The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-02
From Bay Minette

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glover re-
returned home, after Wis
ting St. Mary's and other points
in Pennsylvania, including Pitts
where they were guests OF
Mrs. GloVer's sister, Mrs. Marvin
Philips and family. Mrs. N. P.
who has been spending
some time with MI. and Mrs.
Philips plans to return home aft
CT a isit of a fortnight longer with
her son-in-law and daughter.
Settled in an apartment at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Colmer are Miss Martha Sullivan,
Springs, and Miss 10 Hub
bard, Forrest. Miss Sullivan is
home economics teacher at Pas
cagoula High school and Miss
Hubbard holds a similar position
at the junior high school.
The Marvin Colmers enjoyed
an impromptu open house at their
residence on Columbus drive dur
ing the past weekend. Mrs. Joseph
Seymour and son, Lamar of BIZ
loxi, spent the day Sunday and
in for visits of varying
lengths We're Mrs. Anna Myers
Weeks and daughter, Elizabeth
Ann, Of Gulfport, the Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Walton and son, Rob
ert, Jr.. of Poplarville, Mary Alice
Hunt, Charleston, and Alfred
Howell and John Byrd Of How
ison.
Miss Vera Newberry returned
Sunday from a visit to Douglas,
where she was guest of
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Whit
aker. Miss Newberry also visited
of interest such as Casa
Grande ruins at Coolidge, Sar-
huaro national monument at
Picacho, Boot Hill graveyard at
Tombstone and the old Sacra-
mento mine. She also spent two
days on a ranch where she killed
a rattle snake.
Misses Joyce Sexton, Irene
Wilder and inertia Sutton have
returned to Fort st. Joe, Fla,
after a visit with Miss Gwen
Mrs. Bessye Grouseman will
continue her visit with her SON
In-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
r. o. Cole for another week be
fore returning to her home at
Omaha. The family circle at the
nome of DR.. Cole has been en-
larged by the arrival of his sister,
Betty, to visit with htem I'M
til the opening of Biloxi High
school in which she will teach
English.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. /. r.
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs,
V. Bevill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rainey, Charleston, Miss,
a cabin at Biloxi for over
night enjoyment of the bathing
md other pleasure of that resort.
Their guests departed for Char
eston Sunday evening. Messrs.
3evill are cousins and Mesdames
3evill are sisters.
Mrs. r. ]. Dempster, who has
,een with Mr.. Dempster at Me
comb during the greater part of
he summer, spent the weekend
It home before going to Meri-,
iian to visit relatives. On her re-
urn during the week, Mrs. Demp-
ter was accompanied by her son.
Toe, who has been spending part
If the summer in Meridian.
George Granlund who has been
critically i'll at Providence In
Urinary at Mobile is so we'll on
the road to recovery that he was
brought to his home, 500 Roose-
Friday where he is resting
Mrs. w. T. Taylor, mathemat-
IeS teacher for seven years at Pas
cagoula High school, returned
Saturday after having received
her M. A. at Mississippi State
college. MI. Taylor, who had been
visiting during the summer
months with his two sons in Oak
Tenn, and Newton. Miss,
and his daughter, Mrs. Thurmon
Posey, at Philadelphia. accompa-
med Mrs. Taylor on her return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Spiers of
Arlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Wilson of Kearny, N. J.,
left for their homes Thursday
after a Today visit to Mrs. j. II.
Warden and her sister, Mrs. M,
Donnelly. The visitors were here
two years ago.