The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-07-02
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,,., n I Slough, Mrs. Stewart Ma!
,oung son of Montgomery arr
nests of MI. and Mrs. E. X. Can't.
NJ and Mrs. E. 7. Reighfeldt,, who
a,ored down from Jackson last week
s.o accorded a genuine welcome by
,seir @ many friedns here during theil
III stav at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. D. Lowe.
w. and Mrs. Donnell Pitts of Fayette
,ora guests during the week of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Fitzner.
Mrs. G. H. Reeves and two interest
- children of Gulfport were recent
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowen.
Miss Maggie Mosley of Burnt Corn
,,o is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. P.
Hobby.
Mrs. Mack Ouch of Garyville, La,
h guest of her mother, Mrs. Laura
Mays.
Miss Florrie McInnis left Thursday
,or visit to her sister, Miss Willie
ucTnnis, in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox and
.hroa children were recent visitors to
|Burut Corn, having motored through
1.-The country.
Mr. L. S. Fatheree of Memphis,
Tonn.. was 2 guest Saturday of his
pnce, DR.. w. r. Thompson and family.
Rev. John D. Ellis, who has been at
! tpding the Divinity school at the
|nmp Grounds during the past ten
|Ms returned home Wednesday,.
Miss Rachel Mcleod returned Sun
|hy after weeks stay in Long Beach.
Dr. and Mrs. f. A. Williams returned
Thursday from a short visit to relatives
liz Quitman.
DR.. E. f. Colley was recent visitor
10 Mobile
Mrs. C. L. Turner attended the fun
era Of her little five year old nephew,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McInnis,
In Pass Christian Thursday
Mrs Johns and charming grand
laughter, Miss Margaret Johns of
Lorinth, who have been visiting Mrs.
!. H. Wood, left Thursday for short
btay in Biloxi and from there to New
Orleans. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Wood.
]. D. Lowe was visitor to Gulfport
Eonday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Overstreet and
title daughter and their guests, Mr..
BID Mrs. Jim Byrd and baby of Geneva,
|la, enjoyed a trip down the coast
|hesday Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd returned |
their home Wednesday.
|G. Strong accompanied by Thomas
bulson, is visiting his home near Mo-
|le this week.
Miss Susan Blumer left Monday for
Visit tor elatives in Laurel.
Mrs. J. T. Carter of Laurel is a
pest of her sister, Mrs. Marcia Blum
Mr. Henry Blumer was a business
fitor to New Orleans Monday.
Miss Texas Leeman spent several
|ys in Pascagoula, the guest of Miss
(nnie Cudabac, last week.
Mrs. w. N. Wilds and daughter of
|nver, Col, arrived Friday and will
fnd the summer with Mrs. Mary
|eman.
Mrs. G. W. Bowen, Mrs. ]. c. Howell,
Es Orpha Howell and Mrs. Donald
Us left Thursday for an extended
fasure trip west. They will visit
Francisco, Yellowstone Park, Salt
ke City and other places of interest
ppleting the tour in five weeks.
Hrs. Chas. Burnham and children,
\ were joined here by DR.. Burnham
|nday, returned to their home in Bay
Flngs Wednesday, after a pleasant
i to Mr.. X. w. Burnham and fam
Pr. j. Bounds was recent visitor to j
bile.
|ongressman Hubert Fisher and his
young sons, Hubert, Jr., and Ad-
p who have been visiting relatives
r. left Saturday for Washington,
Ere they were joined by Mrs. Fisher
sailed for France, to make tour
me war torn districts.
| T. and Mrs. c. H. Turner, who
as their guests last week, Mrs. NJ
|oaxter of Vinegar Bend and Mrs.
y Smith of Mobile, are entertaining
week Mrs. N. E. Turner of Vine
bend and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bonds
ensboro, W., Va.
T. and Mrs. C. NJ. Farley, Miss
IN and Cambell Farley and Miss
Ellis motored to Mobile for the
Friday.
Z. and Mrs. Norman and sister. |
Norman motored to Gulfport Sun
iss Susie Pullman left Thursday
|an extended visit to her grand
Per in Washington, d. C.
rs. Mary Leeman and sister. Mrs. /
~ Wilds, were recent visitors to
ne' the guests of Miss Mary C.
|nan.
IT, Barnett Borden and young son {
|ernandina, Fla, are guests of Mrs.
Borden and family. 1
r A. M. Cowan was a visitor to
Orleans Tuesday.
T. and Mrs. Frank Spann. Mr.. and ,