The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-03-12
|poINr HAPPENINGS
| erom our sister CITY
N BY the chr0"'''e
| correspondent.

fifteen ladies
rhe meeting was an IN
raj there was an cleo
ora for the ensuing year. as
president, Mrs. s. d. NC
yice president, Mrs, r. W.
eond vice president Mrs >.
i secretary Mrs. r. IL
Iyurer, Miss Addie MclnnlS.
,dson had made her nome
otive with the use OF cut
i served a delicious salad
1 tea. She was assisted by
\, Mrs. Smith. ~.
BY afternoon the hospitality
,enardson's home was again
rheu the Bridge Club enjoy
,up with her. Partners Tor
games of auction were
means of pretty little score
including the games it was
Mrs. R. M. Taylor had made
4 score, thereby being the
winner of three lovely hand
akerchiefs. Mrs. Graham re-
consolation. Later a delici-
I course was enjoyed by
raylor, Burnham, Graham,
Turner, Pope, CAN'T, Mcln-
and Williams.
usand feet of lumber, valued
400, was destroyed by fire
afternoon about $3.50. when
I'M in which it was being
ght. The lumber had been
Thompson Shingle Co. and
i by Mrs. Givens of Mobile.
i quick work of the fire COM
. responded Immediately to
for help, considerable more
have been sustained.
Riggles of Moss Point, former
has re-inlisted in the army
Ehe Mobile recruiting station
lear under the new ruling OF
department. permitting the re-
Of eyservice men to extend
stment for period OF one
be field artillery or engineer
Riggles will enter the field
branch. h.-Mobile Register.
Riggles is a nephew of Mrs.
b.
-four school girls responded
Deeting of their Scout Leader,
w. Burnham, last Thursday
when leaders of the three
elth eight girls each were |
follows: first, Miss Margue-
pn; second, Miss Susie Pull
ID, Miss Ruby Fails. Orpha |
elected secretary-treasurer.
" girl is qualified to become
put she is required to learn |
rules, taken the oath, give |
and tie four different kinds !
Having accomplished these |
ents she thus becomes a ten
Pr reaches the first stage. A
meeting will be held in the
s room Wednesday afternoon
pull attendance is expected.
fth Jackson County Chapter
is in receipt of a letter from |
Cross in Copenhagen, in re-
an inquiry sent by Miss Nan
d, secretary of the chapter, |
r Information concerning the
puts Of Aaron Ssarealski who
Flves here and who have not |
pm him since before the war.
Fr states that an inquiry has
on to Berlin and as soon as
mation desired has been OBJ
will be forwarded here.
|ulus Becht rendered his resig- |
pastor of the Baptist church
pe eleven o'clock service Sun
phg. Rev. Beckett, with his
moved here from Clarksdale
y OF last year and during his
mas done splendid work both +
rs own flock and in the COM |
Is well. His resignation, eff
Eae latter part of May, was
" accepted by the members |
purch. Rev. Beckett has not |
Ovn his future plans.
embers of the Epworth League
Fed TO meet at the home of |
'Aas Leeman Friday evening |
,nlrty. A large attendance
tied.
4emDers of the Protheran
ass was pleasantly entertain |
I nome of Misses Bessie and
van tuesday afternoon, when
. Vi the four gospels was con-
= lis ). H. Walsh being the
Inc class had the pleasure of
: Two new members, Mrs.
:, usiee and Mrs. Norman Nc
''aers present were Madams
''u''' F. P. Blumer, s. McIn.
''Araslee, { Bennett, W. L. shep-
T. Wood, ]. Fisher and Miss
'ao Delicious hot chocolate
was enjoyed during the so.
Aere' who are counted by
;, eon'inue solicitious on ac-
:, .1e continued illness of Mr..
-eod. From time to time
!" indicate a hope.
ols condition, which has
!. been permanent. but it is
II viii not be long before
on the road to recovery.
se Carter and Mr.. Cally
e ~, called here last week
'aiher's condition. Dr and