The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

Mrs. r. 0. Cole.
The Pascagoula Garden Club
will hold its regular business
meeting at the Garden Center,
TIA Washington avenue, April
3. There will be an illustrated
lecture on "The Principles of
Flower Arrangement" Mesdames
Walter Johnson and James A.
Sweeney will be h~ostesses during
the social hour.
From Fairbanks, Alaska, comes
news of the promotion of Corpor-
al Francis j. Brondum, 642 Spring
street, to the grade of sergeant,
at Ladd Field Air Command base,
rs miles below the Arctic Cir
Gle. Sgt. Brondum has been sta
toned in Alaska for the past 20
months and is serving as a sup
ply clerk. He entered the SER
vice in MAJ, l943.
Mrs. Jack Lindley and small
daughter, Mary Ann, are visiting
their husband and father, Jack
Lindley of the United States
Navy at Green Cove Springs, Fla,
where he is stationed. They are
making their home with Mrs.
Lindley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Wiysel, 1912 Williams street,
while MI. Lindley is in the SER
vice.
Larry Lindhart is resting well
at the Jackson County hospital
after a major operation that he
underwent during the midweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindhart's daughter,
Mrs. Fritz Wooster and Major
Wooster of Humboldt, Iowa, are
with them during this period.
An important meeting of the
Arts and Crafts Center is set for
April |, at 8 p. M, at the Cen
ter on Adm. Dewey street. All
members are urged to be present
to pass on matters discussed at
a meeting of the executive board /,
with the president, Mrs. Robert
Reinecke, "Wednesday afternoon.
Captain Roger Heimer, of the
| United States Coast Guard who
was stationed in Pascagoula dur
ing the period when there was a
base here, spent several hours WIS.,
iting friends Sunday. He was |
accompanied by Mrs. Heimer and
was motoring from California to
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Mckee, TIT So.
Pascagoula street and daughter,
Deborah Elizabeth, who was
born at a Mobile hospital March
Is, are now at home to their
friends, having arrived Sunday
in company with Mr.. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Mason of
Marion, Ala, spent a day or two
in Pascagoula last week where
they divided visits between their
kinswoman Mrs. B. D. Hoffman
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Hudson and Miss
Bessie Perry.
Mesdames Frank Warren, Her
mes Gautier and Quinn Gautier
took part in the annual Natchez
Pilgrimage the early part of the
week, returning home Wednes-
day.
During the latter part of last
week while Misses Mitzi Purdy
and Irma Gavagnie were making
a retreat at the Convent of the
Most Holy Sacrament at Lafay-
cite, La, they had the pleasure
of seeing Sister Miriam Rose, the
former Marion Wilson, daughter
of Mrs. Marion Wilson Of Pasca-
goula. AT present Sister Miriam
Rose is teaching in the school
kindergarten.
Mesdames j. w. Purdy and
Alley Walker attended a conven-
ton of Woodmen Of the World at
Biloxi Sunday as delegates from
the woman's branch of the order.
Guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. May are the form
er's brother, Lieut.. Engle c. May,
and wife and children, Cline and
Christine of Thibodaux, La, and
his uncle, Sebe May of Brook
haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher
and Mrs. A. c. King spent a few
days in Adamsville, Tenn, Wis
iting Mrs. Fletcher's family.
While there in company with
Nh. Fletcher's brother-in-law and
sister Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Truce,
they went to see the radio fea-
ture, Grand Ole Opera at Nash
vile. En- route home Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher and Mrs. King stopped at
Scooba, Miss, for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Briggs, former
residents of Pascagoula.