The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-26
BY Maude Tanlunson

Now is the time that n sees
yearbook committees carrying
manuscripts, pencils and wearing
their very best high brow express
sions. Because, next month ses-
sions will be resumed by most
clubs, except the garden clubs
which held sessions all summer.
There has been a lot of bull
doing going on around the Junior
high school area lately. The bus
mess and Professional Wofnen's
club is putting the lot north of
the school in condition for a
small park. They're even going
TO put in a fountain. Its descrip-
ton sounds interesting. A fore
sight in securing small park sites
in a city is very good insurance
against future over crowding.
The bottom has dropped out of
things. socially, this week. Per-
haps it's because the girls of all
ages are getting ready for school
or college - the eollege-agers for
themselves, and the married ones
for their children.
Who'd ever have thought the
time would come when a person
would welcome a cool reception
from his favorite store. Air con
ditioning has changed all that.
1t surely is a welcome feeling
TO walk out of the torrid heat of
Belmas avenue and be greeted
by O blast of cold air.
The setting sun did beautiful
things to the sanctuary of ST.
. Johns Episcopal church Sunday
at the Lacy-Marre wedding. The
reredos back of the altar is pan
elled in wood which reflected the
/. light from the many candles upon
il and elsewhere in the sanctuary.
and the level rays of sunlight
: turned everything there to red
gold. II was a lovely background
: against which to be married.
Charles T. Goodgame is able
to be out again having fully re-
. cuperated from an operation that
he underwent at Jackson County
. hospital August IL.
/. Last week marked the return
. of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Talbot and
{. family after a stay Of some weeks
in the Great Smokey Mountains,
including the Cherokee Indian
reservation and other scenic
points. They visited Gatlinburg
and other cities in that region
before coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Seal went
to Picayune Monday night after
his brother, Melvin Seal, suffered
a heart attack.
Mrs. Fl. w. Measelis will leave
Friday for her home at Pelahat-
chez, after a visit of two weeks.
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay.
/. Miss June Mckay arrived Friday
from Mississippi Woman's col
lege at H%attiesburg to spend three
weeks with her parents before re-
turning for the fall term.
Mrs. Byrd Home
Mrs. Motley Byrd and son, Mol
ley. Jr., returned Sunday from a
visit in Newport. Ark, where
{ Mrs. Byrd visited her aunt, Mrs.
H. II. Blevins. and her uncle, j..
J w. Osborne at McRae, Ark. Mrs.
Byrd was joined by Motley, Jr.,
who had been spending the sum
: : mer with his aunt, Mrs. Edward
La Nier in st. Louis. and by Mr..
; Byrd who drove up to bring them
. home.
- E~verette Stone returned during
the early week from Lucedale
, ! where he had been teaching
swimming at a YMCA project
. there. He was assisted by Rus
; sell Jones of Barbourville, KY,
who is spending the summer here.
: Sponsor of this activity was the
Lueedale Rotary club.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Joiner NJ. Hal
tom motored to Oxford last week
to see their son, Joiner, Jr., re-
ceive his Ma degree from tn e
: University of Mississippi and TO
bring him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Bardwell
: and Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Bardwell,
Jr., and Miss Suio Bardwell mo-
: tored to Mobile Saturday to visit
the two formers daughter, Mrs.
: Bobby Penton and Mr.. Penton.
Mr.. Bardwell, Jr., left Sunday for
: Philadelphia, Pa. to report at the
naval station from which he will
soon be transferred to Key West
where Mrs. Bardwell will Join
{ him within the month.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tootle
s and children, David and Dianne,
spent the last two Weekends with