruth Rie-mann Circle of the First Methodist Church Society of Christian Service in the home of Mrs Neva Wallace 1116 Oak PI Activities of the church were outlined by the circle leader Mrs Cameron The hostess served party refreshments during the social hour The next meeting will be held on Oct 24 a 2 pm at the church with Mrs Edna Campbell and Mrs Streeck as hostesses' ACHEE BIRTH Mr and Mrs Achee Jr of Birmingham Ala announce the birth of their second child and daughter Kay Melinda bom Oct 10 at St Hospital in Birmingham Mrs Achee is the former Miss Patricia Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawrence of Calera Ala Paternal grandparents of the new baby are Mr and Mrs Achee Sr 800 43rd Ave Gulfport Paternal great grandmothers are Mrs A Achee and Mrs A Lemassan both of Gulfport FILE MOTION BATON ROUGE (AP) The government has filed a motion to prevent what it terms harassment of Negro students who entered previously all-white Denham Springs High School in Livingston Parish US Dist Judge Gordon West scheduled a hearing Oct 18 on the motion which cites Livingston school officials Four Negro students entered the school this fall but all have been expelled or have quit Waves driven by hurricane winds have enormous erosive power In five or six hours a severe storm can completely wash away miles of sand dunes 10 to 20 feet high and 100 feet wide at the base NOTICE Senator James Eastland has become in his lifetime a living symbol of conservative leadership In the United States Senate See and hear conservative Senator tonight at I on WLOX TV Channel 13 lt 1 LOCATIONS BONUS BUCK SALE! TOHIGHT Fellowship Club Fellowship Center 544 Beach Blvd Mississippi City 7 Gulfport West Junior High School PTA school auditorium program Meet Your Teacher and Follow Your Class Chedule 7:30 First Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild Sallie Bingham Unit Miss Margie Carnes 7:30 Julia Bullock Unit Miss Cala Adams 7:30 First Methodist Church Society of Christian Service Circle 8 Mrs Wills 7:30 Gulfport Band Radio Club Inc Civil Defense office 14th street and 24th avenue 7:30 Rebekah Lodge 43 7:30 Magic Mirror TOPS Club Gulfport Recreation Center 7:30 Gulfport Council 52 7:30 Elks Club 7:30 Gulfport Branch of American Association of University Women United Gas Corporation 7:30 Gulfport Chapter American Association of iversity Women United Gas Corp Miss Maria Person librarian speaker 7:30 WEDNESDAY Gulfport Extension Homemakers Club Mrs Rebecca Grimes 3321 11th St 2 Coast Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs Harold Noll 129 Courthouse Rd Mississippi City 2:30 Whatsoever Circle Daughters of Long Beach Mrs Nevers 807 Woodward Ave 3 TWO ACCIDENTS ON GULFPORT STREETS Two automobile accidents resulting in property damage but no personal injuries were reported in Gulfport Saturday Two cars collided at the intersection of 30th avenue and 13th street in Gulfport' at 12:30 pm police said involving Emmett Cru thirds 52 3210 16th St traveling west on 13th street and Granville Tillman 59 Hattiesburg going north on 30th avenue Ptn Jimmy Nelson and Capt Rogers of the Gulfport police department investigated Another accident was reported at 4:35 pm 150 feet west of 15th avenue on Pass Road involving Dianne Cartwright 19 2718 6th Ave and Douglas Waldrop 26 25 48th St Sgt Jamie Ferguson and Ptn Otho McQueen investigated MISS MORAN' HONORED Miss Glinda Moran bride-elect of Jerry Gartman was honored Thursday night with a miscellaneous bridal shower in tile home Of Mrs Oulda Ziem-ke Route 2 Gulfport Cohostess was Miss Linda Gartman Miss Moran was presented with a corsage of miniature vegetables and kitchen utensils Her mother Mrs Olige Moran the mother of the groom-to-be Mrs Herbert Gartman and Mrs Tom Gartman grandmother of the prospective bridegroom were also presented with corsages Miss Moran and Mr Gartman will be married on Oct 3 in St Ann Catholic Church at Lizana PATIO FAMILY PARTY HONORS MISS GLASS A patio barbecue supper honoring Miss Jeanette Glass bride-elect of Lt Nathan Tie-man the family and bridal party was given Sunday evening by Mr and Mrs Emile Gauthe and Mrs Fred Rea at the Gauthe home at 1012 39th Ave GulfjporL For the Informal affair Mss Glass wore a black and maroon sports ensemble Tables were covered with green and white check cloths centered with hurricane lamps lighted with candles Miss Glass was presented an electric kitchen dock in white and gold by the hosts HEALTH COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN TO MEET Mrs John Engle president of the Gulfport city council of Associations announced a meeting will be held for the health committee chairmen of tile 16-member units Thursday Oct 13 at 9:30 am in the city school administration building on 15th street Mrs Fulton oouncil health chairman will be in charge of the program BOUSE OF FASHION hit beautiful 2 and 3 piece Some are made of an ex-e fabric of Textured An-and Orion Acrylic They made especially for those are allergic to wool and enjoyed by everyone 20 Road Gulfport (Across i Hi-Speed Car Wash) advgll1318202527 6t EIGHT TABLES OF MITCHELL MOVEMENT Eight tables played a Mitchell movement directed by Mrs DeLila Keyser in Sunday masterpoint game at Edgewater Gulf Hotel Winners have been announced as follows: First place north-south Mrs Frank Carlton and Mrs Dougherty second Mrs Emma Norris and Dr Walter Abbott third Mrs Raymond Butler and Mrs Charles Sommers and fourth Mr and Mrs Bob White East-west first place Mrs Chester Delacrus and Mrs Val Lunday second Mrs Thompson and Dick Hawver third Bill Nutting and Don Stettler and fourth Mrs Alys Elmer and Mrs Lillian Phillips NEW OFFICERS OF CLASS INTRODUCED New officers of the Mae Mo-Comb Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church of Gulfport were introduced Friday at the October meeting held in the home of Mrs John Stringer The officers include Mrs A A Lott president Mrs Horne first vice president Mrs Toombs second vice president Mrs Stallings third vice president Mrs Juanita Williams secretary and Mrs Paul Gates assistant secretary Mrs Longest will serve as teacher with Mrs Claudia Barnett assistant Group captains include Mrs Helen Mc-Lauren Mrs Erline Stallings Mrs Lois Stacks and Mrs Ina Bell Kilday Refreshments were served in the Halloween motif SOCIAL CLUB BIDS TO COAST STUDENTS Social club bids went- out to 384 students 328 of them freshmen at Mississippi State College for Women at Columbus last week Each of the 12 four-year social clubs on the MSCW campus extended pledge plaques and pins to their new members pro-rated by the dean of students to give each group equal overall memberships Social clubs and new pledges from the Coast area include: Countess: Karen Jane Casto Pascagoula freshman Highlander: Suzie Buzard Moss Point freshman Pamela de Ann Hammond Kreole freshman Dorothy Ellen -Nelson Escatawpa freshman Card "Aim Smith Gulfport freshman Lancer: Peggy Ardoline Biloxi erclassman Lock-heart: C3ndy Lyons Biloxi freshman Edith Lockard Ocean Springs freshman Reveler: Christine (Chris-sie) Bowman Moss Point Nina iElizabeth Browder Pascagoula Susan Elizabeth (Libba) Fairleigh Pascagoula Lenore 'Shields Moss Point all freshmen Patrida Ann Burkhalter Gulfport and Gale Bridget Kinberger Long Beach both upperclassmen Rosette: i sdlla David Gulfport Ann Elizabeth McIntosh Gulfport Card Over-Street Moss Point Sharron Kay Richards Gulfport all freshmen CHURCH WELCOMES MINISTER AND WIFE St Episcopal Church welcomed its new minister the Rev James Bell and Mrs Bell with a reception Sunday afternoon at St Parish House Gulfport Mrs Staples president of the Episcopal Church Women the senior and junior wardens Elliott Bailey and Dr Hamilton received the guests Wives of the vestrymen alternated at the serving punch and coffee at the two tea tables The tables held identical' centerpieces of tall five-branched silver candelabrum with yellow candles yellow roses and white Fuji mums Crystal plates of cakes mints and nuts were served Yellow roses and white Fuji mums in a line arrangement decorated the reception halL Guests called between the hours of 4 and 5 -LADIES AUXILIARY PLANS UPEN HOUSE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Joe Graham Post 119 met Monday night at the American Legion Home on Courthouse road and completed plans for the annual open house at the post home on Veterans Day Plans -also were made for the supper ifor the next regular meeting In other business membership for the year 1967 was stressed and the resignation of I the secretary Mrs Peggy Win-terstein was accepted After the meeting adjourned file ladies joined the Legionnaires in a barbecue chicken supper Next meeting of the Auxiliary will be Nov 14 at 8 pm Stone County Un Griffis 928-3615 HAWAII TRIP Mrs Ralph Hollister Sr and Mrs Young returned to Pascagoula Friday from a three-week trip to Hawaii where they were the guests of Dr Robert Allen of Bartlesville Okla The group spent 12 days in Honolulu where Dr Allen attended the Pan-Pacific Surgical Conference and from there they took plane trips to the neighboring islands The trip to Hawaii was made via air They returned home aboard the SS Lurline DAIRY INDUSTRY LIONS CLUB TOPIC Morrison of Mobile president of Dairy Fresh Milk Company was guest speaker at Pascagoula Noon Lions Club meeting Morrison pointed out the importance of the dairy industry by citing that 30 per cent of items in each market basket was made of dairy products Boyce Fisackerly chairman of Aunt Jemima Pancake Day reported plans are almost com- Eleted for the annual event to held Oct 29 at restaurant DIRECTS MISSION Mr and Mrs Howard Hults left Friday for Columbus where Mr Hults directed a mission during the weekend at the Broad Acres Methodist Church Mr and Mrs Hults had as their guests during the weekend Miss Shirley Munn of Pensacola and Morris Goff of Caswell Springs They all returned to Pascagoula Sunday Mrs Luther Davis of Wiggins left Monday to visit relatives in Jackson and far a visit with her husband a patient in a hospital there Mrs Paul Thornhill and sons of Slidell La spent the weekend with their parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Hatton of North Big Level Mrs Roscoe of Big Level and Mrs Carl Rath of Perkins ton made a business trip to Jackson Saturday Mr and Mrs Don Bowen of Handsboro en route from Map gee where they attended funeral services for William Roberson Saturday visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Andy Lewis of Ten Mile Mr and Mrs Quick of West Stone County" spent the weekend with Collins relatives Mr and Mrs Miles and son of Slidell La visited Sunday with Peridnston and Big Level relatives Mr and Mrs George Taylor and daughter Jean of Dallas Tex are visiting with Stone County relatives Mrs Thurman Reeves of Pascagoula returned home Sunday after several days visit in Wig-gins with her sister Mrs Howard Roberson and family and with Mrs Clark Batson of West Stone County TAMPERED FUEL NEW DELHI Law enforcement officials carried out a large-scale raid on service stations throughout New Delhi collecting samples of kerosene Later they announced 80 per cent of the samples showed adulterated fuel and said pro- secution would begin ALL DAY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12! Wednesday take this coupon to your nearby 'Martino-franchised Kentucky Fried Chicken Store worth 1 on a purchase of $4 sr more! Plan a party! Or take home Mg individual dinner boxes for your whole family Remember: -KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN is always goed! STAGG RECEIVES SALESMAN LICENSE Benjamin Stagg of 858 East 2nd St Pass Christian has received his salesman license from the Mississippi Real Estate Commission in Jackson He has been a resident of Pass Christian for five years He will be associated with Scarborough Realty 500 Pineville Rd Long Beach ARLINGTON HEIGHTS GARDEN MEETING The Arlington Heights Garden Club of Gulfport will meet at 9:30 am Wednesday in the home of Mrs Stone 2017 19th Ave Gulfport A feature of the meeting will be an arrangement show Cate-goresi for the arrangements will be Indian Summer Shine on Harvest Moon and Jack Frost CAMERA CLUB PLANS FOR PHOTO PARADE Final plans were made Monday night by the Mississippi Coast Camera Club at its meeting at United Gas Corp auditorium in Gulfport for the annual Photo Parade exhibition to be held at Edgewater Plaza Shopping City Nov 7-19 Tibbs Golloday chairman said hanging and judging of prints will take place on Nov 6 Prints to be submitted for hanging must be turned in to George Leggett at Edgewater Camera Corner by Nov 5 In other business President Richard Glaczier said plans are underway for a membership drive to begin in November and a studio night for November or December First place in dub color slide competition from a field of 21 slides was won by Golloday with Bumble Bee Clifford Thorn ell was second with Night Light Charles Hobbs third with Seascape Wayne Anthony fourth with Indian Woman and Sutherland fifth with Desert Flower SWEDENBORG MEMORIAL CHURCH SERVICE Book of Genesis chapter 6 Biblical account of Noah the ark and the great flood was scriptural reference at Gulfport Swedenborg Memorial Church Sunday morning service Spiri-tural interpretation dealt with character building through obedience to the Lord The discourse noted that destruction of the Most Ancient Church was not the work of God but the evils and falsities which men had chosen for themselves closing all means of approach against the Lord The leader spoke of Noah as symbol of remnants of natural good left in the world among whom a new church could be developed that souls of men might be saved Report was made on the continued illness of lay leaded Donley Karen the young daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hersey sustained an ankle injury Sunday morning when her foot was caught In the wheel of a bicycle Lay leader Robert Loper conducted the service TWO SEABEES IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION Charles Leon Butler 19 and Richard Floyd Passino 25 Seabees of the US Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport injured Sunday in a motorcycle-automobile collision are reported in satisfactory condition at Keesler AFB Hospital The two were injured Sunday when the motorcycle they were riding collided with a vehicle driven by John Lankford 16 of Long Beach The accident Occurred at 15th street and 36th avenue in Gulfport Butler operator of the motorcycle reportedly received a cervical fracture and multiple abrasions while Passino had a head injury and multiple abrasions Mary THE OLD FRENCH HOUSE Magnolia and Water Sts iloxi is featuring ionight STUFFED MUSHROOMS WITH LUMP CRABMEAT Plus A La Carte Menu lt Now In Gulfport Dial UN 3-4032 GULF Paint Glass Company 1406 25th Ave Gulfport Dr James Beall i Dr James Beall Co-Pastor of Bethesda Missionary Temple Of Detroit Michiqon SPEAKS TONIGHT And Each Night Thru Friday At 7:30 PM DOWNTOWN GULFPORT CARAT DIAMOND STAR HAmNKSS MNOS CIO For COMPARE I WE VALUES 600 400 WEEKLY ExtraarMry bawily Im Ms liemal 7 Gmmkm Heppineu Dianaad craaHaa I4K WMtaar Yaiiaw GaM Dfa Illm Enlarged ta thaw baawty of dofign SaarapMa Ml SKOALS IN OUR WINDOWS BILOXI-GULFPORT LARGEST DIAMOND DISPLAT RUSCHC MM naan owiiuu SSWB GULFPORT REVIVAL CENTER 1236 PASS ROAD 'GULFPORT Pemberton Hudson Co-Pastors Other ministers include: Dr Beall Detroit Michigan Rev Charles Green New Orleans Carl Neal Baton Rouge Rev Stockstill Baton Rouge and others Dr James Beall will speak over Radio Station 1YROA 1399 on your dial each morning at 10:00 AJVL i Compliments Owes Kmlty I I i.