The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-08-17
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week.
Mrs Mack Watkins and children OF
Handsboro are guests of her sister
Mrs Chas. Barnett.
Mrs. G. D. Featherstone and baby
of Marion, Miss, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. gM.s l.. Stewart.
Miss Lizzte Fitzner is attending the
Buyers Conyention in New Orleans
this week. I
Mrs. r. e. Borden and Miss Bessie
Byrn Borden We're Tuesday visitors
to Mobile.
Mrs. J. Bounds and Miss Jessie
Bounds, who are spending several
days at the White House in Biloxi,
were joined for the weekend by Mr..
Eounds, Miss Adel Bounds and Mrs.
J. C. Montgomery
Joe G. Montgomery, who has Joined
the naval reserve and is stationed in
Mobile, spent the weekend here.
Mr.. R. " Rogers, who has been in
the infirmry in New Orleans, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Fannie Roberts and Miss
Wacile Mays are attending the Buyers
Convention In New Orleans this week.
A fter pleasant summer spent with
| Mrs. j. A. De Monbrun in Agricola
Miss Lottie Hyatt returned here for
few days stay leaving Thursday for
Mobile, where she will join her sister
Mrs. S. d. Denny. She was accompain
ed by her sister, Mrs e. r. Bragg OF
Biloxi.
| Mr.. and Mrs DelOs Brusstar and
Frank Spann, Jr., motored to Mobile
and spent the weekend.
After short visit to Mrs. Clyde
Beardslee Mr.. F. S. Campbell returned
to Evergreen, La, accompanied by hi
little daughter, Lucille Campbell.
Whitney and Jerold De Monbrun o
Agricola were recent guests of Alber
Colmer at the home of Mrs. John Hill
Jr.
!, Dr.. Jones of the Woman's College Il
Hattiesburg, who filled the Baptis
pulpit Sunday was a dinner guest c
Mr.. and Mrs. Qutman Hunt.
Mr.. H. c. Herring transacted bus
| ness in New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Turner motore
to Grand Bay Sunday.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Duprey and chi
dren were called to New Orleans las
week by the death of Mr.. Duprey
father.
Mrs. Fannie Cudabac is guest
relatives in Ocean Springs.
, Mrs. C. NJ. Farley spent Monday i
: New Orleans.
After short visit to relatives herr
Miss Susan Blumer has returned
. Laurel.
: Mr.. Chas. Steede of Wade an
{ Lola Steede from Camp Beauregar
. were in town Wednesday.
, Miss Nell Whitner of Sanford, Fla
/. is guest VI nei oiotei' 'iio' L.
Morton.
Mrs. Fritz Linehard and three chi
dren of New Orleans arrived Frida
for visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Job Cater.
Mrs. j. n. Rape attended the meet
ing of the chairmen of the Woman
Work of Gulf Division of the Amer
can Red Cross in New Orleans Thurs
day.
Earl Daniels, who have been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E. X. CAN'T for tn
past month, returned to their home il
Montgomery Saturday
Among the out of town visitors It
attend the launching of the steame
Boone at the Dantzler Shipyard Thurs
day were Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Dantzle
and Mrs. Hunt of Biloxi, Mr.. J, |
Dantzler of New Orleans, G. I
Dantzler and party from Gulfport Dl
; and Mrs. lizard, Miss lizard, Mrs. l.. A
Chappell and Walter lnge of Mobile
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Dantzler and chi
dren and Mrs. Pattie Slaughter fror
Biloxi, Miss Elsie Beoin of Evergreen
. Ala. Miss GAGE Jones of Gulfport an
, others.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox and chi
dren mctored over for few days Wis
70 relatives in Handsboro.
Patriotism is uppermost in tn
minds MI ,1-s Point people at tn
t time and everyone is striving to d
. something to help the Rei Cross carr
on its great work. Acting upon thi
, impulse number OF the debutint
: assisted by the pretty Misses Daniel
, of Montgomery, gave a vaudeville {
: the Hippodrome Friday night las
: when the proceeds of the entertain
r ment. amounting to 800, was turno
: into the treasury of the Moss PoiI
Chapter of the Red Cross. Thes
{ young girls deserve special credit an
: praise for their untiring efforts
4 make the entertainment a success.
= From the Red Cross rooms wei
1 shipped to New Orleans this week
b pair socks. 60 refugee aprons, 10 ho
!. pital gowns and 1888 AKA gaus
e sponges. This was the allotment mao
,. by the Gulf Division to be sent in |
!. the 18th. That the boxes were packe
: and ready for shipment before thi
time ocoasioaed much satisfactic
/. among the willing workers of Il