The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-08-13
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
NeWsy Items From Our Sister CITY
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

- ""oiihStoi, ~ ", LOT Tie past year,
is spending her vacation here with
homefolks, She was accompanied
home by Miss Mabel Smith, who has
been spending several weeks in the
CAPITOL City.
Mr.. and Mrs &. Fl. Turner have as
their guests this week Mrs. Hubert
Bond of Virginia.
Mrs. Jack Helton and two children Of
Ell Paso, Texas who have been visit
ing relatives in Pollard, Ala, ac-
companied by Edwin Kennedy of Mo-
bile stopped off here for short visit
to Mrs. r. l.. Fitzner
Mrs. IT, T. Howe and two interest
ing children, after months visit to
relatives here, returned Thursday to
their home in Bogalousa, La.
Among the several guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Eley last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. N. Eley of
Laurel
Mr. w, NJ Alexander returned Sat
urday from Clarksdale, where he has
been teaching in summer normal.
Mrs. j. H. Blumer was weekend
visitor to New Orleans returning home
Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Vaughan of Vancleave
is guest of friends here this week.
Mrs. Allen Jones is spending this
week in Mobile.
Mrs. G. w. Garner of Mobile is a
guest of Mrs. F. Colmer and other
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wood and
young son have returned to Milton,
Fla, after a weeks visit to their
mother, Mrs. Eugene Wood.
Mrs. e. K. Turner and her house
guest, Mrs. Vira Downie, were guests
at house party in Vinegar Bend last
week
Miss Eula McNair has returned to
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ingram,
after as hort visit to relatives in Gulf
port.
Mrs. G. A. Henry spent Saturday in
Mobile.
Miss Thelma Barnett has returned
to her home in Colfax La, after a
pleasant visit to DR.. and Mrs. j. N.
Rape and family.
After two weeks visit here the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. CAN'T,
Mrs, J. |. Daniels and four daughters
will return Saturday to their home in
Mrs. CAN'T will &C.
company them for an extended visit.
Rev. o. B. Wood, who spent several
lays here last week, left Wednesday
'or Montreal, N. c., to attend the
Foreign Missionary Council of the
church.
Mrs. s. d. Mcnnis spent the fore
,art of the week in Mobile.
II. c. Carlin of Piave was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. +. Colmer was a visitor to Mo I
,ile Monday
Mrs. Frank Spann, who was joined !
n Mobile by Misses Elise Spann and q
iyrtle Gay, left Monday for a visit to
elatives in Camden and Columbia, S.
Mrs. w. M. AlaXender has as her.
uests her sister, Mrs. w. H. Hudson V
nd two children of st. Louis.
Little George Lienhard of New
'rleans is visiting his grand parents, .
lr. and Mrs j. f. Carter. :
Mrs. J. A. Vanderwall and Mrs. Lola a
anderwall spent the fore part of the +
eek in New Orleans where Miss Lola 81
nderwent a slight operation on her "
ose. o
Mrs. ]. II. Blumer has as her guest Il
er aunt, Mrs. Ford of Gulfport. v
Frank and Andrew Coffin of Mobile Z
ere guests over Sunday at the Nc
rthur home. CT
Messrs. Pat Molten, Rinkey Melton, p
agrange Batson, Howard Bowman b.
nd Bob Mathews of Mobile were b,
INNER guests of the Misses Daniels NJ
. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X. in
anti Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Watts of Meridian who is g
on the coast was a guest el
onday of Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Over di
rect.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Herring left d;
riday for a pleasure trip to Cooper's c
Tells, making the trip through the W
,untry i'm their car ST
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gutheres of
eridian and Mr. T. NJ. Williams, who ST
ave been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. tl
w. Burnham, left Friday. On the
lme day DR.. and Mrs. B. w. Harmon a
New Jersey arrived for a short in
sit
Among those from here who attend E
the Maneire- Edwards fight at Gulf d.
,rt Monday night were Messrs. J. ID. W
owe. J. W. Thompson, Oscar and b
runer Martin. F. A. Williams. NJ. p. II
obdy. Jesse Harper c. NJ. Farley, it
ampbell Farley, Hunter, DIR. r. C. in
ley and others. tc
Bruner Martin of Nancleave is Fl
lest of his brother. Mr.. Oscar Martin fl
I'd family this week. W
The news of the death of DR.. w. l.. g
nnnis which nccnrred al his hnme il