The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-07-20

NAAooOS DdA bdAd AeAAooNhH 49,
Edna Talbert have been added
to the staff of the Southern Bell
Telephone office in Pascagoula
where they are serving as ser
vice representatives.
The mid-week marked the de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Cranberry for Guntown, Miss,
where they will vacation at the
home of Mrs. Granberry's fam
lily. They will be joined by Mrs.
Granberry's sister, Mrs. r. M.
Patrick and Mr., Patrick of Louis
vile, and will be followed in
August by another sister, Mrs.
c. X, Reynolds of the same city.
Mrs. H. H. Ramsay of Atlanta,
Texas, has arrived for a visit in
the home of Mrs. c. H. Gray and
With DR.. and Mrs. Gray and their
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Burdick and
two children, Patty and Gray
of Conway, Ark, will leave dur
ing the weekend for a visit with
DR.. Gray's brother, Frank Gray
and Mrs. Gray in the old family
home at Waynesville, Miss. Mrs.
Ramsay travelled to Pascagoula
with Technical Sergeant Charles
Robertson and Mrs. Robertson,
who made a brief visit in the
Gray home before going to Mi
ami, Fla, where Sgt. Robert
son was to report at a redistribu-
ton center. Sergeant Robertson
recently returned to the States
after having been a German pris-
oner three times. He was recap
tured twice, but the last time he
really escaped from Germany.
The Woman's Guild of st.
Johns Episcopal church will hold
a food sale at the Jitney Jungle,
Saturday, July 81. Among the
articles on sale will be cakes and
other sweets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Patzsch
spent the past weekend in Pen
sacola.
Mrs. E. B. Dunten departed
Monday for Indiana where she
will divide a visit among her sis
ter, Mrs. Iva Henderson and
brothers, Howard and Harley
Bowsher. at their homes in and
around Topeka and La Grange in
that state.
A. B. Crane and daughters,
! Mrs. c. K. Allen, Jr., and Misses
ICannie Marie. Bonnie Jean and
Zula Mae, returned Monday from,
visits to Union, Lake and New
ton, Miss, which were practical
ly family reunions. They were
accompanied home by Mr..
Cranes mother, Mrs. c. o. Crane
of Union and Miss Merle Crane
of Lake who will visit in their
home.
Mrs. C. r. Allen is visiting Sgt.
Aliens mother, Mrs. C. r. Allen,
Sr., in Meridian, Miss.
Mrs. H. L. Scales and daugh-
tiers, Rachel Marie and Mary
Elizabeth, arrived Thursday for
a visit with Mrs. J. o. Cole and
family before joining 1t. Comdr.
Scales at Long Beach, Calf, to
which point he has recently been
transferred from New Orleans
where he has been stationed for
the last three years.
Friends of Mrs. J. NJ. eruption
will be grieved to learn that she
still continues gravely i'll at her
home in Houston. Her brother
and sister, J. 0. Cole and Mrs.
E. F. Grant, recently were called
to her bedside but returned SOON
er thar they had planned because
of the illness of MI. Grant. He
entered the Jackson County hos
pital but who has now complete
ly recovered and has returned to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tyner
visited in McComb during the
weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, who is
a service representative at the
Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany in Pascagoula, left for a
short visit in Biloxi during the
weekend before going to MeH-
dian where she will enjoy a two
week vacation.
Friends of Constable w. F.
Stephens will be glad to know
that he is somewhat improved
after a serious illness of several
weeks. For the first time since
his illness became critical, he is
being allowed by his physician
to have visitors for a few minutes