The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-07-19
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
Newsy Items From Our Sister city,
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Correspondent.

The Mizpah Glass of the Methods
Sunday School were pleasantly enter
taned by Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. William
at the home of Mr.. and MRS. J. e. Cal
ter, on Thursday evening last. Afte
IA short business session, partners wer
found for progressive rook and severa
games enjoyed. Several musical Sc
lections by Miss Orpha Howell wer
enjoyed also as was thedeliclous cream
and cake served the class member
present who included NIisses Loll.
Vanderwall, Minnie, Julia and Ami,
Belle Stewart, Orpha Howell, Evi
Daily Mabel Smith, Ina Thompson
Mesdames j. D. Lowe, w. b. Herring
Messrs. John Cirlot and Geo, Ferrell
Walter Inge of Mobile was Sunday
visitor here
Miss Agnes Tones Of New Orleans
is guest of Miss Bessie Byrne Borden
Gustav Borden of Ten Mile spen
Sunday here with his parents
Jesse W. Thompson transacted bust
ness in Mobile Tuesday,
Mrs. T. r. Buck of Houston who is
visiting in Pascagoula, spent severa
days here with Mrs. II. X. CAN'T las
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blumer and son
j. F. p. Blumer and John Jr., ard
Jesse w. Thompson motared over t.
Biloxi to the regatta Thursday last,
Mrs. Torres, who has been in Gulf
port for the past year, has returned and
with her son Vincent, who recently
returned from France, is domiciled in
one of the Twin City cottages.
Mr.. j. W, Griffin left Monday fol
Denver, Col, where he will join his
family for summer vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Lowe and young
son. left Thursday for three weeks
visit to relatives in Walden and
Wesson..
Miss Margaret Coulson has returned
from New Orleans where she attended
a six weeks summer school at the
Tulane University.
Miss Lucie Harris OF Brookhaven is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. w Barnett.
Miss Louise Cowan spent several
days in Biloxi last week.
Mrs. Jim Rolls, Sr., of Deer Park,
Ala, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j..
G. Maclay.
Miss A. M. Cowan and Miss Louise
Cowan spent several days in New
Orleans this week.
1t is with profound regret that the
of the Presbyterian Church
and the community learned of the re-
signation of DR.. j. C. Watt as pastor
Of the church here. He rendered his
resignation Sunday morning to take
effect the first of October. DR.. Watts
falling eyesight has forced him to make
his move and at the conclusion of his
pastorate here he will move to Biloxi
where he has purchased home. He
has been pastor of the Presbyterian
,hurch here for the past seven years
md during his stay here has won the
owe and esteem of all whose privilege
t has been to know him.
The Baptist church here is being
and painted in anticipation
If the new pastor Rev. Beckett and his
amily, who are expected to take
possession of it the first of August.
Mrs. Will Rolls of Gulfport was a
ecent guest of her mother. Mrs.
Torres.
Miss Margaret Coulson entertained
It delightful rook party. Tuesday
fternoon, complimenting her charming
ousins, Misses Janette and Zuta Mae
Iarris of Union City, Tenn.The spa
ious front porch of the Coulson home
,roved an ideal place for rook con-
est and number of games were en-
owed by Misses Louise DOurden, Ella
JcArthur, Thelma Barnett, Faith and
)ora Circot, Antoinette and Helma
Ivent, Mabel Smith, Adele Bounds,
coma Colmer, Maud Coulson, Orpha
lowell Sara Farley, Bessie Byrn
borden, Agnes Tones and honorees.
.ater N the afternoon the hostess SER
ed delicious cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Fitzner spent
Ionday in New Orleans.
Miss Ella Brewer and Mr.. Jackson
Deakel of Grand Bay, were quietly
,arried at the residence OF Mr.. and
Irs. Albert Davis, Thursday afternoon,
a. 18th, in the presence of a few
nl,,,,es and friends. They will make
leiI home in Grand Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Head and child ;
an. Mrs S. +. Head and Miss Ada
lead. Mr. and Mrs. X. w. Burnham,
Ir and Mrs. ]. ID. Lowry and son, Mrs.
Y. r. Thompson, Miss Ina Thompson.
esse W. Thompson and Rembert
mith composed party who motored
own to the beach Monday afternoon.
here they enjoyed swim in the Gulf
nd a bountiful lunch afterwards.
John Hobby of Vineger Bend was in