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

MIS-. II. L. Glanam In Mlaiml
Florida Mrs. Graham is recov.
ering nicely from q stroke that
she suffered shortly before
Christmas and her many friends
in Pascagoula, where she has
visited often viii be happy to
learn that she IS now almost
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Detrio
have recently returned from
Miami, Florida where they spent
a week.
Miss Ruth May, daughter OF
M. and Mrs. A. z. May is listed
on the honor roll Of Union col
lege at Barbourville, Ky. for the
past quarter, officials have an
nounced. The honor roll at the
college includes those who have
maintained an average not less
than b in all their work.
Miss Martha Anne Bishop de.
parted Monday for Columbus ia
enter Mississippi State Col
lege for Women. Miss Bishop
studied at M1lsaps during the
past terms but decided on couTs-
es which were not available at
this college, hence the change.
Mrs. j. l.. Dickinson of Barker
and her son and daughter-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dickinson
OF Somerset, N. j.. spent the past
weekend with their old-time
friends, Mr.. and MIS-. Jay {.
SchWingle. The party was en-
route 10 Florida where they ex-
pect to locate d winter home.
Their first stop was Fort Lou
derdalc.
A. j. Grassiek has gone to
Boston where he has accepted a
temporary position with a branch
CT the Bethlehem Steel Company
end where he viii be joined by
Ms. Grassick at a later date. Nh.
and Mrs., Grassiek returned to
make their home in Pascagoula
about three years ago.
Mrs. O.. A. johnson of New On
leans spent Tuesday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Alley at their home on Canty
and Alley streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. BostWick and
Mrs. A. d. Nadeau and her son,
A. d. Nadeau of Mobile spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Virgins.
M. and Mrs. George M. Fos-
ter and child en- Of Mobile were
in Pascagoula Sunday having
come to visit with Mrs. Fosters
aunt, Mrs. Robert Walker whose
10th birthday fell on that date.
Mrs. Henry Ford and son, Billy
and Mrs. julius Virgins and son
Chris, Of Paseagoula, and Mrs. c
w. Philstrom Of Moss Point spent
Thursday in Mobile.
Mrs. Warren B. Seely was
among Paseagoulans spending
Monday in New Orleans.
Captain Cecil p. Farr Of the
United States Army has conclud-
ed a short visit with his mother,
Mrs. Don A. Barager and Mr.. Ba-
RACER BY his departure for Allan
Ia, Ga, for a stay with relatives
before going to Ogden, Utah,
where he viii be stationed for
some time. Captain FAR has been
serving in Europe for the past
three wears.
Edward Saueier and Vaughan
Smith we're down from Missis-
sippi Southern college at Hatties-
burg for their usual weekend Wis
it with their respective parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Saucer and
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Mrs. Earl Peters departed Tues
day for her home at Bethlehem,
Pa, after a visit Of three months
with her sister-in-laW, Mrs. sgd
nev Swan with whom she had
been staying in the absence of
Nj. Swan who IS now in ia
pan. Mrs. Sven and son, George,
EXPECT to depart Letter for a visit
with relatives IN the North be
fore going to join Mr.. Swan for
residence in the Orient.
Shirley Slater was moved home
Monday from the Jackson Coun-
ty hospital where she underwent
an appendectnmV the previous
Monday, and IS now well on the
Dad to recovery.
Mrs. Alvin Morse Of 600 l4th
street, and Mrs. w. G.. Schuites
and j. G.. Hamilton OF no 18th
were business visitors to
Pensacola, Thursday o. last week
Ms. Manuella Taylor motored
TO Jackson Thursday of last
week where she remained until
Sunday on business in connec-
ton with the meeting Of the As
ISOLATION Of Bank Women TO be
held soon in thas city. Mrs. Tay-
lor was accompanied as far rs
Hattiesburg BY her mother. Mrs.
7. j. Castanera who visited her
orother-ln-law and sister, Nj.
and Mrs. Philip Rolls, until Mrs.
returned for her Sunday.
Mrs. Carlton Odom has been
moved 10 her home a 1885 Adm.
from the Jackson Coun-
" hospital where she has been
under treatment.
Mrs. N. s. McGrath and Miss
Dorothy Jonte were business Wis
TORS 10 Mobile. Tuesday.
A. J.. Franklin county farm
attended the Mississippi
Farm Bureau Federation district