The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-04-02
S. POINT
| HAPPENINGS
,..,,s from Our Sister City
cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent

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pounds and Mrs. J. c. Mont
.ore recent visitors to New
rhev were met in the Cres-
r,,v nv Miss Jessie Bounds, who
1oau visiting friends in Mc'ohip
and who accompanied them
|. D. c. Avent was a visitor 10
lie Saturday
H. McInnis motored TO Mopiie
av accompanying G. A. Henry
was returning to the city after
ot.end visit to his family here.
) 1ottie Hyatt spent Saturday
.oan Springs, visiting friends.
Emma Avent and baby are Wis
Mr. and Mrs. Allen in Pensacola,
this week.
tor a prolonged stay here OF sew
Months Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fisher
little daughter left recently Tor
be-
D. Lowe and Miss Ina
oraon were visitors to Mobile on
rdav motoring home in the after
With Mrs. loves brother, Louis
~. who spent the weekend here
bis parents, Capt. and MIS-.
ley.
ra M l.. Stewart and Miss Min
Julia Stewart left Wednesday for
|onth's visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
therston and family in Macon,
f. Spencer was business Wis
to Mobile Tuesday.
n and Mrs. Il. H. Turner and Mrs.
x CAN'T were visitors to Mobile
esday.
baster Lien Blumer of New Orleans
lived Thursday for an Easter visit
his cousin. Adam Weller Head.
b Macarthur was called to st.
lis Saturday by the serious illness
his aunt.
Mr. D. C. Avent of Wilson was in
IN Monday.
VIM. Henson, H. B. Overstreet,
han Stewart and Archie -Levasseur
hposed a party who motored to Mo-
{ to see the ball game Monday.
Eeo. A. Graham Of Piave was guest
te Sunday at the home of Mrs. r.
Cowan.
Mrs. A. ]. Welch and Mrs. Geo.
nry were recent visitors to New
leans.
1ustave Borden of Ten Mile spent
nday here with his parents, Mr.. and
$. R. G. Borden.
lawrence Torres was at home Sun
! from the Seashore Camp Grounds
Icol
Mrs. +. G. Pope has returned from
Tisit to friends in Ruston, La.
'lrs. Geo. A. Wood left last week
visit her parents in Chicago. Mr..
lod, who has completed his busi-
IS here, is in Hattiesburg this
Elk.
Mrs. F, A. Williams returned Sun
from a visit to New Orleans. She
accompanied by her little niece,
fa Carter Lienhard, who will spend
ne time here.
dr' and Mrs. X. w. Burnham and
and Mrs. Ed Virgins motored
Sn the coast to Pass Christian for
day Sunday.
ar. N. A. Mclnnis, who motored
Tn from Piave Saturday was ac-
lpanied back by Mrs. McInnis and
'e son, Herrin.
me members of the Epworth Lea
have been invited to meet at tine
re Of John Cirlot for a social eve
g Friday.
The forty-third annual convention
'he Mississippi Sunday School Work
association will meet at the First
lhodIst church in Gulfport, April
AM 7th.
ne members of the Presbyterian
irch ire in receipt of a letter from
" Chas. Anderson of Pattenville
'' aec'ining to accept the call to
pastoIate of the church here.
nrs- n. W. Burnham was hostess tc
members of the Friday Afternoon
III Club, when two tables of bridge
'fs enjoyed an evening of cards
:. r. u. Pope captured the prize, q
{" oox Of stationery. The guests
y ihcihded Madams Graham, Tay
turner, CAN'T, Pope and N. A.
'nlis were refreshed with delicious
Aon upon arrival and cream and
= : iater in the afternoon.
He ladies' of the Catholic church
y give an Easter egg hunt in the
w Vi the Catholic church beginnin,
O'Clock Monday afternoon. The,
= also have cream and cake fcl
e All the children of the town are
''ed to come. A small admission
! be charged.
Ae fortnightly Club, with onl,
zee absentees, were delightfully."- en-
=, aimed at the Hodge home by Mrs
W. walsh at their last regular meet
"nen Civic Pride" and Charm,
moss Point" were reviewed. result
~ an enthusiastic discussion o
possibilities and need of the town