The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-06-29
MOSS POINT HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. G. w. Bowen is spending tn
week with relatives in Gulfport.
Mrs. Henry Pierson and young Sol
of Mobile are guests of Mrs. Gee
Sherman.
Mrs. Carl Eley was a recent visito
to Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Barnett motoreC
up to Coopers Wells for ten-day!
stay.
Mrs. E. O. Hodge and Miss Lois
Hodge arrived this week to be presen
at the launching of the first ship of the
Hodge Ship Co.
Visiting here at the Barnett home
this week are Mrs. Wrennie Buckley
Misses Dorothy and Mary Alice Buck
ley, Mrs. Mack Watkins, Miss Estell
and Clarence Watkins.
Mr. Ed. Wool spent Sunday in New
Orleans with Mrs. Wood who is in the
Presbyterian Hospital.
The little folks who belong to Mrs
Allen Jones class of the Baptist S. S.
were delightfully."- entertained last
Thursday afternoon. Various games
were enjoyed on the lawn where de
licious cream and cake was served by
Misses Ruth and Clara Hunt.
A spend-the-day trip to Horn Island on
board the launch Floretta was enjoy
ed last Sunday by a party composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pope, Mr., and
Mrs. Walter Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Morgan Misses Edna Carne, Alline
Mashaw, Lois Sanders, e. o. Hodge,
J. NJ. Sheppard and Jack Dantzler. A
sumptous feast and surf bathing was
enjoyed the crowd returning home by
the moonlight.
Among other names noted in the
Register Sunday was Miss Nora Nc
Leod who has volunteered for over
sea service as a Red Cross nurse,
Miss McLeod's friends here commend
her in this noble step and wish her
God speed.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stewart spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. L. A,
Orrell and baby were recent guests
of their mother, Mrs. Fellows.
Mr. w. C. Coffee who spent Sunday
here left Monday for Florence, Ala,
accompanied by his son Hirich Coffee,
Mrs. NJ. L. Maddox and Miss Thelma
Maddox are visiting in Mobile this
week.
Mr.. C. l.. Turner left Saturday for
Cooper's Wells. He was accompanied
as far as Gulfport by Mrs. Turner, who
will visit relatives there during his
absence.
Mrs. John Hill, Jr., left Sunday for
a visit to her relatives in Birmingham.
Earl Euran who was recently called
to service left Sunday for San Antonio,
Tex, where he will enter training.
Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Lowe were recent
visitors to Mobile.
Capt. w. p. Daily was a Saturday
visitor to Mobile
Mr.. H. C. Herring, chairman of the
War Savings Stamp drive, accompan-
led by Mrs. Herring and Jesse w.
Dnn n
Springs and Vancleave in the interest
of the campaign Sunday.
DR.. J. N. Rape left Monday for a
short visit to relatives in Meridian and
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Artman after
spending several months here left Mon
day for Detroit, Mich.
Friends here of Mr.. II. d. Cudahach
will be interested to learn that he has
for service in the Y. NJ.
c. A. work and will leave soon for
Europe With his little daughter, Fan
nie, he spent Wednesday with Mrs. o. |
G. Cowan.
Death like an untimely frost upon |
the sweetest flower of all the field |
came into the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Irwin, and took from them their |
ovely little daughter. Mary Isabel. |
who died of colitis in Mobile where /
she was taken for treatment last Sat /
lrday The funeral services were held .
1t the Irwin home Sunday afternoon,
md the little body laid to rest beneath
/ mound of flowers at the Griffin
To the grief stricken
and loved ones the sympathy
If friends is extended.
From the Red Cross Chapter here
vas shipped to New Orleans this week
Il pairs pajamas, two bed sheets, ~
,airs sox, "A sweaters and orphan
Iprons.
Mr.. Clayton Williams has received
call to report for raining at Camp
Pike, Ark. Mr. Williams with his
wife left Monday for a short visit TO
.eaksville before going TO camp.
Rev. A. J. Moor is attending the
divinity school at the Camp Grounds
his week
w. Sis