The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-27
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entertained on the occasion Of
Mr.. Georges birthday. Attend
ing the family dinner were
five Of their children: Peggy,
Boyce, Kathleen, ERIC and Car
ole; his parents, Mrs. and Mrs.
E. F. George; his brbther and
wife and three children, Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin George, Cal
vim, Jr., Sandra and Susan; his
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Webb of Moss
Point.
The Rev. Cyril Vlamynck
plans to leave Sunday for
Starkvil'e where at Mississippi
State University he viii lead
a marriage conference for stu
dents. The conference, under
auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will last
Monday through Wednesday
and also is open to students
from Mississ ppi State College
for Women, Columbus.
C1ndr. and Mrs. Howard
Bucknell. III. entertained out
cftown guests this week for
til e commissioning Of the
Shook. Arriving Monday were
MFR. Bucknell's uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Bucknell
Of Norwallz. Conn; his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Buck
nell. Jr. his broiher-in-law
Tom Divine Of Washington.
and Phillip Alston of Atlanta
who was his first skipper in
The Navy. Monday evening the
guests were honored at re-
ception in the B1cknell home
On Garfield Street attended by
wardroom officers.
Guests Of the Claude Je-
romeS, 1922 South Pascagoula
Street, were her mother and
aunt Of Greenwood, Mrs. A. c. |
Sexton and Mrs. Fred Roberts, /
and the Jeromes' son Dennis,
q student at Mississippi Sou
thern College They were here
for tn occasion Of Mrs.
Jerome's birthday Monday and
Mrs. Sexton and Mrs. Roberts
remained a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Russell, |
421 Communy, have as guests
t h e ir daughter in law and
grandson, Mrs. Howard Kelly
Russell and Chuck who have
recently returned after several
years in Hawaii. The younger
Mr.. Russell was expected to
join his family Friday and ac-
company his wife and son to
their new home in Tucson,
AriZ. where he is employed by
the Boy Scout organization.
Attending a Kiwanis Ladies /
Night given by the Mobile
club in Mobile Wednesday |
were Mr.. and Mrs. John How
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnie
Felter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Nc
Twain, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Estabrook and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Charles Bush.
Guests of 1t. and Mrs. Rob !
ert H. Jaeger and his mother |
Mrs. Hazel Jaeger are the lat |
ter's sisters, Misses Ethel and |
Edna Gormley of Chicago. |
They arrived Monday to attend |
the commissioning Of the !
Shook Tuesday and planned to !
return to Chicago Friday. |
Wednesday and Thursday Mrs. |
Jaeger and her sisters were in
New Orleans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Soharn-
horst of Kansas City are guests
Of their son and daughter-in-
law, the R. j. SchornhorstS.
| They are taking sightseeing
trips along the Coast during
their visit and plan to return
to Kansas City Monday.
Members of deep sea fish
ing party Sunday were George
Clark. Matt Zele enka. Joe
Walker. Joe Manning. Andrew
Manning. Alan Langley. c. r.
Ellis. Tom Goodhue. George
Sheffield. Russell Dewitt and
John Schollian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholas
and sons Of Mobile were guests
Sunday of the Matt Zelenkas.
Mrs. L. J. Watts honored Peg
| Sy hneueT, daughter OF the Ar
thur Kneuers of Gautier, who
with her parents will soon
leave for San Diego, at fare
well dinner party Sunday. At
tending were Patty Johnson,
Peggy George, Billy Beach,
Phil Scordino, Jimmy Brous-
sard and Joe Alton Watts.
| Among Pascagoulans attend
ing the Ole Miss-Tulane game
in Jackson over the weekend
were Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Stevens.
Ray FURRY, who has been
at home with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman FURRY, was
honored at farewell dinner
before leaving for East Africa