The Mississippi enterprise., 1951-09-15
SOCIAL NOTES

were proud to have as guests in
their home the past week, Mr.. Nor
vel Eatman. Mrs. Camella Black
and her two sons, all of Chicago.
While in the city these visitors also
visited in the home of Mr.. Eatman's s
two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Hardwick
and family and Mrs. Ruth Williams
and family. They received many
social courtesies from froends and
relatives.
Pleasant guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Love are Mr..
Junius Cant and Mrs Queen Horn
and daughters, all of Chicago. They
expect to return to their home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Trotter of
Gary, Indiana spent very pleasant
vacation with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Trotter is the former Miss
Loretta Hawkins a niece of Mrs.
Viola Roberts of 513 Adams Street.
She is former resident of this
city. The Trotters began their re-
turn trip Friday by motor and
will visit points in Louisiana and
Arkansas.
Mr.. Henderson Johnson of De-
troit Michigan is visiting his father,
Mr.. Henry johnson, his brother, Mr..
Dave johnson and family of Jack
son Road
Mrs. Minnie Foster of this city
is visiting her nephew. Mr.. John
Foster and his family in Kansas
City, Mo.
Friends of Mrs. Lucille Helton
will be proud to hear that her house
is bein grepaired and that she will
soon be back in the neighborhood
again. Mrs. Helton lost most of her
furniture and her daughters winter
clothes in a fire which occurred in
August.
Pvt Johnnie Burten was in the
city this week seeing relatives and
friends He is a brother of Mr.. Otha
Burten of 601 Cherry Street. Pvt.
Burten is stationed at Fort Jackson.
South Carolina
Mrs. Margaret Sims surprised her
husband Mr. William Sims with a
lovely and enjoyable birthday
party. Thursday, Sept 6 at which
Mr.. Sims received a number of use
full and practical gifts The quiet
affair was attended by the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Frank
lin, Mr.. and Mrs Johnnie PLATE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeke McMiller. Mr..
and Mrs. Horatio Jones, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Morley, Mrs. Viola
Harris and little Miss Frances Har-
ris After an evening of fun that in
cluded games and birthday songs,
the beautiful cake was cut and the
party luncheon consisting of barbe-
cued chicken, potato salad, cold
drinks, homemade ice cream and
cake was served buffet style.
Mr.. j. D. Montgomery and Mr.
Ernest Boykins, Jr., left Wednesday
for New Orleans, where they will
resume their studies at Xavier Uni
versity where they are taking
pre-med course Both young men
are former students of st. Mary's
school.
Pvt. Cornelius Antwine, nephew
of Miss Mary Antwine left the city.
Sunday for camp after spending a
fourteen day leave at home. Pvt.
Antwine is stationed at Camp Ed
wards, Mass. His many friends and
schoolmates of St. Mary's where he
was a student were happy to have
him back home.
Miss Eunice Marie Thomas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Thomas, 1929 Valley street has
returned from vacationing in Chi
cago, where she spent one month
in the home of uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Johnnie Woods, 2426
South Indiana. Eunice's friends are
happy to know that she had a most
enjoyable vacation.
CPL Jerry M. Hardy, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Henry Hardy of Sherman
avenue was home for a few days
seeing family and friends. Cpl.
Hardy is '46 graduate of st. Mary
High School. He left Monday, Sept.
10, for Camp Pickett, Va, where
he is stationed.
Miss Mary Virgins, daughter of
RHrc T,,hiyfho Wiooinc IF TT,;oy,