The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-05-31
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ling exercises of Brenau College, Gains
vile, Ga, where she finishes in music
Miss Lucille Smith left Monday FOL
Washington, where she goes to fill
position with the U. S. Government.
Mrs. ID. C.. Avent spent the week in
Mobile, where she was joined by Mrs
IAvent of Wilson, Miss.
Mrs. MCGOWAN has returned after
two weeks visit to her sister in Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Montgomery came
Saturday for a short visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Bounds
Mr.. J. w. Griffin has returned after
ten days visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Claudia Davis of Lucedale who
recently returned home from France
where she served as Red Cross nurse
was recent guest of her brother, A..
2 Davis.
Miss Mary Ada Stewart returned
Saturday from Amite, La, where she
taught the past winter. She was &C
companied home by Miss Julia Muse,
who left Tuesday for her home in Mays
vile, KY.
sMr. Henry Colmer, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Colmer and baby Mrs. Will Colmer,
composed party who motored over
from Gulfport Sunday.
Mrs. McCullon of Tylertown arrived
Friday for short visit to Mrs. E. G.
Overstrcet.
Misses Faith and Dora Cirlot both
members of the graduating class of
central high school, entertained their
classmates Friday afternoon. From a
punch bowl placed on the porch Misses
Coulson and Cora Hester served de-
licious punch as the guests arrived. !
Little booklets which served as souve-
niers were passed the guests and each |
was requested to write possible |
history. of a member or the class and
Miss Colmer was awarde! a lovely
bouquet of sweet peas, tied with the
class colors, purple and gold, for the
best history. AT the conclusion of the
games delicious ice course was serv-
ed to the members OF the class.
The closing exercises of the Central
High School next week will include
Glass Night program on Thursday eve
ming, June 9Th, the seniors having pre-
pared an attractive program. On Fri
day evening Mr.. J. w. Broome, Asst.
State Supt. of Education will deliver
the baccalaureate address, after which,
the members of the class will receive
their diplomas. On Sunday morning
Rev. j. j. Mahoney, pastor First Bap- ..
list Church of Gulfport will preach the
commencement sermon at the eleven
o'clock hour in the Methodist church.
The last meeting of the Fortnicht,v
Tub to be enjoyed by its members I'M ;
ii fall, was held at tire home OF MIS-. Y
Frank Pope Thuliie.y afternoon with !
-. = A..
iantt as the guest. Mrs. c. NJ. Fair [
ey was awarded two pretty handker- :
'hiefs, having made the high score
Mrs. Pope made nor home most at i
ractive for the meeting using a variety l
If summer flowers, serving a refresh L
ng ice course later in the afternoon. t
The Moss Point church has attain }
ID its quota of $4,000 in the Centenary
lrive and this amount added to the s
5000 always given to missions during d
period of five years with 5000 sub s
cribed by the Sunday School makes l
total of s20600; record for which Il
he Methodist people are Justly proud c
Mrs c. w. Barnett Mr.. and Mrs, w.
). Herring, Lieut.. and Mrs Williams b
haperoned a jolly crowd of young r.
eople to the beach Wednesday, where c
hey enjoyed fish-fry and a dip in S
ne brlney deep. Later table was OF
pread near a big bonfire where hot il
sh, bread, pickles and olives appeased al
lie appetite of some fifteen couples. al
hose composing this party were Miss tc
Graham, Johnson, Spann, Bounds nj
ee, Bright Wallace, Suck, Kayne. 3
vent, Farley and Cowan, Messrs. to
enton and Bud Barnett, Bill and W
rthur Smith, Traywick. Farley, Cir HI
t, Sullivan, Mcintosh, DeLashmet and or
c. Carlin. ST
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