The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-31
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MISS NAOMI TERRELL, Reportel

niece. Mrs. Lexie Stevenson, have
returned to their home in Detroit,
Mich. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Scots mother, Mrs.
Julia Tenort, of Valley Street. The
Scots motored down and while in
Jackson they were entertained in
the homes Of Mfr. and Mrs. Archie
Survey, Mr.. and Mrs. Rayford
Stubblefield, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Bracey, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Terrell, as we'll as other friends
and relatives Nothing was left
undone to make their visit a most
pleasant one This couple is well
known in the city in social, civic
and church affairs. Before going
to Detroit. they were owners OF
the Scots Grocery and Market on
Valley Street.
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!. Mrs. Minnie Foggy and two love-
~ children, Helen and Desaree,
are spending their. summer vaca-
ton in Chicago, Cleveland and De-
troit. Mrs. Foggy is an employee
at Stewart's Grocery Store on Val
ley Street. Helen and Desaree sell
The Enterprise each week and
have more than 50 CUSTOMERS: Their
friends wish for them a pleasant
vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Brown, CO.
owners of the Alberts Flower
Shoppe, Jones Street, are happy
to announce the arrival of a lovely
baby girl. The mother and baby
are both fine We remeber Mrs.
Brown as Beatrice Brown. They
have another child, Willie Jr.
Miss Hattie Mae Mellon spent
several days in the city OF New
Orleans, La, with her sister. Miss
Mellon is the owner Of the Cox
Street Grocery and has a progress
sive business.
Mrs. John Daniels, Eastview
Street, is home from Chicago
where she spent several months
in the home of her daughter, who
returned to Jackson with her.
Mrs. Grille johnson Whiteside is
spending her vacation in Chicago
with her sisters and brothers. She
was accompanied by her nephew,
Archie Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer James of
New York send greetings to their
parents and many friends saying
that they are doing fine and like
the city very much. Mrs. James
will be remembered as Rosia Belle
Williams of this city.
Mrs. B. B. Dansby, Mrs. Johnnie
Bracey and Mrs. Lillian Black
burn are all in local hospitals. We
wish for them speedy recoyeries.
Cpl. and Mrs. Jim Jones Jr.,
spent the weekend in Forest as
guests of both parents. CPL Jones
is home on furlough from Camp
Lee, Va.
Miss Loucile Stewart has recently
returned home from Detroit where
she was a guest in the home of
her sister. In Jackson, Miss Stew
art makes her home on Florence
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Miss Benetta Akines, Barrett ST.,
has returned home from Chicago
where she spent her summer vaca-
ton. Miss Akines is high school
graduate of Tougaloo College.
T/3 Reuben Williams spent sew
eral days on furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Williams,
before returning to Seattle, Wash,
where he will be assigned further
duties in the u. S. Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Davis, 1920
Everett Street, had as their din
ner guests on Sunday afternoon
their nieces, Mrs. Bette Jones and
Mrs. Beatrice Wells Of Yazoo City,
and from Gary, Ind, Mrs. Matte
B. Turner. The young matrons
left for their homes on the eve-
ming train.
Mr. ronac Wates Is home spend-
ing some time with his parents.
He is the talented son of Mr.. and