The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

Gulley stopped at Laurel to in
spect the Lauren Rogers Memorial
Library, which has attained the
reputation of being one of the
finest in the South. and other
points of municipal interest. MIR.
Gulley remained a week in Stat
ford Springs before returning
home. Mrs. Gulley came back
to Pascagoula soon after arriving
at Stafford Springs, but returned
there later on in the week to
bring Mayor Gulley back. En-
route home they stopped for a
visit in the home of Mrs. Gulley's
sister, Mrs. c. G. Meador.
Miss CANINE Marie Crane re-
turned Wednesday to her studies
at Blue Mountain College, Blue
Mountain, Miss, after a pre-Eas-
ter vacation which she spent with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Crane.
w. w. Wynn of l102 Harrison
avenue, has recovered from a Sc
rious illness caused by a com
plication of measles and flu. Mr..
Wynn who came to Pascagoula
from jackson, Miss, two years
ago, was the recipient of much
solicitations attention from the
members of the Bible class that
he teaches at the Church of the
Nazarene, and from many other
friends
Mrs. r. D. Miller of 1851
Buena Vista street, departed on
Thursday to visit her sons, Lieu
tenants Gg.) Clinton and Carl
Miller. She will be a guest of
Lit. and Mrs. Clinton Miller at
Baltimore before going to Red
Bank, N. j., where 1t. Carl Mill
er is stationed at Fort Monmouth.
Mrs. Miller plans to keep house
for Lit. Miller, in an apartment
which he has secured, as long as
he is stationed in Red Bank.
Mrs. Mayes Cooper arrived
Thursday night from New Or
leans to spend the Easter season
in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Easton King.
Miss Jimmie Lou Gardner ar.
rissed Wednesday night from
New Orleans to visit with Miss
Katie Styron at the latter's home
at 1914 Market street until Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson Of
Longfellow House is recovering
so rapidly from a recent fall in
which she sustained a broken arm
that she expects to- be up
and about within a few days.
Mrs. A. v. Ragusin will spend
today visiting her home in Biloxi.
R. S. Ford was a visitor to
New Orleans the early part of
this week.
Mrs. Bruner Lennep and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie Mae, were guests
of the formers brother, Clifton
Long, in Mobile, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Foster
have given the name, Ina Jane,
to the daughter who was born
to them March rs, at $3.50 in the
morning. Mrs. Foster and Ina
Jane have now been moved to
their home at sos Mckinley from
the Jackson County hospital
From Waco, Texas, comes the
news that Jack Witchen, Baylor
University junior, from Pasca-
goula, has been elected secretary
treasurer of the Baylor Esquire
club, exclusive organization for
men on the campus.
Mrs. c. H. Gray is expected to
return home Saturday after q
visit of several weeks in the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
+. Bundick in Conway, Ark,
where she made the acquaintance
oil her new grandson.
Mrs. Ethel Quinn and her
granddaughter, Miss Betty Jean
Guy, were weekend visitors to
relatives in other cities. Mrs.
Quinn and Miss Guy journeyed
together until Tylertown was
reached when Mrs. Quinn stop
ped there for atvisit while Miss
Guy went on to spend a few days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid F. Guy, at Magnolia,
Miss.
Mrs. j. W. Ahrens has accept
ed a position as secretary to Rob-
ert Macy of the ingalls, Ship