The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-16
Vancleave

Steelman at the nome OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton B.
Davis. Mrs. Tootle Is the former
Miss Mildred Russum of Perkin-
ston. She was at one time pri-
mary teacher in the V~ancleave
Consolidated school Mrs. Tootle
will leave in a few days for Per
kinston, where she will visit her
parents, MI. and Mrs. B. r. Rus
sum.
Miss Lula Mae Lockard of Bir-
m%ingham, Is spending the sum
mer with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. James +. Lockard. Miss
Lockard is the popular teacher of
the commercial department in
The Ensley High school.
Rupert Roberts, who is station
ed in New Orleans, spent the
weekend here with his wife and
mother. He returned to the city
sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrd of
&reole, visited Mrs. Byrd's broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Ravens, Thursday. They
were accompanied by their son,
George Byrd, recently returned
from the Southwest Pacific area,
and their son, Frank Byrd, also
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise
Gum and Miss Marie Wall.
Clifton Davis, Jr., is spending
! week at Larue, where he is the
guest of Lamar and Chester Sey-
nou at the home of their par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Seymour.
The death of Mrs. E. A. RIVALS
II P~ascagoula, was a shock to her
many friends at Vancleave,
where she had resided many
ears before moving to Pasca-
goula a few years ago. The sym
athy of the entire community
IS extended the bereaved family.
Mrs. Treasa Woodman Beech
u Washington state is home on a
sisit to her parents, sisters, and
title daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
/. Woodman, Mrs. Fred Carter,
Misses Billie and Naomi Wood
man, and little Mary Elizabeth
Beech.
Mrs. Andrus Tootle and son,
Harvey Tootle, of Fontainebleau,
attended services at the Van
eleave Methodist Church Sunday
morning.
The Woman's Society for
christian Service met Monday af-
ernoon at the parsonage, with
Mrs. G.. H. Mcbride as hostess.
MI. and Mrs. B. f. Ellis and
children, Ivan, Beatrice, Clara.
Ben and baby, spent Sunday in
Pritchard, Ala, with relatives.
Friends of the Martin and
Westfall families regret to learn
of the taking as prisoner of
Claud Martin of P~ascagoula, son
of The late Fred Martin formerly
of Vancleave. Young Martin is
a nephew of Mrs. w. H. Westfall
of Vancleave.
The death of MI. w. T. Spark
man of Pascagoula, was learned
With sorrow and regret by many
in this community, where he had
visited on numerous occasions.
sympathy is extended to the
amily of this true gentleman of
he Old South.
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan returned Thursday from
a three-weeks' visit in Jackson
and Leland, Miss. In Jackson
they were guests for ten days of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wallace and
Mrs. Mary E. Inge at their lovely
nome in North Jackson. The
Misses Vaughan then went to Le-
land and spent a week with their
sister-in-law, Mrs. NJ. c. Vaugh-
an. and niece, Mrs. Noble Kear-
ney, and Mr.. Kearney, also their
great-nephew Noble K~earney. Jr.
They then returned to Jackson
Tor a weeks visit with Mrs. c..
NJ. Meter in P~oindexter Park.
The Misses Vaughan have a num-
Der of other friends in Jackson,
and they We'd with the h~ostesses
n extending many lovely cour-
estes, such as dinner parties at
popular hotels, porch parties, the
atre parties, and barbecue sup
oers. also many delightful drives
0 points of interest near by.
Rev. G.. II. Mcbride preached
Sunday morning and evening at
the Methodist Church. The fol-
lowing announeem c nts were
made: A revival will begin next
sunday, June Is, at Red Hill
Church. Rev. Q. c. Roberts. Jr..
of Eastlawn Church, Pascagoula.
will do the preaching. On the
fourth Sunday. June 25. a revival
will open at Bonnie Chapel. the