The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-08

nephew, Earl Wayne Roberts, de-
parted for their home at Hous-
ton, Tex, Tuesday after a visit
with Mrs. Robert Walker.
Miss Harriet Seabrook has ar
rived from Beaufort. S. C.. where
she is a teacher in the public
schools, to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Seahrook
through the summer. She will
return to Beaufort when the
school term begins in September.
Ernest Falgo. who is a student
at State college. was down from
Starkville to spend the holidays
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs,
f. j. Fslgo.
Miss Aimee Angel Davis. who
was for years a teacher in the
schools of New Orleans, but who
is now retired, arrived last week
for a stay with her brother-in.
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Shepard with whom she will
probably make her home. MIR,
and Mrs. Shepard had as guests
one day last week the formers
brother, Arthur Shepard of BIZ
loxi and his grandson, II. M. But
Ter of Monroe, La.
Miss Barbara Randall had as
guests over the holiday weeken,
Misses Eloise Chain and Margaret
Clark of Gulfport and Edre MAYS
of Moss Point and her guest, Miss
Jean Roche of Panama City, Fla,
who were her guests at the Ran
dali bungalows on Beach boule-
ward.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Felts and
family r spending this week
visiting in Panama City. Fla.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Dear
Hewlett and son are visiting rel
atives in Oklahoma.
Miss Rubye Wade left Tuesday
for Michigan where she will.
spend several weeks vacationinl
in Detroit and Jackson.
Miss Merle Lea Stokes of Dial.
las spent the weekend visiting hel
grandmother. Mrs. f. II. Stokes
Mrs. f. ]. Murray and grand.
children. Bonnie and Patricia
| daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Murray, and Joan and Jimmy
| children of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. J
Murray, Jr., left Sunday for a Wis.
it with Mrs. Murray's son-in-lav
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Film
Rush at MeComb.
Mrs. W. K. Bosarge and chill
dren, Elizabeth and Margaret
left Wednesday for Nettleton
Miss, where they will visit thu
formers aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Ran
dolph for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Parker havI
as guests the latter's brother-in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyl
Flowers of Mobile who came 70
a visit of indefinite length wit
them and their children, includ
ing the newest of the small Park
er's, Troy Simon, who was borl
recently at the Jackson Count.
hospital. They were accompanies
by their daughter, Betty.
Saturday marked the return 0
Miss Ann Gulley after a visit O
a fortnight with DR.. and Mrs. J
A. Cornell at TT. Mitchell, Ky
across from Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lopez am
children, Henry, Jr. and Caro-
and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren PETIT,
arrived Saturday from Batol
Rouge to visit Mrs. Loper's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Morgan
They were joined by Mrs. Lop
er's sister and brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B. Matthew
and daughter. Helen of New Or
leans. They all returned to thei
homes at the end of the holida,
weekend with the exception O
Mrs. Lopez and her children VIII
will spend about two weeks wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan.
Sunday marked the return O
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dean from visit
in Texas where they were guest
of the formers uncle, j. o. Sim
mons at Troy. They also stoper
for a visit at Pettus, and on dc
parting for home they were ac
companied by their son, Tommy
who is employed in that city AM
who will visit them for about
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jaquitl
and children. who departed Jun
% for Bath. Me, where they vii
live, write that they are NIGEL.
located in a comfortable resi-
dence and that Mr.. Jaquith is al
ready employed in Bath, his for
I mer home.
Mrs. J. T. McMullins and chill
dren, Tanya and Patricia. re
turned Monday from q visit wit
her mother in Meridian. Miss.