The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hanev had
as guests FRIDAY evening MI. and
Mrs. Ben Dukes and children OF
Mobile.
M. and Ms. A c. Leigh and
Mrs. William Kolb spent the
weekend in New Orleans where
they attended the Carnival BAL
of the Krewe of AthenianS. They
returned home Sunday.
Among relatives coming from
out of-town to attend the funer-
al of Martin Howard Freeman
who died last week were Mrs.
A. Soderstrom of Port Arthur,
Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lad
nier and family of Prltchard,
Ala, and Mrs. Bob Curry of Mo
bile.
Patricia Anne Nolan of New
Orleans arrived Wednesday to
spend the rest of the week with
her grandmother, Ms. John /.
Nolan. She recently graduated
from high school with honors and
is at present taking a post gradu-
ate curse in New Orleans before
catering Southwestern UnlveF-
sity in Lafayette in the fall.
J. E. Patterson has resigned
from the ~Pascagoula city ponce
force and has moved with his
, family to HattiesbuTg where he
has purchased a home and plans
to go into business for himself.
He formerly lived in Hattles-
burg.
Mrs. Hermes Gautier and Mrs.
S. B. Mcllwain spent several
days last week visiting Meridian,
Laurel. Hattietburg and Way
nesboro on mQtieIs pertaining
to the Mississippi Federation OF
Won!en's clubs OF which Mrs.
Gautier IS first vice president.
At Meridian they were entertain
ed by Mrs. f. w. Mitts, present
president, and Mrs. IL. II. Ellis,
past president of the federation.
Mrs. b. f. Mckenzie and
daughter, Gloria, departed Fri
cav for San Francisco where they
will make, their home. They will
be followed shortly by Mr.. Me
Kenzie. Their going is being
deeply regretted as they have
endeared themselves to a wide
circle Of friends during their sew
: eral years of residence here.
Hermes Gautier of Pascagoula
and VII. and Ms. Quinn Gautier
Of Biloxi are attending the De-
Ia States Ice Convention at Al
exandria this week.
Mrs. Calvin Woods and Mrs
James G. raves returned recent
" to their home at KoSciusko al
ter a visit in the home of their
drodher-in. law and sister, Nj,
and Mrs. Paul Gentry, 1907 18th
street.
Mrs. James A. Sweeney and
children have returned from a
visit of six weeks in Massachu-
sets Where they visited relativ-
es. Ms Sweeney and two Of her
daughters, Carol Mary and Mi
chelle spent their time with
their parents, and maternal
grandparents. M. and Mrs. Wa
ter G.. Bixby in RoXbury and
Janet Lee STAYED with her pater-
mai grandparents, MI. and Mrs.
Sweeney in Milton. The family
was Joined a short time ago by
Mr.. Sweeney for the return trip
home.
Mrs. w. U. Moss, Jr. and her
wee son, William Underwood
Moss. III, arrived Wednesday on
a short visit with the formers
mother, Mrs. r. c. Pollitt. They
VII be joined by Mr. Moss with
whom they will return to New
Orleans. Sunday.
Miss Katherine Quinn arrived
Monday from Prentiss where she
has been paying a short visit to
her parents, and Immediately
assumed her duties as teacher OF
English at the Pascagoaia high
school. Miss. Quinn resigned hef
position at ingalls, several months
ago to attend an Eastern Air
lines Stewardess school in Flor
ida from which she was grad
uated some time ago, and with
sixty others was awaiting as
signment to a plane. But the up
set condition of air travel at
present caused the management
Ia Law eff these girls to whom
they made a gilt OF 5000 apiece.
Miss Quinn then visited IN Prem
tiss before coming back to Pas
cagoula.
Mrs. Oscar Afford was moved
to her home ON Mil Road last
Friday from the Jackson County
hospital where she underwent
N operation about two weeks
40. Her mother, Mrs. V. 5. Ra-
icy of Wesson, Miss. is caring
for her home during her illness.
Ms. Russ White and son,
Jerry, are now nicely domieiled
in the home that Lieutenant
Colonel Russ White was able TO
secure for them after months of
waiting because Of the housing
shortage al Fort Mason a Pitts
burg, Cal While waiting, Mrs.
White and Jerry were guests of
the formers sister, Ms. I. w
BroWder and Mr.. BroWder, 500
Madison ave.
SINGING AT HOLINESS
CHURCH