The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-12-13
5 POINT
/ HAPPENINGS
- From Our Sister CITY,
E,sned by the Chronicle
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correspondent
!. ,ing progress in the sale OF
vnoas seals has ben report
hoirman OF the committee
,r, turned in by those IN
n the post office booth up 10 u,
law is $1,000. 500 worth OF
y expected to be sold by '.',, ene
s,rt chapter, and the sale VIII
"A the week before, Xmas. III
pn,ime those desiring seals
.hose them by calling at the
bss room
Arita Eustis, field secretary OF
division and Mr.. H. w. Borst
| :, civilian relief, were in town
aov in the interest of the Red
friday Afternoon Bridge Club
IFS weekly meeting with MIS-
Can't, when three tables OF
,ortested for the two lovely
sewing basket and a pretty
Ioh;ef Madams F. G. Pope and
liter being the fortunate WIN
the conclusion of the games
Liners, including Madams Pope
son Turner, Carter, Burnham,
Graham, Smith, Miss Louise
|end three guests, Madams j..
law S. D. McInnis and Miss
rabam, chatted over the tea
ile being regaled with a salad
8. Nika. recently completed
Hodge Ship Company and pur-
BY the Hodge Co. from the
kent TO be included in the ship
Ireen New Orleans and Ecqua-
he a trip Tuesday to Mobile
largo Of iron and other materi-
he Turner Supply Co. Aboard
TO make the trip were Mr.. e.
ke, Mrs. G. F. Pope and Mr..
l.. NJ. Shepardson.
Orpha Howell and Amelia
1umer expect to spend Satur-
Kew Orleans.
hd Mrs. T. l.. Delashment had
lgnests Sunday Mrs. Anna Civ
Is Carry Givens, and Mr.. Bo-
Sho motored over from Mobile
day.
Right, balmy afternoon, coupled
J delightful hospitality extend
1.-The hostess brought forth a
attendance of the Fortnight
on last Thursday afternoon,
1rs. E. H. Turner played the
hostess. Mrs. R. c. Eley pre-
ID Mrs. X. w. Burnham acting
ktary. "Woman's Suffrage
literary subject for the after
bd a paper on the Susan b.
| Amendment was contributed
]. D. Barksdale and read in
|nce by Mrs. Walsh. "Woman's
in Mississippi was discussed
]. N, Rape. Concluding the
the hostess served a delicious
purse to Madams J. Bounds, *.
|ham, c. W, Farley, R. C. Eley,
|raham, c. w. Jackson, G. f.
N. Rape, j. H. Walsh and II.
|bac.
neeting of the members of the
Frian church Sunday afternoon
% call Rev, F.. J. Brown to the
|e OF the Presbyterian church
Is unanimous. Whether Rev.
pill accept the call has not yet
(med.
was a good attendance pres
pc last meeting of the Parent
association Friday afternoon.
gram for the afternoon was an
ng one, at the conclusion of
|ays and means of raising funds
play grounds equipment were
a. Mrs. R. L. Head was ap-
chairman of a committee to
n entertainment which will be
|arlng the Xmas holidays.
|nrd number of the Lyceum
pO' was given at the Central
Fnool auditorium Friday eve
ne program was clean, whole
u entertaining and each num-
hoerally applauded. The next
|ol the Lyceum will be here in
VI WI. iAbDtIl ftdIlllOnr
member of the High School
"o years ago, will regret to
inc death of his baby girl,
curred on Monday of diph-
"fs. Harmon is also critically
same disease, the prevalence
mas caused the closing of the
n Perkinston.
laiei Graham, who was q
'lsltor to Gulfport was accom-
0me by Miss Barber.
Borden nf IT,, MAJ .