The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11


those who attended the conven-
ton of the Mississippi State
Master Plumbers Association at
the Heidelberg hotel in Jackson,
April As.
Mrs. V. p. DeJean returned
Saturday from New Orleans
where she has been at the bed
side OF her brother, Morris Mum
day Of Clinton, La. who under
went a major operation at a hos
pital in that city, Wednesday of
last week So serious Was Mr..
Munday S condition that mem
bers of the family gathered at
New Orleans to be with them
His niece, Mrs. William Smith,
came from Houston and with
Mrs. Morris DeJean is still with
him In New Orleans. Miss Mar
guerite DeJean came down from
Jackson but has now returned
to her work. Morris DeJean al
so spent a few days with the
family while en- route from
Washington, ID. G. to California
where he has been sent for a few
months stay by the u. S. Mari
time commission.
Mac Gautier and Kay Hollis
ter were among Tulane students
who were home for the Easter
season. The former spent the
time with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gautier, and the lat
ter with his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. K. HOLSTER.
Friends of Mrs. X. c. Colley,
who arrived recently from Cali
fornia for a visit with her son,
r. c. Gulley, Jr., and other
members of her family will be
happy 70 learn that she will visit
in Pascagoula for some time.
Several students from St.
Stanislaus at Bay St. Louis, re-
turned to their studies Wednes-
day after spending the Easter
holidays with their families. Joe
O'Donohoe was with his aunt,
Miss Nina O'Donohoe; Alfred
Happy Walker with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alley j..
Walker; Sturgeon and Aaron
Lachaussee with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Lachaussee. Frank john
son, was joined by his brother,
Charles, Jr., of Tulane. for a
stay with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Mike Geerken was home from
st. Demands at Cullman Ala,
during the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Hermes Gautisr departed
Monday for Tylertown, Miss,
where she appeared Tuesday on
the afternoon program at the
meeting of the Sixth District of
the Mississippi Federation of
Women's clubs 81 which the Ty-
lertoWn Women's Club was hos
tess. Mrs, Gautier, who is first
vice president of the state or
ganizatIon, was accompanied as
far as Columbia by Mrs. William
Moss VINO was to visit friends
and relatives.
Miss Jeanne Barnes was among
the students at Perkinston who
spent the holidays at home,
spending Easter with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Barnes.
George Steele came from New
Orleans to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Steele who returned
during the mid-week from Birm-
ingham where she has been an
der treatment. Mrs. Steele has
been so greatly benefited by
the treatments that when she re-
turns II Birmingham next week
she will not have to stay at the
hospital
Mrs. Tom Sanction and daug-
liter, Wendy, motored to Jackson
Friday with the formers brother,
Clay Alexander, to spend Easter
with Judge and Mrs. Julian AL
exander. Mr.. Alexander returned
home Monday leaving his sister
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and Mrs. Alexander through the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r.
King were pleasantly surprised
last week by the arrival of Mrs,
Kings brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Molloy Harnett,
from Lexington, Ky. for a five
day visit with Mr.. King while he
was recuperating from a three
weeks illness with pneumonia.
With the exception of Joe Saw
age and Mary Emma and Arthur
Savage, Mrs. c. X. Watson had
all of her family to visit her on
Easter. Those in the house party
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Watson,
Bobby, Jr., Earline and little c.
X. Watson of Mobile, Mrs. Ethel
Gray, Ruth X. and Jay Jimmie
Gray and Mrs. Joe Savage and
Armand and Allan Savage.
MI. and Mrs. Travis Avara had
the formers sister, Mrs. j. h,
Brady of Gulfport as a visitor