The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-10
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Herbel Pendola was a recennt Wis
tor to New Orleans.
Mrs. j. Bounds is visiting Mrs. ]. C
Montgomery in Mobile this week.
Misses Elsie Spann and Myrtle Ga,
of Noble came over for week en-,
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Brusstar and Mr.
Frank Spann motored to Mobile Sat
urday
Miss Carrie Coulson is a guest O
Mrs. r. Linehard and family in New
Orleans.
Mrs. H. G. Herring has returned
after short stay in New Orleans
where she was under treatment.
Mrs. A. NJ Cowan left Wednesday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Har
ry Bond.
Mrs. j. H. Pendola returned Mon
day from New Orleans, where she has
been for medical treatment for the
past three weeks.
Rev. H. H. Webb and family left
Tuesday for their new home in Pop
larville.
The senior class Of the Moss Point
High school will present "A Corner
of the Campus" 3-act play, at the
American theatre Friday night. Be.
sides the play, they will show their
talents in musical selections, in which
the junior class will assist them.
The meeting sof the Parent Teach.
err association of the Central High
School on Friday afternoon was well
attended and much interest was mani
tested, An interesting program was
rendered and several letters of i'm.
portance discussed. 1t was decided
that the association here would af,
filiate with the ParentrTeacher as
sociation of the state.
A delightful party was enjoyed by
number of young people here Fri
day evening when the home of Mrs.
Homer Bristow was thrown open to
them for an evening of games which
was enjoyed to the fullest extent De-
licious refreshments were served later
in the evening,
Mrs. T, T, Buck who has been en-
tertalned on several occasions during
her visits here, was the honor guest
at a lovely Rook party on Thursday
last when Mrs. C. w. Jackson COM
plimented her again. The Jackson
home which was made pretty and
sweet by the use of lovely roses and
sweet peas. proved delightful set
ting for the guest who found their
places around the three tables for an
animated Rook contest. Mrs. Hor,
ton Turner proved herself the most
skiliful player and was awarded a
pretty Japanese vase, while the honor
guest was presented with a beautiful
bouquet of sweetpeas. The hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Herring, served de-
licious ice course to Mesdames Rape,
Fuller. Farley, Pope Walsh, Graham
Burnham, Eley. Turner and Buck.
Mrs. ]. II. Walsh was week end
visitor to Gulfport.
Miss Thelma Barnette spent Friday
in Mobile shopping.
Miss Lucille Goff came over from
Mobile for a short visit Saturday.
Gustav Borden came over from Ten
Mile and spent Sunday with his par
ents.
Mrs Ida Barnett left Wednesday for
4 short visit to relatives in Crowley,
La.
Mrs. n b. Borden and young son,
n B. Jr, with her mother, Mrs. Sam
Reynard of Jacksonville, Fla, were the
week end guests at the home of Mrs.
B. B. Borden. Mrs. Bette Borden ac-
them home Tor protracted
itay of several months.
The Jackson County Medical AS
'ociation met in the office of DR.. w.
Z. Thompson Monday with the follow
ng members present: Doctors E. l..
Fuller. J. N. Rape, Macarthur, Cox
md Tabor. A number of applications
or membership by the new physicians
rom over the county were made and
,ranted.
Little Miss Lillian Miller was made |
happy on Friday after
oon when her mother invited a num- |
'er of her little friends to spend the
Ifternoon with her celebrating her |
enth birthday. First there were out
oor games, then delicious strawberry |
ream and cake server in the dining
anm and lastly a visit IN tho nipturp L