The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-08-11
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of Atlanta. Sunday they visited
| her son George M. Yon and
family of Mobile. They return
ed to Atlanta Wednesday but
daughters Kit and Dana re-
manned for an extended visit.
Mrs. Pearlman and the group
plan to visit her sister Mrs. w.
w. Raulerson in Pirates Cove,
Ala.
The Thomas Ivys returned
Monday from Abilene, Tex,
where they visited a friend
Mrs. 0. j. Sites. They were
gone five days.
Spending a week in Hatties-
burg were Mrs. H. l.. Vickers
/ and children. They visited her
mother Mrs. B. d. Moore and
returned Friday.
Sam Warden and daughters
! Frances and Anne of Jackson
visited the Cooper Robertses
and Robert Glovers last week
end. They are former residents
/ Of Pascagoula. GaYlen Roberts
was also home for the week
end. He is employed in Bay ST.
Louis.
Swimming and picnicking in
Pensacola Saturday were the
J. w. Poseys, Victor Blairs,
/ Mrs. Maude Locke and her
| guest Mrs. Ernest Yeager OF
| Virgins.
The Philip Wares and Lin
JacobSons spent most of their
nine-day vacation in the
Smoky Mountains. They Wis
tied Gatlinburg, Tenn. and in
Asheville, N. c. saw the Bel
mont Estates, home of the Van
| derbilts. They returned home
by way of Atlanta.
Visiting Mrs. G. G. Davis last
week was her daughter Mrs.
Ralph Tallant of Corinth.
i Brenda and Linda Davis re-
turned with her after a visit
there.
/ Gail Fergisom of Indianapolis
is guest Of the c. N. Davises.
She plans to remain till Sep
tember.
| Kathy Cooney will fly from
Jackson County Airport today
! to Alexandria, La. where she
will spend a week with the Al
len Couvillions. Following a
visit there she will attend re-
ception ceremonies of the Sis
ters of the Most Holy Sacra-
ment in Lafayette, La. where
her aunt, Sister M. Angela and
cousin Nj. Mercedes will make
| final vows. Kathy plans to en-
ter the MHS Novitiate Aug. r..
Visiting Mrs. T. B. Kell were
her daughter Mrs. t. H. Martin,
Jr.. children Paul and Eudolie
| and Miss Eudolie Matthews, all
! of St. Francisville, La. Thurs
day they went to Dauphin Is
land for few days. Paul re-
mained for a visit with his
grandmother while the others
! returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hughes
will have as guests for tw o
weeks their son and daughter
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hughes of Bladensburg, Md.
They are expected to arrive
Saturday and while here have
planned a trip to Destin.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
FortenberrY over the weekend
were her brother Jewell VIII
liams and family of McComh.
They had been staying in Gulf
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Little
returned Sunday after a week
of vacationing. They visited
relatives in Grenada and went
to Kentucky to visit Mrs. Lit
ties relatives. In Grenada they
were among 140 attending a
family reunion of the Elletts
on Grenada Lake.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Sclease and family
were Mrs. George B. Sclease,
Jr. and daughter Mary Patrl-
cia, Misses Patsy Bugge, Mary
Brinker and Betty DiFranco OF
| New Orleans.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Golsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gent Sher-
man and daughter Angie at
tended horse show in Mobile
Saturday. The Golsen's entry
won a second and fourth place.
| Mrs. Edward LaNier and
Mrs. William Davenport OF ST.
! Louis spent the week here
with their sister Mrs. Motley
Byrd and spent Sunday on the
Coast sightseeing.
Visiting Mrs. Bonnie Brister
Sunday were her brother-in-
law and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Rawls and their son-in-
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Maddox.
| Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Char
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