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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

Motion pictures are good
when the theme IS based on
truths developed sriisfieAlly.
and when they affect the chill
arens emotions 70 The extent
Of developing fine attitudes
toward life and liies prob
lems' when nothing is shown
that appeals 10 undesirable
habi, formation or vicious Ten
denotes. In other words. when
the true the clean and beauti
tul things Of life are emphs
sized.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

MAKE YOUR OWN 3O-DAY CAME4, MILDNESS TEST
and see bow mild cigarette can be!
Hundreds of men and women, from to soass,
Gently made similar They smoked Cames exclusively
for 80 days Noted throat specialists who examined the
hroa of these smokers each week total of 2470 exam
natons) reported single of throat irritation
due TO smoking Came! But prove it yourself-in your
"T-Zone" Let YOUR OWN TASTE and YOUR OWN
THROAT tell you the wonderful story of Camels rich,
full favor and cool, cool midness
Evening star., 1949-07-02
Eugene and Anna Dovney, girI.
Ralph and Violette Dune, boy.

Eugene and Anna Devnsy, sin.
Ralph and Violette Dune, boy.
sos sSl0 ana aad H.f4.ss nslS,s FoWess R"Esa : .T
Joseph and Margaret Gafiney, girl.
Robert and Matilda Gather. girl.
George and Mary Giammittario. boy.
Milton and Marion Goldman, boy.
Raymond and Margarrt Harrington. boy
Robert and Marion Harris, sirl.
Clinton and Reva Hawkins; boy.
Eugene and Margaret Henshaw, girl.
Kirke and We're Higgins. girl.
Ralph and Katherine Honmestsr. boy.
Charles and Ruth H9uRh. girl.
Charles and VIRGIN 1Ha. HHmphriss' Hum. sirl.
Robert and Lillian Jackelen. siri.
Richard and Mary Jcnes, boy
Edward and Lois kozlowski. boy
Frank and suzanne Msrchone, tin.
Georse and Marie M.rselek. s!rl.
Herman and @ Shirley Meier: boy.
CLIFFORD and Lillian Needham,, sin.
Harry and Patyisia 6.Me.r.: siIl;,
Mon MHtas and and ei,anT oaay. PoiseE I sF
Rryson a and Kathlsss sas.E Pur'elI; L,,, boy.
eisade ef,at ana and sssa a!ori. ' sa.isad. siTl:
John and Mildred SampoSns. boy.
Robert and Margaret Sansone. boy.
Anthony and Mary Santoro. boy.
George and Leona schlosser,, boy.
Joseph and Nancy 9isto. girl.
Sam and Rose stuts. girl.
Maynard and Leona Thomas, girl.
Ronald and Harriette Viets, boy.
Paul and Jean Warnke. girl. ..>
Bernard and Lillian Weiner, boy.
Kenneth and Mildred Wilson, boy.
Albert and Bonnie levin, girl.
David and Evelyn Baumgardner. gtrl.
Stewart and Gwendolyn Brooks, boy.
Walter and Marie Brooks. boy.
Raymond and Sarah Brown, girl.
James and Dolores Carter, boy.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Dait three tuu days and
recetue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Homer Bacss. rs. b26 Buchanan st. NV.
and Esteile Mandris. 21' 1851 Twins
James Thomas. 81. 1912 9th st. NV. and
Mary May, 1s, 4e5, M st. s;w. a.,
Joseph Palermo, jr., 81. and Elesnor NIL
liken. 80, both Of New York City
.nd ssSstS has vi vss:rns Ss F.tg s t1os
Klingle st. NV.
August Edelmann.. sc. Bethesda, Nd, end
Ells Mus:e1: 81 Alessnsrs, ssnS e. .vao, Va; n,
Sc. and Katie Smith. Is. 1904 Sumner
BENJAMIN jenkins, ,s q a. ls and ! Myrtle k Law
ana Helen Friedlsnder' 49, 47l1 North
and and Marjorie Kevii, Is, 1907 North
James erombie: 80; and 7 5piorothyy hyy Gibson N
Donald Mclaughlin. 90, Brentwood, Md
and Marjorie Mae Burch' ls' 1928
Newton St, ne.
Erwin Kaminker p 43l7 Halley ,n 9er.aCe Nc.
nuasne asle'iaire Earley. 90, 1857 dirard st. NV.
and Camille Robinson, 49, 134s Clifton
corbin Davis, %, and Minnie Ellison. 20,
both Of 1894 Neal st. ne.
Hugh Feeley. IS, 900 Rhode Island ave.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
Generals Wives Arrange Flight
ToSuveSerqeunt's sWidow's sLife

The wives Of Air Force generals
in this area yesterday acted to
save the life of the widow of a
master sergeant.
The generals wives compose the
majority of the membership OF the
Air Force Officers Wives Club of
Washington. They started things
rolling when they learned Mrs.
Mary Gladys Waddel needed a
quick change of locale to survive
a serious asthmatic condition.
The Air Force women first met
Mrs. Waddel when they sent a
representative to the recent fu-
neral of Sergt. Walter A. Waddel,
veteran of % years service and
formerly of Boiling Air Force Base.
He died of leukemia in New Mex
leo, where the Air Force had
transferred him, after he reported
that his wife required a dry cli-
mate for her health.
Mrs. Waddel accompanied her
husbands body back to Washing
ton for burial in Arlington Gem
etery last week. Then she began
to get worse from asthma, and
was admitted to Homeopathic
Hospital.
Yesterday the generals wives
were informed by Mrs. Waddels
sister, -in-law, Mrs. Gertrude Cal
der, 1417 Staples street NE, that
the sergeant's widow would have
to get back to New Mexico imme-
diately for her health, or a seri-
Gus relapse would occur.
The clubWomen went to work.
Last night Mrs. Waddel and her
two children. Jerry Ann. 9, and
Evening star., 1949-07-02
a.. and Jun. s,mond,, %, eso1 asth

Ne. and Jun. simonds' as. sso1 ssth
James Matthews, Is, 1897 y st: NV
and GLADYS Dorsey. 20. 1857 Holmead
Thomas Roberts, ?e, l74s Benrins, q
Columbia I'd ne.
Lewis Reed. "A, Bowie. Md. and Gladys
Young, ~. 34O2 10th St NV.
James bruder. 90. 4642 Livingston I'd,
Sc, and Katherine Brown, 2b. 1915
Minnesota ave: Sc; ~
'',d and Norma Norma Hoerr. io,i 70. 1884 FaiTmOnt
JOHN Davidson. SO. Kensinxton. Md. and
Alma Marshall, 40. 1925 Allison st..
Jimmy slsk. q. Arlington, Va. and Mary
both Of Alexandria. Va.
Ira Montague. 81. and Pearleans Davis,
10, Chesterbrook. Va.
alfinss5 F4.a: e. 81 aas Il kSSd: MS5s:
zob.s ts.aaq Lee evt 81, sie o st. NV. and R.b.
Robert Ellis, "a. 40 o ST. NV. and
Jammetta Singleton, 16. 1915 6th st..
Richard Rufnn, 81. and Sarah Jones. 80.
both OF 443 M st. NV
Evening star., 1949-07-02

Arleen, 7. were on their way to
the Southwest on . regularly
scheduled CAT Military Air Trans
port Service evacuation plane.
Capt. Margaret F. Parsons. flight
nurse, and two medical technicians
were members of the crew.
Evening star., 1949-07-02

Elijah and Catherine covington. gtrl.
Eugene and Christine CUNNINGHAM, girl
Herman and Mildred Davis. girl.
Ferdinand and Sylvia Dingwall, boy.
william and Ruby Evans boy
James and Rachel Gordon, boy.
Freddie and Soletta Grays. boy.
Ernest and Kathleen Green, girl.
Henry and Ernestine Green, boy.
Clarence and Gloria Gross, boy.
Walter and Louise Hodge, girl.
Arvine and Elizabeth Jackson, girl.
Harry and Amanda Jones, girl.
Willie and Austina Jones, girl.
Clemon and Betty Lane. boy.
Louis and Carrieleen Lee, girl.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
Births Reported

Thomas and Mareery Anderson, Girl.
Richard and Mary Bell girl.
Melvin and Mary BLESSING, girl.
Stelman and Margaret BLIZZARD. boy.
Earl and Alberta Brunk. boy.
Raymond and Charlotte Burrows. girl.
Loran and Audrey Byler. girl.
Wesley and Helen Capar. girl.
James and Beryl Cation, boy
Paul and Julia Clifford. girl
Frederick and Margaret Close, boy.
Claudis and Mary Cornell. girl.
William and Daisy Cotton. boy.
Wiley and Mildred Counts. girl
Leonard and Katherine Covles girl.
Laurence and Priscilla Cox girl
Dolphin and Barbara Crowley. girl.
William and Antoinette DeChard, girl.
Evening star., 1949-07-02
I Walter and Emma Maths, siri.

Walter and Emma Mathis. siri.
Robert and Opal Miller, boy.
| Ohm and Tin Mong. girl.
Anthony and Geneva Norman. boy.
| Columbus and BernlCe Murray girl.
James and Hattie Nicholson. girl.
Albert and Ollie Primes, girl.
Genius and Floydine Sharp. girl.
Elmer and Hilda Swami. boy.
Wilbert and Levoe Thornton. boy.
Charles and Reba Warren, boy.
Joseph and Ruth watkins, boy.
Daniel and Ida Williams, girl
Leo and Doris Woods. girl
Arthur and Marie Yates, girl
Sandy and Ernestine Wright, boy.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-01
Council Says No To Cab, ] Liquor License Requests

Two applications, one for @ beverage dispensary license and the other for a taxi permit. were turned down by the common council Monday night.
 The liquor license application was submitted by Lee Cadde'l who said he planned to open a bar in the Recreation Pallor for taxi drivers and fishermen. The council refused on the grounds that the number of liquor Ii. censes is limited by Jaw.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-01
HHnteFs Home

Four local moose hunters re. turned to town early Wednesday morning from a hunt in the kenai area.
 Jay Tolbert, John Chase, George Robbins and Jim oReilly spent several days in Swikshak Bay waiting for the weather to clear before returning
 The men reported seeing a search plane that was looking for the Kupreanof, Tolbert's boat, Tuesday.
 The men were successful on their hunt, bringing back several pounds of moose.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-01
Judges Wife
 Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Dorothea Miller Dimond, 5S. wife of Judge Anthony J. Dimond of the Third District died last Saturday morning of a cerebral hemorrhage.
 Judge Dimond had returned to Anchorage late Friday from Kodiak, after concluding his court session here ahead of schedule.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-01

Mrs. DimOnd was stricken in the Anchorage Catholic Church, where she had stopped en route home after 8 down town errand. She died in Providence Hospital with her husband at her side.
 Funeral services were held Monday morning at the Catholic Church, with burial ID the Cath OIic section of the city cemetery.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Dimond is survived by three children, three brothers. and two sisters.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-01

Roy Snyder, requesting a taxi permit, claimed that the number of calls received at the Mecca Bar for cabs was so great that 8 cab was needed. The council refused as an ordinance limiting the number of cabs is also in effect
 A liquor license application from Sally's Cafe was mentioned by Attorney John Hughes, but was not submitted to the council for action after it refused to issue one to CaddelI.
 The council confirmed the appointment of Gene Marian as city wharfinger and he will te gin his duties on October l.
 The council plans to amend the ordinance on city sidewalks to make it compulsory for all property owners, whose buildings or property front on the concrete paving to install concrete walks. However. existing sidewalks of wood that meet specifications of the committee will be left in place until they are worn out They then must be replaced with concrete.
 A building permit was granted to Ralph Shupp for the con. struction of a dwelling on lot 6, block 8 on Mill Bay Road. Construction of the city's new float at the city dock will begin as soon as materials arrive, Councilman William Worth said, The work will be under the supervision of Worth and will be finished by November 1. At a previous meeting the council set aside $3O0O for the project.
 The yearly payment was made to the U. s. Treasurer for the purchase of the city dock. Eight payments remain before the .city's obligation is lifted
 The city also paid all current bills and named the judges and clerks for the city election, Oct ober 4.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-01
Pvt Roger Parker, not Roger

Pvt Roger Parker, not Roger Young as incorrectly reported in last weeks MIRROR, will re ceive the Taylorcraft plane arriving on this weeks Denali Parker, who is getting the plane for his personal use, said he will keep it for the time being at the city dock He is stationed at Ft. Greedy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
...PASCAG GOULA...
SociuI Events

she has been working through
the summer preparing for tn e
years program.
And the Arts and Crafts clue
had its election and installation
of officers for the 1949-50 year At
a session in the Community Ac-
tivities building Wednesday. The
club did a wise thing in electinp
Mrs. A. w. Pinkston as president
The selection of Miss May Me
Innis of Moss Point and Mrs. n
C. REVERE Of Pascagoula to the
vice presidencies were also hap
py choices.
All members of the Pascagoula
Garden club and guests who are
invited should attend the meet
ing next Wednesday at the Gar
den center. Because each member
is 10 bring either a hat. or cor
sage. fashioned from flowers, pre-
ferably from her own garden
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
BY Maude Tanlunson

Let's muse on this changing
world. The yen TO philosophize
started q few days ago when l
heard an elderly woman talking
about the laxity of dress, etc, in
the present era. ! looked at her
skirt, which was about 10 inches
above the ground and ! hadNa pic
tune. or rather a recollection Of
what her mother would have said
10 her if she had come strolling
in without skirts trailing in the
dust, as was the proper length
when she was a girl.
But to get back to social events,
there was one this past Wednes-
day when the Junior Woman's
club got together for its first
meeting of the new year around
luncheon table at Longfellow
House. Mrs. c. w. Fewel. Jr. oe-
cupied the chair for the first
time, though with her committees
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

That sounds like fun in the
making.
Children are funny" to para
phrase a radio program name.
One day a mother came into the
office to see about business and
while She was occupied I began
to talk to her son, a likely look
ing lad of perhaps six years old.
But he only answered my artless
prattle with a coldly detached
start. Finally / said, "You must
like coming to town with your
mother" Just then his mothers
voice remarked This is the first
time that he has consented to go
anywhere with me for weeks.
broke his resistance down the
other day when l asked him why
he was loath to walk out with
me She smiled down at him,
"And he said Every time ! go
out with you some one says, My,
how that boy has grownl'" So,
now. l do not mention height
when talking to a youngster.
Mrs. John Watts, who has been
bit on the ailing side lately,
defied her doctor by going to Mo
bile Wednesday to visit friends,
tells me that on the previous Fri
day she had as guests. Mrs. John
Rudolph Of St Mary's. Ga. and
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Ehrman
of Mobile. Mrs. Watts told me
that the Oscar Whites who have
been touring the West this sum-
mer are now at their Houston
home. They viii come later to
Pascagoula.
Capt and Mrs. Charles Dean
and their daughter. Miss Janet,
came from New Orleans for a
weekend visit with Mrs. Deans
aunt, Mrs. John r. Watts and Mr..
Watts. txAA
Mr. and Mrs. Armand Jonte.
Jr., came from Bay St. Louis
where they were spending the
weekend at the family summer
home, to be with his mother, Mrs.
Jonte. who suffered a serious i'll
ness Saturday morning, but went
back to New Orleans Sunday fol-
lowing a slight improvement in
Mrs. Jonte's condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders
and family enjoyed his two weeks
vacation in visits to Mrs. San
ders' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Bennett and other relatives in
Beaufort, N. c.
Mrs. Bill Evans left Sunday for
her nome at Dothan, Ala. after
a visit of q week with Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. w. Brd~der, Jr.
Enters Iowa School
Dr. Harlan Hollingsworth left
Sunday for Davenport, Iowa. for
postgraduate work as a chiro-
praetor. Dir. and Mrs. Roscoe
Noyes. Mobile, have taken over
DR., Hollingsworth's office.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

visit Capt. Bryant's sister, Mrs.
Jab Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bacot drove
to Mobile Saturday where they
joined Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N.
Bowling and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lind of New Orleans for the Tu-
ane-Alabama game.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. w. Browder,
Jr., and their guest, Mrs. Bill
Evans of Dothan, Ala, and Mr..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

and Mrs. Robert Gulley drove to
Mobile Saturday for the football
game. Mrs. Evans left for her
home at Dothan, Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Bishop returned
Tuesday from Memphis where
she spent several days with NJ.
Bishop, who is in hospital. Mrs.
Bishop brings back news that her
husband is showing such improve
ment that he expects soon to be
permanently released.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Mrs. Gautier's Guests

Mesdames Rudolph Horner
Washington, D. c., and Thomas
Hensley, Gulfport, were house
guests of Mrs. Henry Gau.
tier Friday, and Miss Tessie Muir.
ply, Jackson, visited her Satur-
day and Sunday Mrs. Horner i.
a field representative of the
League Of Women Voters with
offices at Washington. touring the
country in the interests of her
organization. Mrs. Hensley is j
prominent club woman of Gulf
port. Miss Murphy who was for
merly with Travellers Aid in this
city is now connected with the
state welfare department. She had
been attending regional meet
ing of welfare workers in Biloxi
1t. G.g) II. Cole Larsen and
Mrs. Larsen arrived Friday for a
visit with his mother, Mrs. B. J.
Larsen and other relatives. They
are en- route to a naval station in
the East after having spent some
time at base in Hawaii.
Mrs. E. M. Dossett and children,
Terry and Karen, spent the week
end with Mrs. Dossett's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Stillman in Biloxi
Miss Lola Dupre went to New
Orleans Sunday to spend the
week with her niece, Mrs. Char
les Dean and family.
Miss Brinkman Home
Miss Jane Brinkman arrived
home Sunday after a visit of three
months with Miss Gloria McKen-
zie at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Nc
Kenzie, former Pascagoulans, at
Alhambra, Calf. During her stay
in Alhambra, Miss Brinkman was
employed at the Southwest Weld
ing and Manufacturing Co. for
which Mr.. Mckenzie also works.
Miss Gloria Mckenzie is now
attending Occidental college al
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Bodden
are now living in Harrington, Tex,
near the Mexican border. They
plan a weekend visit to Mata-
moros, and Rio Grande City
Mexico, where the shrine of "Oug
Lady of Lourdes" is located.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Sward left
Monday for their home at Crock
EFT, Tex, after a visit with Their
daughter, Mrs. f. J. Krebs and
their son, W. K. Sward and
families.
Mrs, Garnet Cameron, who has
been in Florida recuperating from
an attack of arthritis, writes that
she expects to be home soon; that
she is getting along nicely and is
gaining in weight.
A. L. Colmer arrived during the
weekend, coming from Poncha-
toula, La, for his annual visit in
the home of his brother, Marvin
Colmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Colmer's
son, Cameron. who is studying at
the Industrial Training Institute,
branch of State college, at
Prairie. was home for the week
end. The presence of the Messrs.
Colmer was made the occasion
for family reunion Sunday.
Misses 10 Hubbard and Matte
Sullivan, home economics teach
ers at the junior and senior high
schools, spent the weekend al
their homes in Bay Springs.
Mrs. Harold Gautier returned
home Sunday night after visiting
for the past few weeks with her
son and daughter-in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Gautier, Jr., in Chi
eago, and her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Ma
haffey, in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Flechas. Jr
and son, Mike, drove to Mobile
Saturday to see the Tulane-Al-
ALBANIA game and to visit Mrs
Flechas' brother, B. T. Hobby and
| family.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Friday Mrs. r. L. Cobb enjoyed
a visit from a former room mate
at college, Mrs. L. NJ. Murphy,
vino came for a short stay while
attending a convention in Biloxi
the latter part of last week. Mrs.
Murphy is from Indianola.
NJ. E. McRae is employed at
Port Lavaca, Tex. where he went
last week Mrs. McRae and fam
lily, including Mr.. McRae's moth
er, Mrs. Nancy McRae, will re-
main here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Alvis, Ben
Briggs and D. c. Smith formed a
party that attended the Tulane
Alabama game at Mobile Satur-
day.
Mrs. ]. E. Cockrell, who was
called to Louisville by the illness
Of her father, returned home
Thursday of last week leaving
her father much better. En- route
home Mrs. Cockrell was joined
at Newton by Mrs. ]. F. O'Neil,
who had driven up with her to
visit relatives. Mr.. O'Neil, who
accompanied them to Newton,
did not return until this week as
he was called to Quitman by the
illness of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Chain had
as guests for a few days last
week, Mr.. Chafin's sisters, Mes
DANES A. J. Bellows and John R.
Cook of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lennep
arrived Thursday from Houston.
Tex, to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruner Lennep.
Misses Hague Depart
Last week marked the depar-
ture of Miss Dorothy Hague for
Sulphur, La, where she will serve
as substitute teacher at the high
school. Miss Hague taught at this
school last year but during the
summer has been home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hague. Her sister, Miss Alice En-
lily, who has been home for a va
cation from teaching at Lihue,
Kauai, Hawaii, was one of the
passengers aboard the ship that
was on its 8405th crossing be-
tween the mainland and the is
lands, when it left the states Au-
gust 27. Miss Hague goes to re-
sumo her duties as a teacher in
Lihue schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Weber
drove to Mobile Saturday to at
tend the Tulane-Alabama game
and to spend the remainder of
the weekend in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Guggan.
After an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner
Lennep, Mrs. Dodds Douglas and
Mr.. Douglas, who joined her lat
er in the summer, are now 10
Gated in Memphis, where Mr..
Douglas is a student at a school
of optometry.
Sunday marked the departure
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Bevill for
their home in Charleston, after 9
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Be
vii. who are their double-in-la laws
as Messrs Bevill are brothers, and
Mesdames Bevill are sisters. Dur
ing the week the entire party mo-
tored down the west and up the
east side of the Florida Peninsula
where they visited many points
of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hal Broock have
returned to this, their former
nome, after a residence of sew
eral months in California, for an
extended visit with their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Wingfield
have returned from a visit with
the formers father in Roanoke,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hollister
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Dantzler
motored to Mobile Saturday for
the Tulane-Alabama game,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Mr.. And Mrs. WRIGHT Depart

Mr.. And Mrs. Wright Depart
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wright have
returned to their home at Tusca-
loosa, Ala, after a visit of two
days in the home of Mr.. Wright's
daughter, Mrs. S. ] Russell, and
Mr.. Russell following attendance
at the Tulane-Alabama game at
Mobile. Mrs. Russell motored to
New Orleans, Saturday morning
to spend the day with a friend
from Shreveport, her former
home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Cyril Vlam-
nyck had as weekend guests the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Laure of Dade City,
Fla.
On their return from the Tu-
ane-Alabama game at Mobile.
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cole were accompanied by Mrs.
Coles brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris McClan-
ahan, and DR.. and Mrs. Hartsell
McClanahan, who came down
from Columbus for the game and
were their guests over the week
end.
Friends of Mrs. o. A. Dorset,
the former Eva Valverde of this
city will be interested to learn
that she and Mr.. Dorsett are now
in Paris after touring Ireland
Scotland and England, where
they will stay for some time be-
fore returning to their home in
Nashville.
Mrs. Ruth Stafford, former
Pascagoulan, and Miss Mary
Carnes of Mobile attended the
funeral of Captain George Lar
sen, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Ford and
daughter, Liz, and niece. Terrell,
and their guest Harry Ford Of
New Orleans, were among Pas
cagoulans going to the Tulane
Alabama game Saturday.
Visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Krebs and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K. Sward last week were Capt.
and Mrs. Bernard Bryant. On
their departure Monday for Hous-
ton, Tex, they were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sward, who will