The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-08-09
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J. J: \ HAPPENINGS
Newsys.ttems From Our Sister City,
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Correspondent.


Mr.. Bab Sullivan who was mustered
out ofh'fhe United States Navy last
week, spent Sunday here with rela-
i tives Az the home of his SISTER Mrs
Julian Stewart, Leaving Sunday night
for his home in Columbia, MISS. 81 y
] Mrs. g! W. Jackson and daughter,
Miss Matte Campbell, returned home
Friday yifrom -five-weeks7 stay. at Hot
Springs. Ark.
4 =, AfteFia months stay at home, Mr..
Robert;@E. Cowan left Saturday for
BirminEhhm to accept his former posi-
tiOn with the Woodard Iron Company.
! pr. G tC. Watts returned Tuesday
from Shreveport, La, where he spent
two Weeks with his son, Mr.. RS.
Watt and family.
Mr. H.f M. Rawlins of New Orleans
spent Sunday here at the homeof Mr.
s. D. narlny.
Mr.. #EI A. Graham spent several
days ins New Orleans on business this
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MissfMay Herring will leave Thurs
day foFsHandsboro., Miss, to be num-
bered arniiong the guests at delightful
house sgfyeh by Miss Emiiha
Harry iatH XII Al ysIV hame there.
capt# XII II III ;4I1,sel Saturday
for visft vi fiis famiIS 4ae'vssss'-s..
Mrs. Il: r. Bragg and daughter, Miss
Mary, Of Port Gibson, Miss, are the
guests this week of Mrs. Bragg's sis
ter, Mrs. A. S. Denny, and family. 7 q a
Mr.. Julian Stewart was business
visitor to New Orleans Monday. as4!5f
Misses Antoinette and Helma Avent
left last Thursday for short visit to
relatives and friends in Alabama and
Florida, Mrs., Avent accompanied them
as far as Mobile i.ll .ill p.(4l4 aI .e,tis
Mr.. and Mrs.'J. T. McRae and daughr,
ter, Miss Vivian, and Mr.. McRae's
mother are spending several days with
relatives in Leakesville. this week. ,iqd
Miss Adelaide Fuller has as her
guest her little friend Miss Adelaide
Hammack of Hattiesburg, Miss ai
Mr.. e. j. Carlin spent Sunday with
friends in Bond, Miss. We ID ta 4ls
Miss Clara Herrin who has been
in Mobile for several months, returned
home last Wednesday and has accept
ed a positio as stenographerlwith the
Gulf Refining Company. ID a,41 ral 4ahl
After auldelightfull visit here, the
guests of Mrs. X. w. Brunham, Misses
Ruth Mcpherson and Katherine Burn
ham left the last of the week for their
home at Bay Springs, Miss. II
Miss Vera Moore returned home on
Tuesday from an extended visit to rel
atiyes and friends in Lanrel, Meridian
and other points in Mississippi s
Mrs d. H. McCollum and baby son
Hartwel leave Friday for their home |
in Tylertown, Miss, after a delightful |
two months visit with her parents, Mr. [
and Mrs. e. G. Overstreet.
Miss May McInnis returned We'd
nesday from lovely three weeks trip
to Baltimore, Washington and New
York.
Miss Mary Olive Jennings of Stark
vile, Miss, was the guest of Miss
May Herring the forepart of the week.
Mrs. d. w. Mcleod left last week
for ten days stay at Stafford Springs
Miss. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Nan Farley, of Mobile.
Mrs. Chester Featherstun and little
sons of Macon, Miss, arrived Saturday
for visit to her mother, Mrs M. L.
Stewart and family.
Mobile Wednesday.
Rev. d. G. Gregory, who has been h
the pulpit of Napoleon ave-
nue. Presbyterian church in New Or
leans this summer is spending a few
days this week with his sister, Mrs.
G. p. Wood. en- route to his home in /
Kentucky.
Mrs. Lillian Skinner left last week
for Denver, Colorado, where she will |,
make her home in the future.
Miss Vernie Spann, who has been |;
visiting friends i'm Mobile for several
weeks, returned home last week ac-
by her friend Miss Agnes
BITTERLY, who will be her guest for
some time. |,
Mrs. Ida Barnett and daughter, Miss
will leave the last of this week
for Colfax, La, their future home.
They have many friends here who re-
grces to see them leave and whose {
good wishes follow them to their new
fume.
Mrs. ]. M. Walsh and daughter, Miss /,
Ice. and sons, John and James, are
friends in Gulfport this week
Mrs. w. T. Buck of Houston. Texas
Is the guest this week of Mrs. Horton
Turner. |;
Little Miss Neal Wilcox was a de-
ightful hostess on last Thursday after
noon when she entertained the little
Sewing Club. After an hour spent in {
in sewing. Mrs. Wilcox
delighted their childish hearts with
ce cream and cake. served out under
he trees on the lawn. The following
little members we're present: Misses
Mary Stewart, Margaret Colmer. Mary
Frances McInnis, Clara Eley, lone Z