The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-06-04
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HAPPENINGS
,,ems From Our Sister City
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attend the graduating eAercises
Central High school She was ac
,nanied home by Mrs. Russell Nor
1sses Annie and Eva Bright, Mar!
.,ov and Ella Jones, who were
r,hers of the high school facult!
the past session, returned to theil
Vas in Ackerman and Crysta
wings respectively Saturday.
Cyrus Rape, who attended the state
,vorsity at Oxford, returned homo
iday.
Miss Mary Ada Stewart is at home
nm Plaquemime, La, where she
ught last winter,
M, u. X. CAN'T was business Wis
br to Mobile Saturday.
Mrs E. J. Pepper Of Minden, La.
nd Miss Sallie Ctrlot of Bay st
mis- are guests of their mother, Mrs
Cirlot.
Mics Dora Cirlot returned Friday
|om Hattiesburg, where she attend
the Woman's College.
Charles Armstrong and Thomas Col
bn were Saturday visitors to Mobile
Miss Louise Cowan, who spent last
Ieek in Mobile, is visiting Miss Erar
antzler in New Orleans, this week
Norman McInnis, who spent Sunday
Ire with his family, was accompanied
ack to Piave by his two small sons
William and Norman.
D. Spann was a business visitor
\ New Orleans Friday.
| Mrs. Fred Herrin returned Saturday
|rom pleasant visit to her children
a Flowingville and McComb.
Misses Mamie and Rachel Mclnnis
we're Saturday visitors to Mobile.
After an extended visit of several
months to her sister, Mrs. E. l.. Colley
Miss Maud Baker returned the latter
hart of the week to her home in Coffee
lille.
Capt. w. P. Daily was a visitor to
Mobile Saturday.
Walter Inge of Mobile was a Wis
tor her Sunday.
Miss Rachel Mcleod returned Sun
lay from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
leo. Carter, in Hattiesburg.
DR.. and Mrs. E. l.. Colley were re-
ent visitors to Mobile.
Ms. Clyde Beardslee and young son
eft Tuesday for visit to relatives
q Evergreen, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Carter of New
)rleans are guests of their parents,
fr. and Mrs. j. F. Carter
Mrs. John Hill. Sr., left Tuesday for
n extended visit to relatives in ST.
.ouis.
Miss Wilmer Mays left Monday for a
isit to Garyville, La, She was accom-
anied as far as New Orleans by her
unit, Miss Lii. Mays.
Mrs. John Hill, Jr., returned home
ON visit to relatives in Birming-
am Saturday and was accompanied by
er neice, Hazel Rolls.
Mrs. H. R. Singleton left Wednesday
,r a visit to relatives in Slidell, La.
Mrs. K. w. Burnham and her guest,
liss Floy Robbins, were visitors TO
obie Thursday.
Among the college set returning
lis week from the Mississippi State
ollege, formerly known as the ]. !.
c., at Columbus, are Misses Bessie
yrn Borden, Maud CoulsOn, Mae Her
ng, Minnie Lee Morgan, Virginia
OK, Leona Colmer.
Misses Irene and Martha Morris,
le two charming young daughters OF
n. and Mrs. Ed. Morris of Gulfport,
ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. p.
lumer during the week
DIR. Winthrop of Mobile was a pro
'ssional visitor here Saturday to see
r. T. E. Spencer, having been called
consultation with DR.. Eley. So
citious friends of Mr. Spencer are re
'icing at his continued improvement
nd wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. J. H. Blumer was a visitor to
lobile Wednesday.
John d. Love spent several days in
alden this week, having been called
lere by the illness of his mother.
Mrs. John Green returned Wednes
ly from an extended visit to Union
lty and other Tennessee potts.
Mrs. Nooner, who recently joined the
INKS of the Friday Afternoon Bridge
Iub, proved what a delightful acqui-
tlon she is to the club last Friday
hen she entertained them, extending
er compliments to others including
extra table of guests and conclud
g her hospitality with the serving
delightful ice with cake. The
1zes were two boxes of lovely hand
won by Mrs. Leroy Perkins
Id Mrs. Brooks. The club members
Id guests present included Madams
owen, Cavit Beardslee, z. H. Tur
er, Williams, Burnham, Perkins
ays. Taylor. Buckley and Brooks.
The meeting of the Fortnightly Clut
ith Mrs. c. w. Jackson Thursday
Iternoon brought to a conclusion q
'ason of delightful meetings, wher
iggestions for next years program