The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
BY Maude T~anlunson

After a summer adjournment
the Music club begins meetings
with q han(glquet who says
corn doesn't do well in lower
Mississippi? - at the Country
club September 10, when off
GERS for the new year will be
Installed and a program on
sAmerican Music given. Mrs
Rolph Farrell is the incoming and
Mrs. c. L. Nelson the outgoing
president.
Labor Day VIII naturally cause
some adjustments in meetings
usually scheduled for Monday
but, except for ST. Johns Guild
which met Monday Of this week,
no other changes have been re-
ported. What with the Elks' fes-
tivities. here and the VFW's in
Moss Point, there will no doubt
be a big sale of lotions and salves
to ease sunburn-aftermath that
win plague many a merrymaker,
Did ! say the weddings were
over for the present? ! reckoned
without Cupid and the post Of
flee, modern version of Mercury,
Tor an announcement has come
from Pasadena of the marriage
of Edgar Evans Cowan, o of
sMr. and Mrs. G. f. Cowan of Pas
scagoula, to Miss Doris Mae Fraz-
.ier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis ]. Frazier of that city. The
wedding took place at the Church
sof the Good Shepherd, a Method
list church in Arcadia, Calf. Fri
.day afternoon. 1t was not attend
ed by Pascagoula relatives as
Mrs. Cowan, and her son. Con-
nell and daughter. Mary Lou
have only recently returned from
"a visit with Evans VINO is at
tending Pasadena college Of
which his bride is also a graduate.
Poor Conservative Men
Seems that chemists must have
at last conquered the fugitive
. qualities of purple. which is per-
haps the last OF the secondary
colors to be made fast. Anyway
. purple and lilac are to be fav-
/. orite colors in this falls fashions
They have a performance of
+. red in them which will make il
becoming to blondes. brunettes
and in-betweeners, if they have
I clear skins. 1t will certainly add
color to any gathering of women.
] have always been so sorry for
men because they have to &ear
such conservative colors, and
mentally applaude any who has
the temerity to appear in some
thing bright Why not9
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hutto had
as guests the early part of last
week, MI. and Mrs. Edward Bout
well and daughter, Kathy, Hat
tiesburg. Visitors at other times
r in the week were Mrs. Hutto's
sister-inslaw, Mrs. Ray Mason and
daughter, Virginia, Blue Noun
tain, who also visited Mrs. Ma
: sons sister, Mrs. Grady McBray-
: er and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Ladnier
: were recent weekend guests in
the home of Mr.. Ladnier's sister,
Mrs. Herschel Wages, Natchez.
Mrs. c. L. Nelson, daughter and
: son, Janice and Mack, and Miss
/. Nelson's guest, Helen Moody, Hat
tiesburg, motored to Bogalusa for
a few days last week. On then
way home they visited in Plea
3 yune where they we're joined By
Miss Marguerite Pearson who was
: their guest until Wednesday. On
that day Miss Pearson's mother.
Mrs. H. f. Pearson. and Mrs.
Earl Laird drove from Picayune
to take her and Miss Moody home.
Mrs. j. r. Browning ana daugh-
ter, Harry, who have been spend
!. ing some time with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lad
nier at their home on Front
: street. will remain for a few DAYS
/. longer before returning to New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber Mason
and son, Terry, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Hutto spent the week
end visiting Mrs. Hutto's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Mason, at
Waynesboro.
Miss Rene Virgins is expected
to return Friday from Mobile
where she has been visiting in
the home of her aunt, Mrs. A. D.
Nadeau and family.