The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

mother, Mrs. j. M. Splglet, ana
sister, Mrs. Harris Mechanism
and family.
Recent visitors to Pascagoula
were MI. and Mrs. Melvin Mad
den of Admission, Ala, who divid-
ed visits among friends. Mrs.
Madden will be remembered as
the former Laurie Necaise.
The March meeting of the
Beach School Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION will be held in the
| school auditorium March 20, at
2:30 p. m. The association has
Health" for its topic this month
I, and the program will consist of a
talk on matters pertaining to
health by Mrs. S. B. McIlwain,
president of the Woman's Auxil-
iary to the Jackson County Med
ical association, and a film on
tuberculosis that will be present.
ed by J. M. Epting of the Jack
son County Board of Health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rossett of
Memphis were guests in the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. c. G..
Gaskins and MIR. Gaskins last
week. Mr.. Rossett has just re-
ceived his discharge from the
service.
Mrs. Warren B. Seely has re-
turned to her post as program
and promotional director for Pas
cagoula Recreation, Inc, after an
absence of two weeks. Mrs. See
ly was stricken with a throat all
ment that was so serious that Mr..
Seely, whom she was visiting at
Louisville, KY, at the time, had
to accompany her home.
r. l.. Upton has returned to
Brewton, Ala, after spending a
few DAYS with his wife and
daughter, Gayle who are remain
ing in Pascagoula until the close
of school. Mr.. Brewton who was
cashier at the Railway Express
Company in Pascagoula until his
promotion to express agents at
Brewton went to his new posi-
ton the first of the month.
Jack Kleisner arrived during
the mid-week to enjoy a 30-day
furlough before going to an army
hospital at San Antonio to con-
tinue a course of treatment. Mr..
Kleisner was injured during ac-
ton in Czechoslovakia, May 8,
l945. He spent many months in
a hospital in Paris, France, before
coming to the States a weed Ago.
I On his arrival he was sent to a
hospital at st. Louis whence he
came south for the visit. While
at San Antonio he will continue
the high school studies in
terrupted during the war. He is
the son of Mrs. LeNore Kleisner
of River Road and grandson of
Mrs. E. B. Dutten.
! Mrs. Mildred Peterson, who is
on the editorial staff of the Chi
cago Tribune, was in Pascagoula
for the day last week on a tour
of various points of interest
through the country gathering
material for special articles. Orig
inally planning to stop only brief
ly here, she became interested
and toured the city and shipyard
before continuing her journey.
Members of the Friday bridge
club enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. d. A.. Handy at the meeting
last week. Mrs. Arthur L. Allen
was winner of the top ia
vor. Mrs. A. NJ. Hardy was a
guest outside of the club men,
bership.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Holmquist
and daughter. Eileen, departed
Tuesday for Montrose, Miss,
where they go to join a family
reunion centering around the re-
cent arrival of Mrs. Holmquists
brother, Thomas Roberts from
overseas duty.
Mrs. S. B. Mason departed
Thursday for Memphis where she
goes for medical treatment. She
was accompanied by her son, Der
nard. En- route to Memphis and
back they will stop at Okalona
and Tunica, Miss, and West Hell
ena, Ark, for visits with Mrs.
Mason's brothers. MI. Mason will
return to Pascagoula at the end
of the week but Mrs. Mason does
not return until a later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson of Phil
adelphia, Miss, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Nicholson during the
recent illness of their son.
Clinton Lockard returned Sun
day to Riverside Military Acad-
envy at Gainesville, Ga, after en-
joying his spring vacation with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. N.