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daughter, Diane, visited Mr.. Hor-
gan's mother, Mrs. S. w. Horgan,
in Mobile over the weekend.
Misses Mayfax Gautier and
Mary Elsie Petersen visited Mr..
and Mrs. +. b. Golden in Mobile
Friday and were accompanied
home Sunday by Miss Louise
Golden. who will visit here for
about two weeks.
Perry Gautier has returned to
Mississippi Southern college
where he is attending the summer
session after spending the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Gautier.
DR.. and Mrs. William Quinn
and son of Jackson are visiting
DR.. Quinn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Quinn.
Floyd Penton, VINO is working
off Grand Isle, La, is spending
a weeks vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Penton.
Eight members of Scout Troop
228 and their scoutmaster, Mr..
X. M. Holloway, left Sunday aft
ernoon for Camp Towanda for a
week of Scout activities, camping
and instructions. Those attending
the camp are, Talmadge Shaw,
Audy Kent Ladner, H. c. Pen
ton, Leonard and James Wells
Fuller, Earl Gautier, Calvin
Thomas and Johnny Jones.
Elton Rouse, who has been
spending a short summer vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Rouse, returned to Pearl
River junior college in Poplar
vile for the summer session Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas left
Monday for New Orleans where
Thomas will undergo an OPP
Grafton at Touro Infirmary, while
there Mrs. Thomas will stay with
her mother. Mrs Kate Parsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holly, Ed
dy Jones and son Joel visited
in jackson Sunday and
were accompanied home by an
other of Mr.. Jones sons, Jeffrey
who will spend astwo weeks va
with his parents.
M. Fl. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Adams of Morgan City, La.
visited relatives in Gautier over
the weekend.
A group of youngsters chaper-
oned by Mrs. Lewis Nichols, Mrs.
H. Horgan and Rubye Cochran
went Grabbing at Graveline Wed
nesday. Those enjoying the out
ing were. Jeanette Yates, Jackie
Clifford, Diane H9rgan, Marjorie
Thomas, Charlotte Ann Reeves
and Joyce Rollinss
Mrs. Fred Tucei and daughter
Sandra visited Mrs. Tucei's moth
err Mrs. M. B. Yawn, in Plea
yune Sunday.
The Saint Pierre's Episcopal
Guild sponsored a gumbo supper
Wednesday evening at the eau
tier school. Those on the serving
committee were, Mrs. f. B. Town
send, Mrs. II. C.. Penton, Mrs.
Paul Lebatard with Mrs. Walter
as cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McVeay,
Sr. and family have been attend
ing the evening services held by
Rev. Gale Jackson in Biloxi for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grimsley
and Mrs. Laura BosaEge of Pasca-
spent Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McVeay.
Sr.
Mrs. B. r. King and daughters
visited Mrs. Kings sister, Mrs.
Charles Higginbotham in Biloxi
over the weekend.
Mrs. RamuS Webb and daugh-
ter, Dolores. visited friends in
Gulfport over the weekend.
Lawrence Delcomyn of Bayou
La Batre spent Fathers Day with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Those from Gautier who grad
uated from the Methodist Bible
school Sunday were, Bob Gull
lotte, Elaine McGrath and Rulbye
Gautier.
Billie Jean and Betty Sue Cor
man of Pascagoula visited Sandra
Douglas last week and were
joined by Joan Fuller who spent
Friday night,
Ann Godfrey of New Orleans
is spending the week with San
dra Douglas.
Nh. and Mrs. Joe Wier were
Sunday guests in the home of
and Mrs. George Douglas.
Sgt. and Mrs. Lee Switzer who
have been residing here left early
Monday morning for Wichita
Tex. Sgt. Switzer, who has
been an instructor at Keesler Air
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