The chronicle., 1961-10-31

ms SOIl Dllly, Il lltSlllildll oto-
dent there, and attend the
Homecoming G am e between
Ole Miss and Vanderbilt.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Barton
and houseguests, her aunts
Mesdames G.. E. Hager and
Ray Pike of Springfield, ILL.,,
were in New Orleans Thursday
for sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Cole and
Josephine Burns left Saturday
for New Orleans where they
were joined by the COLES son
Bill and his family and con-
finued to Baton Rouge. They
attended the freshman game
between LSU and Mississippi
State University in which the
COLES other son Beauchamp
played for LSU. They were
overnight guests there of Mr.,
and Mrs. c. E. Villerreal.
Also attending tn e game
were Percy Larsen, whose son
Percy, Jr. is on the Mississippi
State team, Vincent Ros, Jr
and son Douglas, Margaret
Ann Ezell, Steve Bowman and
Betty Gail Cowart.
Attending Homecoming fes-
tivities and the Southern-Abi-
lene Christian game at Hatties-
burg Saturday were the Louis
FortenberrYs. Marc Shanteaus
and John B. Cirinos.
Weekend guests Of the jeff
T. Davises were Mr.. Davis
brother and family of Mobile,
the G.. P. Davises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenis billiard
and children accompanied her
mother, Mrs. r. G. Lee to
Ceasar, La. over the weekend
Mrs. Lee has been a guest for
the past week. Sunday Mrs
Hugo billiard of New Orleans
arrived for a short visit with
her son and his family, return
ing home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Palant
Of Corinth, their children jan
ice and Barry, were here last
weekend as guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Davis
Mrs. Jack Thigpen was CUES,
for several days last week oi
her brother. Capt. James c.
Ryan and her niece and fam.
lily. the o. F. Moores. She left
Tuesday and was accompanied
as far as Mobile by her nieces
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Ralph
Dudley. Mrs. w. L. Bodden
also accompanied them and
visited in Mobile with her sis.
ter-in-law Mrs. Emily Bodden
Mrs. Louis Smith, Jr. enter
tained at a party last Satur-
day for her twin daughter and
son, Robin and Michael. Two
cakes were feature of the re-
freshment table on their ninth
birthdays. A halloween theme
was carried out for guests Mi
chael Moore, James McNam-
ara, Jeff, Anna Marie and
Leonora Graber, Deborah Hill,
Deborah Krebs, Quintie Lewis,
Tom Bless, Ruth Walton, Ad-
riene Frederic, Deborah, Pete
Trowbridge and Bill Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton E. XIII
yet and son David were in
Hattiesburg over the weekend
for the homecoming game and
festivities at Mississippi South
ern. While there they visited
their daughter Gay, student
at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Gotta
and Mrs. Wayne Lee also at
tended the game. The Cotitas
visited with their daughter
Donna, who attends Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Perry and
son Vaulter were in Picayune
Wednesday for funeral serv-
ices for her brother Harry Lee
Brent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Stall
| worth. Jr. left Thursday for
University where they visited
at Ole Miss. and in Crenshaw
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Rutledge. Saturday they re-
turned to University for home
coming festivities and the Ole
Miss-Vanderbilt game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brad Stiles
had as guests this weekend
their daughter Sara Jane and
Miss Sharon Stallworth of
| Mobile, both students at Mo
bile General Hospital school of
| nursing. Miss Stallworth also
visited her cousin and family,
the G.. T. Stallworths.
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