The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-12-31
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
NeWsy Items From Our Sister City
Cleaned by the chronicle-Star
Correspondent.

Rev. Dr. Gordon threw open th
doors of the Baptist parsonage to tn,
members of the b, Y p. u. for a de
lightful social Tuesday evening, whcl
was enjoyed to the fullest, the enter
tanning committee having previously
planned a program which included a
number Of enjoyable games. Later in
the evening delicious refreshments
were served to the thirty five members
and number of guests present.
With Geo. p. Wood presiding as in
stalling officer and Kinross Mcintosh
as marshal, the Moss Point Lodge No.
2O2 A. f. & A. M. installed the fol-.
lowing officers at public meeting
held Monday afternoon at the Masonic
Hall: Jesse w. Thompson, w. NJ;
Dr. j. F. Colley, S. w.; Jno. A. Cerlot,
j. w.; S. A. McInnis, S d; F A. Will
iams, j. d.; c. II. Wood, treas; j. F.
P. Blumer, Sec; and II. G. Boards
lee, tiler.
The officers of the Anna O'Neill
chapter No. 81 0. E. S. were also in
stalled at this joint meeting, Nh. f. Col
mer, serving as installing officer and
Mr.. G. w. O'Neill as marshal. The
following were installed: Mrs. l.. May
Jones, w. M; j. ]. Mcintosh, w. P;
Mrs. Maggie Colmer, A. M; Miss
Charlotte Hyatt, Sec; j. F. P. Blumer,
treas; Mrs. l.. Burnham, Cond.; Mrs.
Eleanor Williams. A. c.; Mrs. Frances
Hill, chaplain Mrs. Mildred Bordner,
marshal, Miss Dora Cirlot, organist,
Mrs. lone DeLashment, Adah; Mrs. !
Annie McInnis, Ruth; Mrs. Clara Eley,
Mrs. Cary Coulson, Esther;
Mrs. Lula Fails, Electa; Mrs Eliza
beth Perkins, warder; Clyde H.
Beardslee, sentinel.
Complimenting her guest, Miss Adele
Bounds, who came over from Mobile
Tor the occasion, Miss May Herring
few friends at an in
'ormal dance Monday evening. The
ovely Xmas decorations reflected the
oyousness of the occasion and dainty
as,ire served during the
evening.
Misses Fannie Cudabac, Antoinette
md Helma Avent, Messrs. Percy
Iolmer. Kenneth and Kinross McIn-
osh, chaperoned by Mrs. H. d. Cuda-
'ac, enjoyed delightful day as guests
f Miss Annie Kate Lockard in Van I
leave Thursday.
Mr.. d. G. Avent returned to Wilson
Wednesday, after weeks stay with
is family here.
Mrs. Lillian Skinner spent several i
ays here with her parents last week. {
Mr.. T. +. Spencer was a business |
isitor to Mobile Tuesday. q
Bill and Jim Lockard of Vancleave {
yere recent guests of the Comer Y
oys. {
Miss Inez Breland had as her guest c
lst week Misses Ruby, Rose and g
label Pseiffer of New Orleans, who f
'ere enroute to Pensacola to spend {
mas with relatives. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brooks and chill k
rem were visitors to Mobile the fore f
art of the week. {
Andre Trawick of New Orleans is I
lie guest of his brother, Tom Ira b
ick this week. a
Kinross Mcintosh of Detroit, Mich, \
spending the week here with home
'lks. "
Friends here of Misses Myrtis and G
uby Fails are glad to learn that they a
'e getting along splendidly, after
aving been operated on for appendi- n
tis in Mobile Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. &
ais accompanied them to the city.
The little folks of the Baptist Sun
~ school were made very happy by
leir teachers Sunday when they at r
nded Sunday school to find large
mas tree loaded with fruit and candy.
Mrs. r. O. Hunt, Mrs. +. E. Fellows, T.
rank and Alpha Hunt were guests
iring the week of Mrs. l.. NJ. Orrel
Mobile.
Miss Adele Duggins, Sec. of the Red
ross chapter here, spent several
lys with relatives in New Orleans :,
iring the holidays. \,
Mr.. Leon Colmer spent several days
re with his family this week. q,
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Ingram and baby ol
ere guests of Mrs. Ingram's parents z,
n;7a dnrinq the Yuletide season. a,