The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-10-04
MOSS POINT HAPPENINGS
Newsy Items From Our Sister Citv
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

| Friends here of Mr.. ]. r. Carter art
glad to learn that he is convalescen
after an attack of double pneumonia.
| Mrs. Malva Jackson, who has beer
visiting in Columbia and Natchez. ar
rlved' this week and will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Over
street.
| ID. G. Avent came over from Wilson
and spent the week end with his fam
lily.
Jesse W. Thompson was a recent
business visitor down the coast.
DR.. Sharp, state sanitary health in
spector, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Kelly were recent
visitors to New Orleans.
E. 0. Hodges returned this week
from business trip to points in Texas
w. l.. Sheperdson, secretary of the
Moss Point-Pascagoula Chamber of
Commerce, returned Thursday from a
business trip to Washington.
]. d. Barksdale spent Tuesday in
New Orleans.
Geo. A. Graham was Saturday Wis
itor to Mobile.
Miss Eliese Spann came over from
Mobile and spent the weekend with
home folks.
DR.. Geo. lizard of Mobile, G. B. Dantz-
Ter and Mr.. Gardner of Gulfport, A. M.
Cowan, C. H. Wood and Henry lizard
composed a party who spent several
days on Buzard Lake on a fishing trip
last week. A catch of seven hundred
fish was made besides the find of a
bee tree which was cut down and about
thirty pounds of honey secured.
Geo. P. Wood was business visitor
to Mobile.
Jim Trealour, who is on leave of
absence from the naval training sta
tion in Gulfport, spent several days
here with friends last week =.
Lloyd Bilbo, who recently underwent
an operation in Mobile, has recovered
sufficiently to return home, his aunt,
Mrs. Q. R. Hunt, going up to Mobile
and returning with him Friday.
Mrs. Martha Green Parker and two
oldest children left Thursday for Co.
lumbus where Mrs Parker will take
a special course in civics at the |. l..
& c. The two children will attend the
public school in that city.
H c. Herring left Friday for St.
Louis, where he attended. the Bankers
Association meeting
Mrs B & 6 Elfx EaifE Ii husky. ,1'1s Miss. 1his
Miss Mary Mosley spent the week
end in Mobile.
Miss Louise Cowan returned Mon
day from New Orleans. Mrs. j. L.
Dantzler and Miss Fran Dantzler past
the same evening en- rout to
New York.
Mrs. j. d. Lowe and son william,
were Saturday shoppers to Mobile.
Miss Ruby Shary of Noble, was
week end guest of Miss Eva Daily
Louis Daily motored over from Mo-
bile for weekend visit to his paents.
Horace B. Overstreet spent Friday
in Mobile.
John Hobby of Vinegar Bend was in
own Sunday.
Mrs. R. E. l.. Morgan who was car
ried to Mobile Sunday, successfully
underwent an operation for appendi-
,itis. She was accompanied to the city
1y Mr.. Morgan.
Mrs. Mary Cane of New Orleans and
Mrs. Sue Danner of Gulfport spent
several days here, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Kelly.
The officers and teachers of the Bap'
list Sunday School met at the home I
If Mr.. R. L. Head Friday evening
when plans partaining to the better
nent @! the school and promo.i IN cay
we're discussed and perfected. Dur
ng the social hour Mrs. Head served
hose present including Mrs. r. Beckett,
Mrs. ]. ]. Cunningham, Mrs. Myler,
Misses Ada Head, Jones, Myrtis Fails
Cunningham, Messrs. T. +. Spencer
md VIM. Alexander, delicious cream
md cake. These meetings VIII DE
,eld each month and Mrs. j. N. Rape
will be the next hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, Lyceum
,ourse. with headquarters in Phila-
lelphia, were in town this week ana
secured enough guarantors to place
he course here during the winter
months.