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EMILE PERRE
Mrs. Emile Perre Died In Gulfport Hospital On Wednesday
Alls. Aiiiki Su/enea4i, wife* of Kmile I?l'irc1, Sr.. died .it Memorial Hospital in (.lullport, Misk., July 21 after an ilines.*; of tuo works. Mrs. Perre wsis ;i native of New Orleans bill had lived the Kiealcr part of her life in Hay St. Louis. The time ol the funeral has not l>e?-n set, pending the* arrival of her children.
Surviving her are three daughters Mrs. Leonide Cabell anti .Juliette Perre of May St. Louis and Mrs. Lucille Kerch of Fond tlu Lae, Wisconsin; three sons Knule Perre. Jr.. of Korul ciu Lae, Kdgdr Perre of Long Ueach. California and BA1 1 t* Leon Perre. U. S. Navy. The latter is at sea at tins tifnc and up to the time of this writing lias not been loeatvd ?She also leaves a ? brother George SeuzcnOHAi of this ? city anti ten grandchildren*
DIES SUNDAY
? Emile Perre, 80-year-old native 'and life resident of Bay St. Lo'uis, died Sunday at 4 a. m. at his home on Second street. He was the husband of the late Anna Seu-zeneau of this city.
-	He was the son of the late Christina Vonau and Augustine Perre.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning from Fahey funeral home with religious services	Lady of., the - Gulf
Catholic church. Interment was in Cedar Rest cemetery. Rev. Fa-trer Patrick Grant officiated at the religious services.
Survivors are three daughters, MJrs. Leonide P. Cabell, Bay St. Louis; Capt. Juliette A. Cook, US army nurse, Camp Rucker, Alabama; Mrs. Lucille S. Kerch, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin; three sons, Emile M Perre, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin; BM Leon L. Perre, USN, Los Angeles, California; Edgard Perre, Long Beach, California; a sister, Mrs. Elise Band-mont, Bay St. Louis and New Orleans; and 18 grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Emile Perre, August Perre, Fank Quintini, Jr., Perre Quintini,. >J. S. Blanchard and Harry Breath. ?'	^	g-