The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-25

mons General hospital in Denver,
departed Tuesday on his return
to duty after a 24-day furlough
which he spent with his mother,
Mrs. G. r. Caulk and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Shepherd
were business visitors to Mobile,
Monday.
Captain and Mrs. Roy Wing
field, Jr., and their small daugh-
ter, Judy, arrived Monday from
points in Florida where the two
latter had been spending the past
month. Captain Wingfield drove
down from Fort Worth where he
IS stationed at an airfield base,
to bring his family home. They
depart next Monday after a Wis.,
1T of a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
R.. G. Wingfield.
Mrs. Chester McLarty arrived
Monday from her home at Ok
ford to spend a week or ten days
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Herring.
Last Sunday marked the de-
parture of Mrs. T. N. Tucker by
plane from Mobile for a visit OF
a week with her mother, Mrs. w
b. Arson, and sister, Mrs. Maui
rine Bennett, at Tallahassee,
While Mrs. Tucker is away Mr..
fuckers aunt, Mrs. L. S. Watson,
and his sister, Mrs. Barney Col
den of Mobile will be in charge
of the Tucker household.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Hannine
are enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Hanning's nephew, j. A. Bal
bridge, and his wife, of New Or
leans, Mr.. Baldridge, who is with
the Merchant Marine has just re.
turned from a trip to Japan and
is now on a short vacation.
Mrs. Martin Shepard was called
to New Orleans, during the mid.
week by the illness of her sister
Miss Aimee A. Davis.
A. L. Cummins has arrived ir
San Diego, where he is stationed
until receiving further assign
ment. Mr.. Cummins was on leave
following the completion of his
recruit training and came to Pas.
cagoula to be on hand at the birth
Of his daughter, Mary Frances, al
the Jackson County hospital Feb
ruary S.
! Mrs. G.. F. Mansfield and daugh.
ter, Miss Thelrla and grandson
Al Mansfield spent Tuesday anc
Wednesday in New Orleans.
Mrs. Bessie Began of Russell
vile and Van Buren,, Ark, ano
Mrs. E. F. Goodwin of the latter
city, spent part of the weekend
visiting Mrs. Lawrence Milan
and family at their home on So
Pascagoula. They departed Sun.
day for points in Florida with {
stop at Bellingrath Gardens er
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Smith mo.
tored to Baton Rouge Saturday
where they spent the weekend
visiting relatives.
Miss Jeanette Mercer, who for
merly resided here where sht
was employed at ingalls,, is ex
pected to arrive from Mobile fol
a weekend visit with Mrs. Pau.
Farr.
Mrs. Garnet Cameron, who ha.
been seriously i'll at the Jackson
County hospital, has recovered
sufficiently to be moved to her
home on Lincoln avenue, Mon
day. Her son and daugnier-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cameron oe-
parted Sunday for their home at
Barstow, Fla. They were accom-
panied as far as Tallahassee by
another son, Gardner D.. Cameron,
who then took a plane for his
home at Croydon, a suburb of
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. j.. B. Ramsay is now re-
covering nicely from an illness
Of a weeks duration and will
soon be able to be out again.
Mrs. Ralph Locke and children
plan to 60 to Mobile Saturday to
attend the wedding of the for.
mer's nephew, William Hartley
and Yvonne Duncan which will
be solemnized that day at the
Catholic cathedral.
Mrs. John R. Watts and Miss
Lola Dupre will drive to New Or
leans the latter part of the week
to spend the Mardi Gras season
with their niece, Mrs. Charles
Dean, and family. Mrs. Watts will
divide part Of her stay with Mrs.
George Field, a former resident
of Pascagoula. Mrs. Watts will
be joined Monday by Mr. Watts,
who with the party will attend