The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
.PASCAG OULA..
Social Events

Mrs. William Smith returned
this week from Houston, Texas
where she accompanied NJ.
Smith on his return TO his pos
tion there afScr spending the
holidays with her ut the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. V
p. DeJean. Mrs. Smith Is en-
ployed AT the Jackson County
Agricultural office.
Mesdames Lena Frentz and
Irene Hardesty Of Biloxi. M
Harold Hing of Ocean Springs.
Mrs. Earl Davis and daughter,
Mrs. Edward Vaughan, and
Glenda Vaughan OF Vaneleave
and Mrs. Joe V. Krebs of Pas.
cagoula visited the elder ladies
sister, Mrs. Maude Rouse and
Mrs. RGusc's daughters, Mesdames
Clarence Kuster and Wilhert
Leatherwood in Mobile.
Holiday guests to Pascagoula
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Rushing
of Statesboro, Ga. who were
guests of Mrs. Rushing's broth
ef,-in-laW and sister, MI, and
Mrs. +. II. Bacot, and mother,
Mrs. Z. w. Parrish. Other guests
were Mr.. Bacot's mother. Mis-.
c. r. Bacot, and sisters, Misses
Li'Mae and Mabel Bacot OF
Laurel who also visited MI. and
Mrs. c. l.. Bacot.
Miss Jean Anderson, who is on
the clerical staff al the EastlaWn
postoffice, is enjoying n two
weeks visit with relatives in
Miami, Fla.
Among the Young me who
returned to their studies at Tu-
lane, in New Orleans Sunday
were Joe Swartwout, Ernest Ros
and Armand Jonte, and Clement
Bounds.
Mrs. Frank Baker arrived
Thursday of last week from her
home at Ferguson. Mo. and is
dividing visits with Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Byrd and other relatives.
Mrs. Baker came primarilv to see
her oldest brother, f. c. Byrd,
who is III.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tillot-
son and son, Larry, and Tom
Hildebrand, who was their guest,
visited relatives and friends in
New Orleans last week.
Among the students who have
returned to their studies at PEEK
inston college are Miss Annie
Murray and Herbert Hafthcock
They spent Christmas and New
Years with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin
Green have returned to Birm-
ingham after spending the holi.
days with Mr.. Green's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank x. Green,
M. Green is attending CONNER
eial Trades Institute in Birm-
ingham. He expects to complete
his studies some time in Feb
ruary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hyde and
children have returned from 4
Christmns visit with relatives in
BiylneVlHe, AfK.
Miss Katherine Adams and r.
A. Adams have returned from
a visit of several DAYS with Miss
Bonnie Jean Lyles at Jackson.
Mrs. F. l.. Carson is able to
be out again after having been
a shut-in for several DAYS as the
result of a severe cold and sore
throat.
Friends of Mrs. j. C. Crane
will be interested to learn that
she expects TO leave Seattle for
Korea Friday, Jan. 10. The news
comes in a letter that was writ
ten by Mrs. Crane to a friend,
Mrs. +. l.. Carson, while the
former was aboard n train some
where in Nebraska, while en-
route - the West Coast. Mrs.
Crane goes to join d.. Crane who
preceded her by some months
on his return to his work in
Korea which was interrupted by
the war. Mrs. Crane is also re-
turning to her teaching m the
town in which the Presbyter-
ian mission college is located.
Recent guests in the home of
Mrs. Elna Miller were her son.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Ms. Stanley Byron Ashley of At
lanta, Ga.
Thornton Klein and Stephen
Stringfellow of Pascagoula and
Dick Dickson of Moss Point were
among students from Ole Miss
who motored back to Oxford.
SUNDAY. after spending the holi-
days with relatives and friends,
Friends of Herbert Perry will
be interested TO learn that he
has arrived at Southshields, Eng.
on a visit TO relatives. Mr.. Perry,
who was formerly with the mold
loft at ingalls,, makes his home
in Paseagoula.
Richard Latady returned TO his
studies at the University Of Ala
bama az Tuscaloosa last week
after a holiday visit with his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Latady.