The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

IVA AL N'Vv0
GAMER HARVEY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
here with his wife, Mrs. Carrie Sue
White, 226 E. Oakley st. and other
relatives and friends, Pvt. Johnnie
White has returned to Camp Lee,
Va. He was overseas for some time.
Mr.. Charlie johnson Whitfield
Mill Road is happy to have his son,
Sgt William Johns from overseas.
Sgt Johnson has been in the SER
vice four years.
Cpl. Hosa Pendarvis, Jr., is here
on a 35-day furlough after serving
with the 92nd Division. Cpl. Pen
90 months in the Europena Theatre
darvis is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Hosa Pendarvis, of South Com.
merce st.
Pvt. r. c. Carey is now at home
with his wife and family after
serving three years and months
in the armed services. He was ov-
erseas 81 months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hicks, 514 N
Commerce ST., had as their guests
recently, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Johnson of ST. Louis.
A program was given at True
light M. B. Church Sunday, Octo-
Der IA, for the benefit of the Baby
Contest. $176.89 was raised by the
following mission sisters: Mrs. Tay-
lor, $26.41; Mrs Essex, $119O; Mrs.
Erwin, $24; Mrs. Bowling, $4.34;
Mrs. Thompson, $1896; Mrs. Grant,
$1221; Mrs. Bradley, $43.21; Mrs.
Washington, $12.45; Mrs. Campbell,
1924. Rev. Joseph Trevillion, pas
tor; officers, Bros. Erwin and Wash
ington.
Mrs. W. L. Varnado of Memphis
and Birmingham was the guest in
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Co.
mis-, E. Church st. last week.
Mrs George w. Powell (nee
Ethel Moman) of Jacksonville Fla.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Z. E. Norman. Mrs. Powell is the
home demonstration agent for Du-
val county, Jacksonville, Fla. Miss
Rachel A Norman is also here. Miss
Norman is the Nursery School
teacher at Wharton Nursery School
illAoSAC1Pllld, Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sims and
daughter. Ella Mae, of Greenwood
and Mrs. Mamie Geralds and Mrs.
Emily Ball of Yazoo City, were
the guests of T. J. Sims, who is ILL
He is the brother of Mrs. Sims and
uncle of Mres. Gerald and Mrs.
Ball. Mrs. Linnie B. Willis of va
zoo City, another niece, who &C
companied the group by motor, is
still at her uncles's bedside. Before
returning to Greenwood they Wis
tied on the Gulf Coast.
Miss Ruth V. Vaughn and Mrs
Vain Clark, teachers at the Smith
County Training School were week
end guests of Miss Vaughn's moth
er, Mrs. Ernestine Vaughn. 2OO2
Pleasant Ave-
DR. S. D. Peterson of Ohio was
visitor in the city last weekend,
as guest in the home of Mrs. N. L.
Lightfoot, 802 w. Pearl. Accom-
panying DR.. Peterson was Mr.. Ho-
sea Pryor, business man of Dayton,
Ohio. DR.. Peterson is the nephew
of Mrs. Virginia Luckett, mother,
of Mrs. Lightfoot and Mrs. Nina
Scott. Before returning to their
home in Ohio, the two gentlemen
will visit DR.. Petersons mother in
Texas.
Friends of Mrs. Ruth Luckeet
Moore, popular Davis Street beau
tician, are sorry that she is con-
fined to local hospital where she
recently underwent an operation.
Her friends wish for her an early
recovery.
T-4 and Mrs. Henry Hunt of
Camp Shelby, were visitors here
| during the weekend, guests of
Elder and Mrs. L. F. Garrett, 1903
Mckinley street, where they re-
ceived special courtesies that made