The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-08-10
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DR.. j. N. Rape, chairman of the
Moss Point Chapter has appointed
the following chairmen of the several
committees: Military Relief, c. H.
Wood; Civilian Relief, DR.. C. l.. Eley;
Publicity, Mr.. A. E. Lee; Finance, G
w. O'Neil; Ways and Means, Miss
Mary Watt; Membership, Mrs. j. T.
Burch. Mrs. Rape, chairman of the
Woman's Work, has appointed Mrs.
pital Supplies; Miss Florrie McInnis
Knitted Articles; Mrs. "A. F. Dantzler
Refugee Garments and Miss Clara
Herrin, Surgical Dressing department.
The handsome cake donated and
decorated by Messrs Tom and George
Ridgby for the benefit of the Red
Cross brought $105 1t was won by
A. Juan and bought in by Mr.. Hardy
Herring, who turned it0ver to the
Red Cross in Pascagoula. The cake
was handsomely embossed in the
national colors and ys-ey.Eed many ex-
pressions OF admiration.
ing these war times, in the guise of
a Red Cross benefit was party on
Tuesday afternoon at the recently re-
novated Red Cross rooms, when the
Surgical Dressing Glass entertained at
several games of rook and bridge,
serving refreshing punch during the
afternoon. The financial success was
evidenced by the amount of $50 which
was turned into the treasury. The
Red Cross rooms will be opened every
day. All workers are urged to con-
tinue their support.
Lamar Herrin and Edgar Rawlings
left Friday for Camp Shelby, where
they will enter training.
Misses Lola Vanderwall and Sara
Farley were Wednesday visitors to
New Orleans.
p. N Howell of Howison transacted
business in town Saturday.
After a stay of several months Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Spencer, left Monday
for Hammond, La. They made the
trip through the country in car and
were accompanied by their sister,
Miss Mamie Converse. Mr.. Spencer
has enlisted in the AVIATION corps and
will enter training at Houston, Tex,
SOON
Miss Lulu Barnett returned from
New Orleans, having decided to dis !.
training at the Touro In
frmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Herring return
ed Monday, after a two weeks stay
1t Copper's Wells.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Mcleod of Pine
Bluff Ark, are guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Mcleod.
Lloyd Bilbo was Saturday visitor
o Mobile.
Miss Mabel Smith left Friday for
'ecluse, where she will resume her
luties as teacher in the school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and little
laughter are visiting friends in Ham
lond, La.
Mrs. w. A. Coulson and daughter,
1argaret have returned after a stay
f several months in Tiptonvill and |
jnion City, Tenn. /:
After a short visit to her sister. Mrs.
Iorton Turner, Mrs. w. A. Baxton
as returned to her home in Vinegar {
lend. IL
J. c. Montgomery spent several days
! New Orleans this week. Ii
Stewart Hunter has returned to
is home in Winfield, La.
Mr.. E. o. Hodge spent several days
/ Ruston this week. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McInnis and \
lildren motored over from Hovey for
weekend visit to relatives. a
Miss Rachel McInnis has returned A
ter several weeks stay in Wash
gton and other points. d
Misses 0rpha Howell and Myrtle
unit were Saturday visitors to Mo- IL
lie.
DIR. Carl Eley leaves Sunday for a s
Iort visit to his mother near Forest. z
Ted Schleisser was a business Wis a.
or TO New Orleans Wednesday. p
Miss Lucille Harris Of Brookhsven b,