The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

I q y 4 aAA0 AfAAR - -
King of New Orleans and Mr..
and Mrs. James D. King of Chi
tago.
Miss Doris Jane is expected to
arrive Sunday from Baltimore,
Md, for a visit of a few DAYS
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Jane. before going to Jack
| son where she VIII resume her
duties at the Children's Rehabili-
tation Institute. Miss Jane was
sent to Baltimore by the institute
for a study course of three months
on physical therapy at a hospital
IN that CITY.
| Mrs. r. b. HOLSTER and daugh-
ter, Lila Barbera, returned Sun
day from Natchez where they
spent a week and took part in the
Pilgrimage festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Tucker had
as guest during the weekend,
H. E. Pearson OF Lake Tahoe,
Calf.
Weekend guests IN the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. BroWder were
Er. and Mrs Howard Rosser and
daughter, Mary Evelyn, of Mo
| bile.
Mrs. Frank Mizell departed re.
Gently for a visit with her nus
band who is stationed at Lexing-
ton, KY, where he holds a gov
eminent position.
Major and Mrs. James l.. Car
ter of Biloxi were visitors in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. George
on North Willow street, Satur-
dav.
Friends of Mrs. John Beean
win be interested to learn that
she is getting along nicely after
having been critically i'll at her
home in Ocean Springs. Mrs.
Beean has been a general favorite
in Pascagoula since the time that
she made her home here during
the several years that the Rev
erend Mr.. Beean was rector of
ST. Johns Episcopal church prior
to his retirement.
Mrs. w. R. Guest departed for
Birmingham Thursday of last
week where she will spend this
week visiting friends.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sanction during the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil o. Davis OF
| Auburn, Ala. Mr.. Davis, who IS
a former schoolmate of Mr. Sane
ton, is editor and publisher OF
The Bulletin at Auburn. While
here their host and hostess took
them sightseeing along the coast
with a day al Bellingrath Gar.
I dens, Sunday. as a lovely finale
to their visit.
Mrs. Joseph Seger of Holly
wood, Calf is a guest in the
home of her bsother-in-aw anc
I sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shep.
ard having arrived last week
from New Orleans where she has
been visiting her sister, Miss
Aimes Davis, since coming to
Louisiana to attend the Mardl
Gras festivities. With Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Seger made q
tour of Bellingrath Gardens,
Tuesday and also visited points
along the Azalea Trail in Mobile
later in the day.
Clyde and Grady Cocker and
Bilv Dean of MeComb enjoyed
n weekend visit with Rudy Bard
vel al the home of his parents,
Mr.. ard Ms. r. V. Bardwell. 800
East Tucker.
Ms. Irene Westbrook return
ed home Friday after a visit Of
three Or more months with her
daughter, Mrs. John Leach and
family in QuanticQ, Md
Mrs. Joseph W. Shull and a
group Of five friends, Mesdames
W. l.. Douglas, George Miller,
Charles Carney, John Camp and
Joe l.. FAINT spent a few hou 5
sunday with her daughter. Mrs.
Wade Hilliard and family whIle
en- route to their homes in Co
Eumbus, Miss, after attending
the Natchez Pilgrimage, and
homeward trip.
Mrs. Julian Alexander and SIS
Ter. Mrs. Cooper Campbell Of
Jackson, were guests OF the Tor
mer's son, Clay Alexander, at his
apartments on Orange street dur
ing the weekend
Miss Clyde Van Devender Of
Greenwood, Miss is visiting he
sister. Ms. Mac Dustin and he
brother, Wilson Van Devende"
and their families this week. A
pleasant event during their STAY
was a motor trip to BelIlngrath
Gardens, Sunday On Monday
they motored to Biloxi and visited
other points of interest along
the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kell and
daughters, Betty Melton and
Kathleen, arrived FRIDAY from
Bristol, Va. for a visit Of a week,
with NJ. Kelrs parents, D.. and
Mrs. W. r. KeIl, and other re'a-
tives.
Mrs. Fannie Cow'es returned
Saturday from Mobile whore sae
spent a few days with relatives.
Mrs. George Foster arrived
Wednesday from Mobile for a
short visit in the home of NJ.
and Mrs. Ben H. Pickett.
Mrs. Charles Bogdahn is i'm
proved sufficiently from a heart
attack that has kept her practi-
ca'lv n bed for two o. more
months. 10 be up fof a short time
each day.