The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

Last week marked the depar-
ture of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. HuFdi-
burg aud family for Jackson,
Tenn. where Mr.. Hurdiburg goes
to resume a position which he
formerly held in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russum
and son, Pat, and Dr.. and Mrs.
c. H. GRAY motored to Hatties-
burg, Sunday, whore they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Russum. Nj.
and Mrs. RuSsgm and Pat also
spent part of the day with Nj.
Russum's father. w. F Russum,
who is i'll in a hospital in that
city.
Pleasant new additions to Pas
cagoula civic and social life are
Nj. and Mrs. Wiley f. Willis of
Cape Cod, Mass, who will make
| their home here where the for
mer is connected with the Army
Engineers group.
Mesdames Henry Ford and
julius Virgins and wee son,
Chris. spent Wednesday in Mo
bile. They were accompanied by
Mrs. c. w. Philstrum of Moss
Point.
Mrs. Paul Reitzhammer has re-
turned from a visit in Birming-
ham, Ala.
MI. and Mrs. w. J. Cranberry,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Frazier, Mrs.
Nose Blanchard and r. L. Camp
bell attended a meeting of the
Mississippi Coast Underwriters
Association at the Town House
in Gulfport Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baylous Stokes
spent Tuesday in Jackson.
Friends of Miss Mary Guest
will be interested to know that
since going to New Orleans a
few weeks ago she has accepted
a position at the Tulane Medical
Center in that city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermes Gautier
attended the banquet in Biloxi
marking the organization of a
Chamber of Commerce at Ocean
Springs, Wednesday evening.
MIS-, Gautier, who IS head Of the
historical branch of the Pasea-
goula Moss Point Chamber of
Commerce made a talk on the
need of organizing an historical
society for Jackson county.
Among out-of-toWn guests Tor
the Parr-Terreson wedding of
Thursday we're Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
is CT. Parr and Francis Mccain of
Wauwatosa, Wise, Mrs.. RATHER
inc McGivens of Racine, Wise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Curry o. Hat
tiesburg and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Ryder, Ms. j. c. Walstrom and
daughter, Mary Vivian, Miss Dor
othy OLSON, Joseph Ollinger, JOS
eph Ollinger, Jr. and Arve Hen
rlcsen Of Mobile.
On Thursday Mrs. E. j. Jane,
Jf., and children, Sarah Frances
and Michaelle Anne, and Mrs. Roy
Elder and daughters, Carol Lee
and Susan Diane, drove to Gull
Hills near Ocean Springs where
they attended a party celebrating
Eric Braum's third birthday.
At the conclusion of a short
visit with Mrs. f. J. Jane, j.,
Mrs. w. w. Pringle and her hos
tess motofed to Biloxi where
Mrs. Jane visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Blake until Sun
day when M. jane motored to
Biloxi to bring her home. On
Saturday Mis-. Jane and Mrs.
Pringle spent the day in New Or.
leans.
Mrs. Gladys Mafkev and chill
dren, Bob and Fredna, and her
sister, Mrs. Esther Pearl Travis,
and son, Roland Morris, spent
the weekend visiting in Alice
vile as guests of Mes8ames Ma
key and Travis sister. Mrs. Lee
Seharff.
Mesdames Arnold Walker,
John o. Grant, j., Cy Under
wood. Ernest Moore and Mrs.
Hubert Grant motored to New
Orleans Thursday of lust week.
They returned home in the eve
ming with the exception o. Ms.
Grant who remained for a visit
with her sisters and other fela-
tives.
Mrs. Aline Rolls was called
TO Mobile the latter part of last
week by the news thai her
daughter. Miss Fannie Hazel
Rolls, was i'll with diphtheria. At
last reports Miss Rolls was much
better. She is on the staff OF a
hospital at Mobile.
Mrs. Louis S. Rouse returned
home Saturday after a visit OF
several DAYS with Mrs. Fred
Crenshaw in Mobile. Mrs. Cren-
shaw brought Mrs. Rouse home
in her car and spent the DAY
visiting in her home.
Michael, the small son Of NJ.
and Mrs. R. f. Weldon, SOC 18th
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