The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-06-22
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Joseph Fisher were married The
ceremony was solempized by Rabbi
Lishstipe.. The bride Who. wore wed
ding, gown of, white ,gorgette. crepe
with "a veil aof illnsion carried a
bouquet Of carnations ,and. fernsl She
was given in marriage by her brother
in-law, Mr.. Bernstein Of Pascagoua.
After the ceremony a reception was
given the happy young couple at the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. NJ.
Scharff, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher after
a short bridal trip to New Orleans will
make their home here with their
mother, Mrs Eva Scharff.
was performed by Rev w, II. Webb
at the Baptist church Wednesday even
ing at $50 was that of Miss Annie
Bell Stokes and Mr.. w. S. Kitrell.
The church was prettily decorated in
shasta daises and ferns and the bride
and groom who were unattended came
III lOStlltl. hlSo JtoSlc bOulluS WHO
played the wedding march was ac-
compained by Miss Thelma Barnett
on the violin. Before the ceremony
Mrs. j. c. Montgomery sang 81 Love
You Truly" The bride is the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Stokes
Mr.. Ketrell of Lucedale, is employed
at the Hodge Shipyard. The best
wishes of their friends here are ex-
tended to the happy young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Garner spent
several days in Gulfport last week
Mrs. Geo. Leather and children of
fiattiesburg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
d. w. Mcleod.
Mrs. Richard Belin, Mrs. Michel Cir
lot and Miss Faith Cirlot attended the
wedding of their cousin, Miss Bertha
Nelson in Howison Wednesday,
Miss Rachel McInnis left Monday
for the University of Va, where she is
an assistant teacher in atheletic dane
ing
Mrs Rachel McInnis is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McInnis in Chicora
this week.
Mrs M. A. Cohen of Hammond, La
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Smith
at the home of Mrs. G. W. Bowen.
After a pleasant visit to Rev W
II. Webb and family, Mrs. Dan Dali
and children and Miss Clara Whiting
ton have returned home.
]. r. P. Blumer is spending this
week with his family in Atlanta, Ga
Mr. and Mss. Tim Fisher and little
uaughter recently OF Chicora have
moved to Moss Point
Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Allen and little
son motored to Mobile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Avant and baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Avant of Leaf are
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Delmas.
Mr.. j. Bounds spent several days
in Washington this week.
Mr.. e. 0. Hodge visited his family
in Ruston this week. Mr. Hodge has
purchased the vacant lot next to Dr..
Raper and will begin building res
dence there in the near future.
Mrs. f. S. Herrin and Mrs. Norman
McInnis were visitors to Mobile last
week
Mr.. an dMrs. Horace Overstreet and
baby of Geneva arrived Monday and
will make their home here in the
future where Mr. Overstreet will
open a mercantile store in the build
ing formerly known as the Sugar Bowl. |
Miss Meta Sullivan of Columbia is
here on an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. Julian Stewart.
Mrs. J. Bounds and Miss Jessie |
Bounds were Monday visitors to
Mobile.
Mrs. J. E. Pendola left Monday for
a several weeks stay at Cooper's
Wells.
Norman McInnis motored over from
Hovey Sunday, returning Monday
with his family who had been visiting
Mrs F. S. Herrin.
Miss Gertrude Kennerdy and Jim
Kennerdy of Pollard are visiting their
aunt Mrs. d. C. Avant.
The members of DR.. J. c. Watts
Sunday school class which numbers
some fifteen men, with as many young
men friends enjoyed a bathing party
at the beach Tuesday night The trip
was made down in an auto truck, and
lunch was enjoyed afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Hobby and little
daughter are enjoying stay at Coop
er's Wells.
Chairman II. c. Herring of the War
Savings Stamp campaign has had out
this week bevy of pretty girls taking
a census of the town. The real cam !
paign for the sale of Thrift Stamps I
will begin next week, where it is need
less to say Moss Point as usual will q
go over the top. {
Miss Louise Cowan attended house I
party given by Miss Dorothy Even in c
Biloxi last week. c
Miss Hass of Biloxi is in town this |
week teaching the ladies how TO OPP
crate the knitting machine at the Red
Cross room.
Robt. Cowan who has been assigned
or training at Camp Sewer at Green p
vile. S. c., is spending several days \
With his mother. d
Hirich Coffee of the Submarine Base. 7