The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
PAscAGoULA cHRoMcIE-srAR and MOSS POINT ADvERTIsER


Hamilton, fireman second class,
brought a group Of his friends at
the Naval Training school
at Gulfport home for the week
end.
They were guests of Miles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ham
ilton, no 18th street. In the par
ty were firemen first class Da-
vid Dickey, Drew, Miss; Joe Fin
ley, Toms River, N. j.; George
Elliott, Bath, N. c.; and N. NJ.
Crowder of Birmingham.
James Tillofson Joins Marchant
Marine
James Tillotson, a graduate of
Our Lady of Victories school at
Paseagoula, joined the Merchant
Marine ana departed for duty
October q.
Before leaving James was Civ
en- a farewell party by his par
cnts, MI. and Mrs. M. F. Tiilot-
son, sol Harrison avenue, with.
o number of his friends includ-
ing schoolmates, as guests.
He will be stationed at st.
Petersburg, Fla, during his boot
training.
Jesse B. Hammond Enrolled Al
Electrical School
The Public Relations office at
the Ninth Naval District Naval
training station at Great Lakes
announces that Jesse b. Ham
mond, Jr., 10 years old, of Kre-
ole, had been enrolled at the st.
Louis Naval Armory.
Following an intensive course
at this school, Hammond will be
eligible to qualify for the petty
officer rating of electrician
mate third class.
1t. Donald Frederic's Visit Home
Delayed
1t. Gg.) Donald Frederic writes
his mother, Mrs. Mildred Fred
eric, in Paseagoula, that the visit
home that he had been expect
ing has been postponed though
he hopes to be given a leave of
absence in the near future. Lit.
Frederic who is with the Naval
Reserve, is now somewhere in
the European theatre of war.
John S. Hare Enjoys Visit Home
John S. Hare, pharmacist
mate third class, of the United
States Atlantic Fleet, enjoyed a
ten day Through visiting in the
home of his father, j. S. Hare,
Sr., in Pascagoula, where he had
the pleasure of seeing other rela-
and friends. He also visited
his mother, Mrs. Oliver Young
and his sister, Mrs. Charles
in Biloxi. He has now re-
turned to his base at Norfolk,
Va.
Ted Schliesser 10 Return TO Post
Saturday Will mark the depar-
ture of Ted Schliesser for his
post at a Brooklyn Naval station
after a 10 day visit home. He is
the son of Mrs. Theresa Sehlies-
ser of 243 Live Oak street. Pas
,agoula, with whom he has been
visiting.
Jimmy Walker Home After
Nineteen Months Absence
After nineteen months of alb
sence. Jimmy Walker, fireman
second class USNR, has been en-
a leave by visiting his
mother, Mrs. Plaicde Walker, and
other relatives in Pascagoula.
He has now returned to his
base at San Diego, Calf.
coxswain Ted Schliesser Departs
Coxswain Ted Schliesser,
USNR, departs Saturday for
New York after a visit of two
weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Theresa Schliesser, 243 Live Oak
street, Paseagoula, The young
blueiacket had been overseas
during the past II months.
MI. and Mrs. Golf Visit
Chronicle Star Office
On Thursday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. benson Golf OF Big Point
were pleasant visitors to the
Chrenicle-Star office when it was
learned hat THEN marriage took
place at Lucedale, Miss, last
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Golf, who is the former
Miss Florence Reed of Grand
Bay, Miss, will return to her po-
sition at the Merchants Bank at
Mobile at the end of her hus-
bands leave.
They are visiting Mr.. Goff's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Golf
at Big Point.
The young b%luejacket, who has
the rating of yeoman third class,
has just returned from q months
overseas service. Most of this
took place in the Southwest Pa
where Yeoman Golf had
part in four major engagements
in the New Guinea area as a
member of an LIT crew.
He is spending 80 days of his
35-day leave in Big Point after
he will be stationed in
New Orleans.
Since the twelfth century,
Austria, has specialized
in the making OF weapons and
metal wares.