The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

MIS-. II. %. EVEfltl ana uduBti-
tiers, Kathleen, Marie and Ann, of
Panama City, are guests in the
home of Mrs. Everitt's sister, Mrs.
r. K. HOLSTER. where they will
visit for a fortnight. With the
addition of Kay Hollister the
party spent Monday with friends
in Mobile. The family came over
from Panama City to take part
in a reunion with First Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Robert Glen Allen,
who arrived Wednesday for a
visit of several days. 1t. and Mrs.
Allen made the trip by plane
from Camp Pendleton, Calf, to
New Orleans, whence they came
on to Pascagoula.
Among the smaller groups of
diners at Longfellow House was
q party presided over by Mrs. w.
r. Guest who had as luncheon
guests Mrs. j. N. Lockard. Mrs
f. L. Clinton. Mrs. Houston
Duvall of New Orleans, Mr.
John Terry Badham of Birming
ham and Miss Mary Guest.
MIR. and Mrs Houston Duval
and daughter, Suzanne, Of New
Orleans have arrived for a visi
with Mrs. Duvall's mother, Mrs
F. L. Clinton, and sister, Mrs
j. NJ. Lockard at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Lockard.
j. F. Grubbs, who is desk ser
geant at the Pascagoula police
department, spent the weekend
visiting with his family at Msgee.
Miss.
A congenial group OF diners al
Longfellow House Sunday was
one headed by Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
lie. Schwingle as host and hos
tess for the pleasure of Miss Irene
v. Hedman of New Orleans, last
Sunday.
Miss Marguerite DeJean of
Jackson, Miss, arrived Tuesday
to spend the Fourth Of July with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. p.
DeJean and other members of
the family circle at 227 Cedar
street. She was accompanied by
R. j. Green of New Orleans, who
also visited in the DeJean home.
Miss Irene v. Hedman return
ed Monday to New Orleans after
spending her vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Beckham with
whom she made her home dur
ing four years of her residence
in Pascagoula.
MRS. T. w. Baria of Hurley was
a business visitor 10 the Chroni-
cle-Star Friday, having come to
renew her subscription to the pa
per for another year.
The birth of a daughter to MI.
and Mrs. Odus Lynn, former res
idents of Pascagoula, comes from
Biloxi, their present home. The
little girl is their first daughter
and she arrived at the Biloxi hos
pital at 800 am. Sunday, July
2, 1914, weighing nine pounds
and five ounces. Her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. w. w. Woodman OF Pas
cagoula, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Lynn who was also visited by
her sister, Mrs. B. r. Hess of
Mobile.
Miss BERTHE Fure returned to
her home at New Orleans, Satur-
day after a visit with Mrs. S. D.
Briggs, 6l5 Washington avenue.
The Woman's Guild of the st.
Johns Episcopal Church Of Pas
eagoula will meet at the home
of Mrs. Martin Shepard on Beach
Boulevard Monday afternoon,
July 10, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Barney Argoode. and year
old son, Larry Kenneth, and her
sister, Miss Hazel DeMoney,
have. just returned from a visit
with her husbands relatives in
Indiana for the past month. Pri-
vate Argoode, who has been in
the Army for the past four years,
is now in Hawaii.
Mrs. Motley Byrd and young
son, Motley, Jr, departed Friday
for a stay of about a week in
Brookhaven.
Garnet Cameron returned last
week from an extensive buying
week from a trip 10 New York
and other points in the East.
Interesting guests in the home
OF Mrs. Charles Dean for the