The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-12-14
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church and others of the communit,
were gratified to learn Monday of tn,
return to the pastorate here of Rev
J. A. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Turner and Mis-.
Edwina Turner motored down the
coast Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Jackson and Mrs. w
b. Herring were Christmas shoppers
in Mobile Wednesday.
Little Miss Helen Hambric has suf
ficiently recovered from an attack OF
typhoid fever to accompany her aunt,
Mrs. l.. F. Carlton, to Healing Springs,
Ala.
Miss Amelia Ruth Bumer was a
week end guest of relatives in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. White were
recent visitors to New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Coulson. Mrs.
H. Wilhelm and D. w. Strong motor
ed over to Gulfport Sunday.
Mrs. John Lecore, who has been
under treatment in New Orleans, has
returned home.
Mrs. Frank Wilson has returned
to her home in Petersburg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pearson and
son pf Mobile are guests of MRS.
Sherman.
Mr.. Horace Overstreet left Monday
for a few days visit to Geneva. He
will be accompanied home by Mrs
Overstreet and little daughter.
Mrs. G. A. Henry and young son,
spent the week end in Mo-
bile.
Mrs. Rachel McInnis and grandson,
Alex, Jr., spent Tuesday in Mobile.
Mrs. J. B. Taylor and Mrs. J. d.
Lowe were Tuesday shoppers in Mo-
bile.
DR.. and Mrs. e. L. Fuller and two
spent Friday in New Or
cans.
Miss Mary Brogg of Agricola was
/ week end visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Burnham
ipent the first part of the week in
New Orleans.
Miss Elise SPAIN returned bome
rom Mobile because Of the "flu" now
aging in that city.
Mrs. G. l.. Avent was recent Wis
tor to Mobile.
Mr.. Stacy Rollins of Atmore spent
unday here with his parents.
Friends Of Leslie Rogers are glad
0 welcome him home again, after a
tay of several months in the officers
raining camp at Augusta, Ga.
Rev. J. Fl. Moore and son, Frank,
lotored to Laurel Tuesday.
r of the city of Moss Point at the ,
uesday election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Fitzner were Wis
ors to New Orleans Friday.
A serious auto accident occurred ,
ere Sunday morning when a Ford
II driven by Fails driver ran into ;
bench by the roadside on which aunt ,
artha Duffy, colored, was sitting,
oke her leg in two places, overturn- :
and threw Mr.. O'Neal who was in =
e car out, causing him to be pam
lily injured. The driver lost control :
the car when two tires punctured =
the same time. Aunt Martha, who :,
Is an old resident of Moss Point, :,
d who is eighty-six years old, was \,
her way to Mobile. ~
Complimenting her guest, Mrs. =,
race Turner of Mobile, Mrs. Hor-
l Turner entertained at a delightful
ernoon of bridge Wednesday. Mrs
rner's home was decorated in
ristmas evergreens which furnish
a lovely setting for the several :.
lies of bridge. The guests were
sdames Bowers. Ebb Ford. ]. l. ~ ~
I'd, Blodgett, T. F. Buck, A. c. Gra- -
n, G.. L. Turner and Miss Edwind
rner. Handsome prizes were won
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. C. L. Turn
The honor guest was presented @.
h dainty gift. The hostess was a.
listed in serving a dainty salad A..
rse by Miss Hazel Graham. r.
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here will be Red Cross rally at a.,
Baptist church Sunday evening at -.
ch all three of the churches will 49,
te. A special program has been ~,
pared and every one is urged to at ~.
IT.