The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-06-14
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
Newsy Items From Our Sister City,
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

Miss Mildred Eley of Biloxi was 6
recent guest Of her aunt, Mrs Car
Eley.
Mrs. S. e. Nile, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Spann, for
the past several months, accompa-
! MED by Mrs. Spann, left Monday for
: her home in North Carolina.
Miss Elizabeth Dantzler came ovel
from Biloxi to attend the graduating
: exercises of the Central High school
Campbell Farley was recent visi
tor to New Orleans.
Miss Edna Harrison of Gulfport was
a week end guest of Miss Maud Coulson
Miss Mae Herring returned this
week from the |. |. & G., at Columbus.
4 Mrs. r. G. Borden spent several
days in New Orleans this week
Miss Susan Blumer returned this
week from Breneau College at Gaines
vile, Ca
Mrs. B. B. Borden, accompanied by
her son, Mr.. Tom Borden, returned
Saturday from pleasant visit to Jack
sonville, Fla.
! Lamar Herrin was visitor to Mo-
bile Monday
| Miss Sallie Cirlot came over from
Bay st. Louis for short visit to home
folks.
Gustav Bordenn from Ten Mile spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Bessie Byrn Borden is visit
ting a friend in New Orleans this
week.
Louis DeLashment left Wednesday
for pleasure trip to Memphis and
points in Arkansas.
| A pretty home wedding that was of
| interest to a large circle of friends
was that of Miss Laura Wacile Mays
and Mr.. Mack Raymond Duke, which
happy event was celebrated at the
home OF the brides mother Thursday
evening at $3.50, in the presence of
only few relatives and friends. The
bride, who is the eldest daughter of
Mrs. Laura Mays. loked girlishly love-
sly in her wedding dress of Belgian blue
georgette over satin with picture hat
to match. Mr.. Duke, who was former
ly of Garyvile, La, is an employee at
the International Shipbuilding Co. at
Pascagoula. Mr.. and Mrs. Duke will
mother.
The closing exercises at the Central
High School last week included
Glass Night entertainment on Thursday
evening and the graduating exercises
on Friday evening. On Thursday eve
ming the program began with class
song by the seniors and the welcome
address by Kenneth Mcintosh. The
class of sixteen members was suffi-
GENTLY large to afford an entertain
ing variety Of numbers, which brought
forth applause. Kenross Mcintosh,
a former graduate welcomed the new
comers into the alumni and response
was made by Miss Virginia Cox.
On Friday evening there were sew
eral musical selections and the invO-
cation was made by Rev. ]. A. Moore.
Supt. j.. w. Broom, of Jackson, who |
delivered the graduating address held |
Al Ii, 60,
than an hour His splendid delivery
his good address to the class, inter
spersed with bits of humor was fire.
quently applauded. With few well
chosen remarks, DR.. j. N. Rape,
awarded the medals offered by the
Merchants & Marine Bank to Miss
Virginia Cox, who has led her classes
since the beginning of the session. To
Miss Cox too goes the |. l. & G.. schol-
arship. Supt w. M. Alexander then
awarded the diplomas to the graduates
as follows; Misses Faith and Dora
Cirlot. Bessie Byrn Borden, Ella Rig Hi
gler, Juanita Johnson, Maud Coul-
son, Leona Colmer, Vovian LeVasseur,
Maud Ford, Antoinette Avent, Virginia
Cox, Maud Seaman, Messrs. Kenneth
Mcintosh, John Moore, Peyton Wis
lom. Samuel Denny. A farewell song
closed the evening program. |,
The graduating class of this year {
which has been entertained almost I
svery afternoon or evening for the past =
.wo weeks enjoyed a Dutch supper at
he home Of one of their number, Sam |
iel DENNY. following the class night
exercises Thursday evening. Upon +,
heir arrival they were ushered into 4
he dining room where a table of good
hings to eat awaited them, the menu IA
consisting of sausage, cheese, dill pick (;
es, sanwiches. etc.,was truly dutched, s
Is were the little place cards and ta-
lie appointments of heavy blue china
md beer mugs. During the supper a I
,enny contest was enjoyed. Miss |
'ivian LeVasseur cutting for a box of
cards. Besides the six |
cen class members present were Miss
elizabeth Dantzler and Albert Denny. I
On Saturday the graduating enter
ailments came to a happy climax {
yhen Miss Elizabeth Dantzler. a for
ner classmate entertained them at an I
III day party down the coast and from I
'arly morning until nine in the even-