The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21

Guice, formerly of Pascagoula,
who is now taking a curse of
special training at Columbia Uni
A meeting of the Executive
Council of the Junior Woman'S
club of Pascagoula, will take
place around the luncheon table
at Longfellow House Wednesday
afternoon at l o'clock. Attention
of members of the Council is
called TO the necessity of notify
ing L~ongfellow House ahead of
time in case of inability to at
tend, otherwise absentees will be
held responsible for their reser-
vations.
A meeting of the Junior Wo-
mans club of Pascagoula is
scheduled to be held in the gar
den of Mrs. S. B. McIlwain's
home on Columbus drive Friday
afternoon, April 81. In the event
Of rain the meeting will be switch
ed to the residence of Mrs. Julius
McIlwain, 1913 Columbus drive.
Longfellow House was the set
ting for a dinner at which Captain
and Mrs. Charles Dean entertain
ed last Saturday evening. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wingfield, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Watts, Mr.. Joe Stiggens, and
Captain and Mrs. Dean.
Among the informal affairs at
Longfellow House Monday eve
ming, was a dinner at which Miss
Bessie Perry was hostess. Covers
were laid for Mesdames E. H. Ba-
cot, W. j. Cranberry, Hermes
Gautier, and Miss Perry.
B. j. Jane, who is stationed
with the United States Engineers
in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is divid-
ing a 30-day visit between his
wife and their children at their
home in Moss Point, and his par
ents and their family, Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. j. Jane. Sr., in this city
1t. and Mrs. Ebb Ford, whose
marriage was an event of Easter
Day, arrived from New York City
where the nrptials took place
for a visit with the formers par
ents and other relatives. They
visited in New Orleans for a few
days but have now returned tc
Pascagoula where Mrs. Ford was
honor guest at a dessert bridge
party, Thursday, at which Mrs
r. S. Ford was hostess. Mr.
and Mrs. Ebb j. Ford, Sr., who
attended the wedding, have re
turned home.
: Among the smaller social af
! fairs ~centering around MIR
i Charles Dean before her depar
ture for the West Coast was a din
ner at the Admiral Semmes He
! tel in Mobile last Friday, d
r which Mrs. Dean and her aun
Mrs. John r. Watts were guest
+ of a group of Navy wives who ar,
friends of Mrs. Dean and Mrs
Watts.
Mrs. Jesse McGlothlin has de
parted for her home at Birming
ham after having stopped owe
for a visit with Mrs. Z, White
1915 Washington avenue. Mrs
McGlothlin who with her hus
band made her home in Pasca
goula until his entry into tn,
service, has been with him in Sar
Diego. He has now been trans
ferred to another naval station
Portland, Ore. and Mrs. McGloth
lin has returned to make hel
home with relatives in the Ala
bama city until her husbands re.
turn.
A news release from Blu.
Mountain College states that Mis-
Zelma Van Osdol of PascagouIa
was one of the SO students to at.
tain the honor roll at the college
for the first semester.
Sunday marked the return O
Mrs. w. j. Cranberry after {
visit of several weeks to New
York and Louisville, Ky. Mrs
Cranberry accompanied Mr.
Cranberry on his business trip t
New York and on his return home
came with him as far as Louis
vile, KY, where she stopped fol
a visit with her sister, Mrs. c
K. Reynolds.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Kinney will be interested tc
learn that they are now residing
in Key West, Fla, after living al
Jacksonville for the past year. Be-
fore going to Key West, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Mckinney enjoyed a vaca-
ton trip to Atlanta, Ca, ano