The chronicle., 1963-06-13
News From Vuncleuve
News From vaneIeaye -:
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Rv MRS. RAY HAYENS

By MRS. RAY HAVENS
Coach Billy Harold Smith.
Wayne Davis, Tommy Tootle, and
Brill Farley attended the annual
basketball clinic at the Univer-
sity of Southern Mississippi, June
2 through June Is.
Linda Mobiles. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Mobiles Senior was
bitten Saturday night by dog
owned by her brother, Leo Mob
les Jr. She was rushed to the
Biloxi Hospital as she had sever
al severe decorations on her
arm and side.
The Jerry Taits left Sunday for
the,r home in San Francisco after
a visit here with her parents,
the Clyde Cunninahams, his Grand
parents, MI. and Mrs. Fred Tat,
and ether relatives.
Word was received Sunday af-
ter-oon Of the death OF Mrs.
Ralph Dennis, the former jamie
Ratliff of Vancleave, who passed
away in Hattiesburg. She is the
sister of Mrs. Lydia Brooks and
II. ID. Doris of Vancleave. MIR.
Morris Is still in the Doctors hos
pital in Mobile where he had
serious surgery last Friday.
The Havens BeckS and Allen
Beck Of Whittier, Calf, Mrs.
Hilda Beck and Beckie Beck of
Mobile. were breakfast guests
Sunday morning of Mr.. and Mrs.
Coy Allen. They were joined by
Mrs. c. F. Rouse, Mrs. c. A.
Stagg, and the Bennie Bonhams.
Attending the FURRY reunion at
Daisy Vestry Sunday fir o m
here were the R. L. Flurrys and
their two grandchildren who are
visiting them from New Orleans,
Luther and Lii FURRY; Mrs. Les
sic FURRY and the Leo Byrds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Roberts
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Columbia with her sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Har-
ris. They were accompanied home
by Bill Harris for a visit here.
Mrs. Clifford Pittman and five
children of New Orleans were
weekend guests of her mother,
Mrs. w. G. Grow and
other relatives. Mrs. Pittman is
the former 10 Groves.
Saturday night the Groves re-
union was held at the camp of
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Ware.
Those attending were the Bob
Parkers of San Antonio, tn e L.
C. Gratnams and their three chill
dren of Houston. Texas; Mr. S.
Clifford Pittnan ard her five
children Of New Orleans; M r S.
Lonnie McDonel, the Mrs. E. B.
McCollisters and their four chill
dren Of Pass Christian; the c. L.
Smiths of Gulfport; Mrs. W. T.
Avara Jr., Mrs. Margaret Walker
and her two sons of Pascagoula;
Mrs. w. G. Grow Mr..
and Mrs. Noilis Kennedy and their
five children; the L. R. Wares,
the Paul Carriers; the 7 TOby
Carriers and their six children;
the Floran Wares and their three
children; Marianne Holmes n d
the Johnson Wares and
their three daughters, ali OF VAN
cleave.
Mrs. C. L. Dees and her daugh-
ter Betty visited during use weeA-
end in Yazoo City with the Wyeth
T. Ramsays. They also attended
the wedding of Miss Carolyn
Cooper, daughter Of the Ow e n
Coopers, and Barney Ladnier of
Mobile, Friday evening in Yazoo
City. They attended the recep-
tion at the YazOO Country club.
Returning they stopped off Sun
day in the home of another daugh-
ter of the Dees, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sammy Hinton in Bay Springs
for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs DeeS have re-
ceived word that one of their
twin daughters, Mrs. Porter
Plunk, the former Peggy Dees,
has had surgery in Glendale, Ari-
zona, where she is progressing
satisfactory.
Saturday afternoon visitors of
the Harold Vincents were Mr..
and Mrs. Swain Haven. Cathy.
Ronald and Karen HaWell, Mrs.
Alice Billuti and Aleta, c a thy
Sue, and Blake Billuti of Ocean
Springs.
Sunday afternoon visitors to
Mrs. W. A. Rogers were Mrs.
Ann knight and the Sam Wllker-
sons of Pascagou-a anu Dr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Henry of North Bi-
loxi.
Billy Harold Smith went to
Meredian during the weekend and
was accompanied home by his
wife and two sons who had gone
to Meredian with her parents a
few days earlier.
Mrs. Leo Byrd has returned
from a visit with her daughter
and her family, Rev. and Mrs.
Jerry Furr at Jackson. Mrs. Furr
and the children came home with