The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-07-20
j + + + + + + 1. 4. 4. + r
+ MOSS POINT i.
] + !. !. i. !. !. i i. !. + + + n

Cross. Everyone is urged to patron
ize this benefit.
II Twenty-Five members of the B. Y. P
U. enjoyed social meeting at thu
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bounds OF
Tuesday evening. Progressive rook
J music and ice cream served later II
the evening made up the evenings
entertainment.
\ There will be no preaching service
at the Presbyterian church Sunday, az
DR.. Watt will be away In Hattiesbure
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Borden and Miss
Bessie Byron Borden mot0red to Mo
bile Tuesday.
Mrs. q. q. Harris and Mrs. Effie
Booth of Hammond, en- route to Laurel,
stopped off here for few days visit
to Mrs. E. H. Smith.
Mr.. Alex McInnis OF Chicora, and
Mrs. John McInnis of Leaksville were
recent guests of their mother, Mrs.
Rachel McInnis.
Among the boys from jackson Co.
who left Tuesday for Camp Shelby
were Len McInnis, Vincent Torres and
Pete Nadeau. Dan McInnis, who en-
listed from Clark county after short
visit to his mother here, left Saturday
for Camp Shelby.
Mrs. Frank Spann is visiting her
mother in Camden, 8. q.
| Ben s. Grew spent several days here
with his sister, Mrs. Hassell before re-
turning to Camp Wheeler.
Lieutenant VIII Sullivan has return
ed to San Antonio, Texas, after short
visit to his sister, Mrs. Julian Stewart
here.
Mrs. d. o. Byers left Monday for
her home in Norwood. La. She was ac.
compained as far as Handsboro by her
sister, Miss Annie Watkins.
Mrs. Joe Jacobs and little daughter
and Tony Torres of New Orleans were
recent guests of their mother, Mrs.
Torres.
Mrs. j. d. Lowe was Tuesday WIS.,
itor to Mobile.
Mrs. Ed. Daniels and Miss Ruth
Daniels of Howison are visiting rel
atives here.
Mr.. Jim Fisher and family, after a
short stay here have moved to Enter
PRISE,
Mrs. Fannie Cudabac, who has been
visiting in Ocean Springs has return
ed home. She was accompanied by
Mrs. H. d. Cudabac and little son.
Miss Norma Riley OF Hopkinsville,
KY. is visiting her sister, Mrs, Frank
McInnis,
Mr., J. Bounds transacted business
in Mobile Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Wood spent Sunday in New
Orleans.
Mrs. w. P. Cowles was recent Wis.
itor to Mobile.
Mrs. J. M. Rolls and little daughter
Of Browning, Ala, are guests of her
sister, Mrs. John Hill, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Rogers spent sew
eral days last week In New Orleans.
Mrs. Marcia Blumer of Laurel is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. 7. j. Slough and son, Bernard,
after a pleasant visit to relatives here
returned to their home in Montgomery
Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Eley and five children left
Thursday for a two weeks visit to rel
atives near Blue Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McInnis and |
motored down from Hovey
and spent the day with Mrs. F. S.
Herrin.
Ground has been broken and the
foundation is being laid for the new
Merchant & Marine Bank building
which is being erected on the corner
opposite the Burnham building.
A fire which threatened the street
railway freight depot and surrounding
buildings on Saturday afternoon de-
troyed two small tenement houses and
Dudley's meat market. The new
Treloar Theatre and Faulkner's gar
age both caught but were extinguished
by the volunteer fire company, who
lid valiant work and deserve praise
FOR their quick response and untiring
efforts in getting the fire under con-
.rol before more serious damage was
lone. The Pascagoula Fire Co. res
'onded to hurry call for help, but
arrived on the scene too late to be of
assistance. Just how the fire orig.
mated has not been determined other
han that it caught in the front room
" one of the small houses.
Complimenting Mrs. T. J. Staugh of
Mrs. w. T. Buck enter
aimed few friends at bridge Wednes-
lay afternoon. There were two tables
# players including besides the hon.
'ree. Madams CAN'T. Horton Turner.
l. c. Graham, Scriven, Bowers, Misses
lara Herrin. Hazel Graham nd Will
moth Daniels. Mrs. Turner was the
ortunte winner of the prize two lovely
and Mrs. Staugh was
lso presented with box of handker-
hiefs. Mrs. c. w. Jckson Joined the
'arty later and enjoyed with them a
delicious salad course.
Miss Bessie Byron Borden proved a
harming hostess on Wednesday after
oon when she entertained at hearts
omplimenting her friend. Miss Norma
tiley. Partners were found by