The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-10-12
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W ildI one OF MOSS IOlHL COHlrme
!. Old bachelors was soon to join tn
!, army of the benedicts, but until
i telegram received here Saturday sa.
i ms well be home Sunday night,
y signed *. w. Burnham. was the repor
i confirmed Mr. Durham left til
n previous Sunday for parts unknown
4 but eventually landed in Dallas, Texas
: where on Wednesday, Oct. End, h
\ and Mrs. Louise Armstead were maj
) ried, The wedding was quiet on
!. ct the home Of the bride with only
! few relatives and friends present MI
: Burnham and his bride arrived Sun
!, day night, Mrs. Burnham is Of
4 brunette type, possesses q charming
: personality ana will receive heart.
y Welcome in our midst, where thu
/, room numbers his friends by thu
. score.
Rev. H. Z. Webb left Monday TO
, Prentis, where he joined Mrs Webb
fore returning home Friday
. Carl Fitzner is at home on fftecr
days furlough from Newport, r. l.
! Mics Emma Lee Morgan returned
= Saturday from |. l. c. at Columbus
TT. end Mrs. J. w Griffin, who have
been i'll Denver, Col, for several
, months, returned Monday.
Friends OF Dr. c. G.. McEachern will
be Interested to learn that he has Ell
listed in the medical corps and recent
~ sailed for over seas duty.
Jesse w. Thompson attended the
funeral of his uncle, DR.. p. H. Smith
in Brewton, Ala, Thursday.
Mrs. r. j. Schleisser and two little
girls spent several days in Pascagoula
this week.
G. B. Dantzler of Gulfport is in town
this week.
Because of the epidemic of influenza
in Spring Hill College Harold Watkins
and Gene Barnett have returned
home.
Miss Mae Herring returned Monday
| from the !. |. & G. at Columbus, where
the Spanish Flu has necessitated the
/ closing of the school.
DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Watt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Watt and Miss Mary Watt
motored over to Mobile Monday.
B. D. Spann transacted business in
New Orleans Friday
After short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
e. K. CAN'T, Mrs. F. ]. Slough has
returned to Montgomery.
Mrs. f. A. Williams, nee Miss
Eleanor Carter, received a cable from
her husband Lieut.. Williams who is
in France, saying he had been slight
ly wounded and was in the hospital
Hope for his speedy recovery is enter
tanned by his friends.
A message from Edgewood Nd,
tells of the serious illness of James
Algeo, who is there in training. His
mother Mrs. Bessie Alge left Monday
night for his bedside, and it is hoped
she will find him much improved.
Since the above was written a later
telegram has been received announc-
ing the death of Mr.. Algeo
Friends here of Fred Colmer, who is
at the A. & NJ College at Starksville, |
regret to learn OF his illness, he hav-
ing developed pneumonia
Willie B. Herring who was granted
four days furlough, has had it ex-
tended in order that he might assist
in the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
Willie came in SUNDAY night from
Middleton, Tenn, Ms Herring met
him in New Orleans.
Miss Fran Dantzlcr came over from
New Orleans for the day Thursday.
Mrs. A. NJ Cowan spent several days
in Mobile this week.
The funeral services Of Mr.. r. "
Rogers, who died at 1890 E'riday morn
ing, were held at the Baptist church
Sunday at eleven o'clock. The death
IF Mr. Rogers, tho not unexpected, he
having been in declining health for
he past year or more, cast a gloom
,ver the entire community where he
las lived for the past eighteen years.
Hr. Rogers was prominent in business
'irolos AMI active in the service OF
lis church and viii be missed by al
Who knew him. His ,omains were
aid 10 rest beneath mound OF flowers
n the Griffin cemetery. TO the be-
eaved wife, his only surviving near
elative, the heartfelt sympathy of
he entire community is eyteraed.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEROY Perkins have
moved to Pascagoula, who're they
ave charge of the Elks Home.
Mr. A. s. Denny hes returned to
Iobie after a months ;cst at bone
1t is with deep regret that Moss
oint friends learned Monday Of the
death Of Joseph Avent. who
My few months ago was married
, Miss Emma Delmas Of this city.
Dung Avent was the son Of Mr. and
Irs. Carson Avent OF Leaf and was
training at Camp Pike. where he
eveloped pneumonia, which resulted
his death. Accompanied by Mrs
vent who had gone to Camp Pike
few days previous. his body was
-ought home and laid TO rest in the
mily burying ground at Avent, Miss.