The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-11-19
IS POINT
\ HAPPENINGS
n.ms From Our Sister City
.,.,red by the chronicIe-star
correspondent.

1ohn Morris and two children
have been the guests OF MI. an
LIE P. Blumer for the past fou
1, returned Tuesday to their nom
Hattiesburg.
!. r. r. Cooley and little daughte
.,re who have been visiting Mrs
]. l.ys parents in the northern par
\, No state during September ant
Y .,her returned home Monday.
~ H. B. Overstreet and Miss Lois
!; |. we're Wednesday shoppers IL
,ble
I Miss Gladys Lienhard of lndianolf
recent guest of Mrs. II. l.. Head
ur G. A. Henry and son Allistel
.nt several days in Mobile last week
N and Mrs. II. G.. Overstreet and
Ma daughter, Mary Alice, were
.ons the Fair visitors to Mobile
mstice day.
Miss Dora Cowan left Monday for
sbile where she joined Miss Jessie
tunds and together they will enjoy
pleasure trip to New York city and
her Eastern points Of interest.
Nj, and Mrs. John f. Krebs were
stors to the Fair last week.
W. D. Herring left last week for
hyatte, where he expects to be UNI
Xmas assisting in the organizing
bank at that place.
Mrs. G. W. Bowen spent Thursday
last week in the gulf city.
Miss Elise Bevise of Evergreen, Ala,
INT Thursday with Miss Louise
Fan, who accompanied her as far
Mobile for short visit.
II. and Mrs. Dan Mcleod and
udson Foster Broom attended the
in Mobile Tuesday.
n and Mrs. H. Z. Delmas, H. E.,
Milton Delmas and Mrs. Henry
hub motored to Mobile for the day
|nday.
H. and Mrs. c. w. Barnett, ac-
hpained by Misses Maysel Willing
Y, Lula East, Marie Seal and Allie
rfinson spent Saturday in New
lans.
|IGeo Fitzner, Ray Mcleod, Len Nc
bh and DR.. r. c. Eley were among
se from here who attended the
" in Mobile Tuesday last.
Yrs. Harry Wilcox was a recent wis.,
to New Orleans.
Jew. w. M. Sullivan, presiding elder
The Seashore district, will hold the
nth quarterly conference here at
Methodist church Saturday and
fill the pulpit at the eleven o'clock
y Sunday morning.
be annual union Thanksgiving |
Fice this year will be held in the
fist church, Rev. J. d. Ellis, pastor
be Methodist church, will deliver
ermon, with special music by the
zee church choirs. The special
|lection will be divided among the
|ree churches and will be sent to
PIE orphan homes. Services begin
Pc promptly at 1000. Eeveryone is
Fited to attend.
pr. E. F. Colley spent Monday in
ew Orleans, having gone over TO
Get Mrs. Motley and baby.
A representative number of the
embers of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Methodist church were present
'esday afternoon, when Mrs. M. L.
eawart assisted by Miss Minnie Julia
ewart, entertained. The ladies who
We been planning for a bazaar have
cioed on Dec. 2nd. 1t will be held
tne Red Cross room from 2 to 5.
u and cakes will be served free dur
tne afternoon. Concluding the
Slhess session the hostess served de-
'ous hot chocolate and sandwiches.
MRS. Colmer, who went to Mobile Fri
was joined by Mr.. Colmeh who
ne down from Colgreen and together
y enjoyed the Fair.
me members of the Mizpah class
'ne Methodist Sunday school are
eoted to Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Over
&C. ior a most delightful social even-
friday, when they entertained.
marked contrast to the cold, bleak
amer outside was the Overstreet
ne' which was cozy, warm and
e'y' with many fragrant roses and
'ed Terms being used as floral
u'hers. Following the business ,
'lon partners were found for an
mated rook contest. Later the
'ess' assisted by Miss Lois Ellis
'ed delicious cream, cake and
dy.
us J. II. Blumer entertained the +,
A'ehtly Club Thursday afternoon, !
~ roeses adding to the attract q
4ess OF the hospibable home. The I
having previously selected the
Dus standard magazines as a topic I
'ae years work, had the Saturday I
I. mug Post as their chosen subject q
' meeting, interesting papers I
= contributed by Madams Z. F.
aer' j. Bounds and F. Colmer. Fol- G
.e 'he program the hostess served s
'''e'ous salad course with tea.
- Wm- McGruder lnee Miss
1 Mcinnis) of Starksville is visit q
aef mother. Mrs. Rachel McInnis a
iAmily.