The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18

Beaumont, Texas, last week by
the death of his brother, Howard
Kenny. On his return to Pasca,
goula Mr.. Kenny was accom-
panied by his brother, j. F. Ken
ny. who visited in his home be-
fore going back to North Caro-
lima, his home state.
Mrs. E. j. Jane, Sr., VIII depart
Wednesday for Columbus, where
she will attend the graduation oi
her daughter, Miss Doris Jane
from Mississippi State College fol
Women. Miss Jane is an honor
student and is president of the
Physical Education club. Mrs
Jane and Miss Jane will arrive
home May %. On May 20, Miss
Jane will depart for New York
where she will be the guest OF
Robert Durham for June week at
West Point, N. Y. Mr.. Dunham is
son of Colonel and Mrs. w H,
Dunham, formerly of Richmond,
Va, but now of Iowa. On reach
ing New York City on her return
from West Point, Miss Jane will
be Joined by her college room-
mate, Miss Beulsh Rogers. The
two will then visit with Miss Nita
Bounds in New York for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Cornay and
daughter, Elsie, of New Orleans,
were guests of Mrs. John I. No
Ian for the day Wednesday. Mrs,
Nolan is expecting another New
Orleans friend, Mrs. Henry Ma
lochee, to arrive next week for
a visit of several weeks with her.
Garland N. White received a
message Thursday telling him OF
the death of his great aunt, Mrs.
Ida Hall Brown of Bethany, Mo.
Among those arriving in Pasca-
goula last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Smith and family
who came from Chickasaw, Ala,
to spend Mothers Day with Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Daggett and other relatives.
Recognition Day was observed
at Perkinston Junior College last
Friday during assembly by the
awarding of letters to students in
the extra curricula activities.
Among girls of the varsity bas-
lsetball team receiving letters was
Miss Dorothy Hague. Miss Hague
was also awarded a letter for
winning 500 points in intramural
activities as did Misses Rachel
Gardner and Doris Megehee. Miss
Gardner received letter in music
also.
DIR. and Mrs. S. B. McIlwain
left Sunday for Dallas, Texas,
where they will vacation for a
week, visiting Mrs. McIlwain's S
nephew, A. j. McIlwain and fam
lily, and DR.. McIlwain's brother
and sister-in-law, 1t. and Mrs.
w. D. McIlwain.
John Forester is spending a
few days with Mrs. Forester and
their family on llth street. Until
recently Mr.. Forester was CON
nected with the u. S. Naval air
base at Lake City, Fla. Mrs. For
rester and the children plan to
join Mr.. Forester at Lake City
in the fall
The Junior Woman's club will
meet Friday, May 18, at 200 pm.
at the home of Mrs. S. B. Nell
vain, GAO Columbus Drive. Host
esses are TO be Mesdames Baylous
CtChCos l. W. DlOWdtIs w duG I'LL
lard. julius McIlwain and Miss
Dorothy Emmit. In the announce
ment of the meeting to members
they. are informed that prizes
will be awarded for the best flow
er arrangement, miniature and
eorsage. Each one is privileged
to Bring as many arrangements as
she cares to.
Mrs. R. b. McIlwain is spending
this week with her daughter, Bar
bera, and with her mother, Mrs.
V. c. Wheeler in Natchez, with
whom she went to spend Mothers
day. Barbera is residing with her
grandmother until the close of
school when she will join her
parents at their home in Pasca-
goula.
Mrs. Mark Shaw of New Or