The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-04-23
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
n.wsy Items From Our Sister City
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Correspondent

Tbo remains of Mrs. Susie e. Head
,ybo died here Wednesday morning
,;na o'clock. were carried to her old
,ome In Deatsville, KY, near Louis
Vile. Thursday morning on NO. and
,ntcrred in tho family burying ground
hoside her husband, who had preceded
bor 70 his gravo a number OF years
oao Ms Head wa born in Shepard
sonyille. Ky, in 1899, and had lived an
,otve life until the infTmities of old
900 began to sap her strength, her
health failing at the beginning OF the
winter season. She was consistant
member of the Baptist church and
over faithful in the discharge of her
duties Although only resident OF
Moss Point for the past six years, de-
ceased has numerous friends here who
reeret her passing. The bereaved
relatives have the deepest sympathy
of the community, which has followed
with solicitude the last days of her
illness. She leaves four children, Mrs.
Ada Head and r. l.. Head of this city,
Mrs Mary Browning of Lexington, KY,
and Will Head of Detroit, Mich. Mrs.
Heads body was accompanied to
Deatsvile by R. l.. Head. Mrs. Ada
Head, Mrs. Browning and were met
there by her son, Will Head, and mum
erous other relatives and friends.
After lingering illness covering
period of several years, during which
time he had sought relief in other
climates, Mr.. John Green died of heart
trouble at the home of his parents
here Saturday afternoon at o'clock
aged AZ years. Because of his ill
health, he was closely confined to
home for the past two years and
death came as a relief from his suffer-
ing. His remains, accompanied by his
mother, was carried to Union City, his
former home, for interment. Besides
his parents he leaves two sisters, Mrs.
W. A. Coulson and Mrs. Martha Parks
and one brother, Mr.. w. " Green of
Atlanta.
The body of Rev. d. o. Boyers, who
died in New Orleans the latter part of
January, and which was buried in
Norwood, La, was disinterred and
brought here Tuesday morning and
laid to rest beside his first wife, who
died in Moss Point some twenty years
ago His remains were accompanied
her by his son David Boyers of Boga-
usa, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Overstreet lin
receipt of message from their son
Clement Overstreet of Cleveland, Ohio,
announcing the arrival in his family
Of baby girl. The little miss has
been named for her mother, who was
Lois Everitt of Pascagoula.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church were pleasantly en-
tertaned at the home of Mrs. A. M.
COwan Tuesday afternoon.
A jolly crowd of school children,
heralding the approach of summer, en-
joyed their first days outing of the
season Saturday when, chaperoned by
Misses Ella Jones and Onnie Bright,
they motored to the beach for an all
day picnic. The amusements consist
ed OF bathing and botaing, grabbing,
kodaking and a picnic dinner and sup
per. Those included in the day of fun
were Ruby Fails, Ruth Kennedy, Alice
Colmer, Hazel Herring, Alberta War
rem, Sarah Grayson, Lillian Faulk,
Edna Thompson, Mary E. Eley, John
walsh, Hubert Nelson Jack Merit, |
Reno Black, Troebia Castenera.
Mr.. F. Colmer was a recent business
visitor to Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Roe and Mr.. |
ana Mrs. Frank Beason and three chill |
dren, motored down from Mobile Sun
day and were guests of Mrs. Fred Her |
rim and family.
Misses Mary Mosley and Eva Bright |
were weekend visitors to Mobile.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
mrs Albert L. Green at La Grange,
I'd. Mrs. Green, before her marriage,
was Miss Lula Barnett of this city.
MRS. H. f. Delmas and Miss Daisy
Delmas were shoppers to New Orleans
Monday.
Little Anna Peterson has returned
IRON New Orleans where she was car
iied several weeks ago in the hope
'nal treatment by BRO. Isaiah" would
.eheve her infirmities. The faith doc
VT didn't attempt a cure of Anna, his
speciality being of the blind, deaf and
dumb at present.
'' arthur Crowell went up to
''''ie saturday to meet Mr.. Crowell,
10 mas been absent on a sea voyage
'0r more than a year.
MRS. Fritz Leinhard and children of
s orleans, Graden Carter and Miss
Aa'e Mae Robertson of Mobile were
n Aehd guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
.ar'er Mrs. Leinhard returned
sunesday to New Orleans, but her
en will spend some time here
''n their grand parents.
M and Mrs. T. T. Howe are very
nappy over tha .-;,