The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
...PASCAGO ULA...
Social

| IIOf1 Otner cllleS 10 attend tIle W.
L. Pol funeral were Mrs. Anna
Stratakos, Miss Nell Stratakos
and Mrs. Pauline Smith of Gulf
port; Mrs. Allie Potter, Ernest
Carter and Mrs. Stella Fernandez;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sneeringer
and family and ]. E. Furr of Mo-
bile; Mrs. r. L. Lingerfelt and
daughter, Linda, of New Orleans;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Meeher
of Prichard, Ala, and the Rev.
L. S. Gilmer of Milton, Fla.
On Wednesday Mrs. Henry
Gautier drove to New Orleans to
meet her son, Mac Gautier, who
was coming to that city to
board train for Norfolk, Va,
to take part in a cruise of three
weeks aboard a naval ship as part
of his NROTC activities. Follow
ing the close of his studies for the
l948-49 year at Tulane Mr.. Gau-
tier spent a month at the Tulane
civil engineering camp at Gurley,
La, as part of his course at Tu-
lane, to which university he will
return in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Crawford
and daughters, Katie and Nancy,
departed Wednesday on their re-
turn trip to their home at Hunt
ington, w. Va. after visit with
Mrs. Crawford's aunt, Miss Bessie
Perry. Mr.. Crawford drove down
to accompany his family, who
had preceded him by train, back
to their home.
Mrs. c. H. Abrams is still at
the Jackson hospital where she
underwent major operation
Tuesday of last week, and while
she is away her home is being
presided over by her mother,
Mrs. Hattie Presley of Yazoo City
who has been paying an extended
visit to her and Mr.. Abrams.
Last week marked the return
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Miller and
Mrs. Schley Byrd from two
weeks trip which included Wis
it with Mesdames Miller and
Byrd's brother, j. o. Ward and
family at Berger, Texas. In COM
pany with their host and hostess
they enjoyed a stay of several
days at Picketwire Camp neal
Stonewall, Colo. and a short mo-
tor trip to points in New Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Callan ano
small daughter, Judy, departed
Sunday for their home in Chicago
after having visited Mrs. R. d
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Miller since the previous Wed
nesday.
Everett Stone is spending hi,
vacation working with A. P. May
at the state YMCA near Castil
liam Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bailey anc
children, Jimmy and Babs, are
expected to arrive from Athens
Ala, during the weekend for {
weekend visit with Mrs. Bailey.
sister, Mrs. j. M. Dustin, 804 l0tf
street.
Mrs. H. G.. Rabby and daugh,
tiers, Mrs. Orrie Pierce, Mrs. ]
L. Nelson and children, Michae
and Elaine, and Miss Mabel Rab.
by departed the early part of the
week on a motor trip to San Di
ego, Calf, where they will visit
Mrs. Rabby's son-in-law anc
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bello
They plan to return home July
Paul Sumedinger returned
home Saturday after a visit of ;
week with relatives and friends
in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Towel anc
son Billy, who had returned II
, Mobile Sunday after a weekend
5 visit with Mrs. Towell's parents
: Mr. and Mrs. r. L. FURRY, were
called back to attend the funera
, of her grandfather, John A. Flur
ry, who died Monday and whose
interment took place Tuesday a
6 Vancleave.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. OLSON o
Mobile are spending their vaca
tion with Mr.. Olsson's mothe
: Mrs. Bernice Curry. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Ferrer and Mrs
Curry had as guests Wednesday
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Arvie Hendricksel
and children of Mobile.
: Miss Miriam Adams, who is
student at Mississippi college thi
: summer spent the weekend will
l her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
;. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams haC
= as recent guests, Mesdames ]. A
Adams and Johnnie Benton anC
children and Thomas Adams o
Chronicle, Ala, Frank Howe o
r Troy, N. Y, and Mrs. Loula How
ell and Burt Adams of Mobile.
! Mrs. C. c. Chapman, Sr. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps anC
r children of Hattiesburg VISITED
Mrs. Chapman's cousins, Mrs. r
T. Gardner and Carrie Startling
, on their way to Conn's FISHING
. L L. 4