The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-09-27
MOSS POINT HAPPENINGS
NeWsy Items From Our Sister civ
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

Mrs. Percy Irwin and Mrs. viii AL
berts spent several days sin Mobile
this week.
Mrs. j. II. Blumer was Thursda,
visitor to New Orleans.
w. B. Herring, vice president of til,
Pascagoua National Bank, is on bus
mess trip to the delta
W. Fl. Mclnnis returned on Monday
from trip to Florida
The members of the Baptist organ
ization observed a day of fasting and
prayer n behalf of the SIS, 900 900 cam
paign for Missions here Wednesda,
with sunrise prayer meeting. pray
er service at noon and a six O'Clock
meeting at the church The church
here will raise $4,000 of die county
quota of $3S,O0000.
| Mrs. Alphonse Hammel and young
son, William, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Kelly, returned to
New Orleans the latter part of the
week, William having fully recovered
from ali attack of scarlet Fever which
developed soon after his arrival here
Every precaution having been taken
the spodd of the disease is not feared.
Misses Bessie Byrn Borden and
Leona Colmer left Sunday for Colum-
bus, where they will enter the J. |.
& G. They were accompanied as for
as Mobile by Mr.. r. G.. Borden. Misses
Maud Coulson, Minnie Lee Morgan
and Virginia Cox left Tuesday and will
also be students at the |. T. & c. Mrs.
H. d. Coulson went as far as Mobile
with them. Miss Mae Herring, who
attended the l. |. & C. last year lefe
Wednesday to resume her studies
there.
Walter Inge of Mobile was Sunday
visitor here.
Mrs. l.. M. Sheperdson and Mrs.
John, Hill, Sr,, spent several days in
New Orleans last week.
Ms. Efhe Boos has returned to her
home in Hammond after short visit
to Mrs. Geo. Smith.
Mr.. Frank Pope transacted business
In Mobile Tuesday.
Miss Joe Bishop has retuned after
a visit to New Orleans.
j. C. Carlin spent the weekend with
relatives in Pond.
Mrs. Sect Denny of Mobile was
Friday visitor here.
Geo. Y Wood was business visitor
to New Orleans Tuesday ~
Miss Lola Vanderwall leaves this
week for Chicora, where she will con-
duct music class this winter.
Mr. and Mrs T.. j. Pepper returned
this week after an extended honey
moon trip to points in Mississippi, Ala
bama and Louisiana,
Walter Barber spent the weekend in
Gulfport with home folk.
Mrs. II. H. Moorehead and DR.. J.
NJ. Cook Of Laurel were recent guests
of theil sister, Mrs. Marcia Blumer
Miss Annc Taylor of Martins Bluff
is a guest this week Of Mrs j. b.
Taylor
Mrs f F. Cody and baby returned
this wee, after an extended visit to
relatives in north Mississippi.
Miss Louise Cowan is guest of
Miss Fran Dantzler in New Orleans
Wednesday.
Master Bert Jordan has returned to
his home in Baton Rouge after an
extended visit TO his aunt, Mrs. J. D.
Mrs Leinhard Orrell and baby re-
turned Friday to their home in Mobile
after short visit to Mrs. E. L. Fel-
ows
Miss Lien Blumer and three chill |
lren hrvu returned to New Orleans |
ifte? IA short visit to relatives here.
Mrs, Fannie Cudabac, who has been !
n the Mobile Infrmary under treat
nent, returned Sunday and is at home t
With her son, II. d. Cudabac and fam
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Barksdale spent
several days in New Orleans this
week.
Mrs. J. s. Wyatt of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is a guest of Mrs. E. H. Del
mas.
DR.. and Mrs. f. L. Fuller and two
daughters left Tuesday for their fu-
ure home in Greenville, Miss. The
emoval of this estimable family is
he source of regret to their many
riends here.
Telephone communication between
loss Point and Pascagoula and other
oints was cut off all day Tuesday. the
able having been burned in two by
he fire which destroyed the store of
.ouis Taylor Ccolored) at East Side
bout 2:30 Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. C. Howell was visitor to
Iobile Monday.