The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-03-19
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS


News has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Delmas announcing the
arrival Of a grandson born to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Adam in Pensacola, Fla.
Mr.. H. c. Herring was noted among
the prominent business visitors to
Jackson Monday. While in the capi-
tai city Mr.. Herring attended ses-
sicn of thel legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Overstreet and
little daughter were week end guests
of Rev. w. M. Sullivan and family in
Gulfport. They were accompanied
home by Miss Velma Sullivan.
Mrs. j. c. Montgomery of Mobile is
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Bounds
Mr.. j. Bounds was recent bust
ness visitor to New Orleans.
Miss Jessie Bounds left Saturday
for visit to friends in McComb City
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Herring and lit
tie brother, H. c., were weekend Wis
itors to the Crescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blumer and chill
dren accompanied by Miss Margaret
Coulson, Peter, Emile and Adam
Rivers Blumer, motored to Biloxi fol
the day Sunday
Mrs. f. G. Pope was called to Rus
ton, La, Monday by the serious i'll
ness of friend.
Mr. J. F. P. Blumer was a recen
business visitor to Hattiesburg.
Madams E. X. CAN'T, R. c. Eley, x
W. Burnham, Ella Passo and Harr,
Wilhelm motored to Mobile in The
CAN'T car Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Tenny, who have beer
boarding at the McLeod's are house
keeping in one of the Twin Cit!
houses.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Mcleod of Arkan
sas, and Geo. Carter of Hattiesburs
have returned to their respective
homes, after prolonged stay here
caused by the serious illness of thei
father whose condition continues t.
improve.
At congregational meeting of th
members Of the Presbyterian churcl
Sunday afternoon it was decided t.
call Rev. Chas. Anderson of Patten
Vile. Mo-, to the pastorate of thu
church here.
The members of the Methods
Ladies Aid society, who were entel
tained by Mrs. o. c. Cowan Tuesda,
afternoon, not only transacted a vol
luminous business, but enjoyed an in
promptu bazaar as well, when eac
lady present brought an article, whic
was sold among themselves, nettin
ktwenty-six dollars for the. societ!
Later in the afternoon dainty refresl
ments were served by the hostess, a
sisted by her daughter Miss Dor
Cowan.
There were thirty-six members pre-
ent at the weekly meeting of the E
worth League at the home OF Mis-
Texas Leeman Friday evening. tn
League will meet this week with A
thur Colmer.
A pathetic case which has come u
der the observation of the Red Cro'
here is a widow with four children al
two step-children whose son enliste
in the army and is now with the
berian Relief and who before leavir
had appealed for a government allC
ment for his mother. The monay ia
ed to reach the needy ones during Il
war. but since the case has con
under the observation of the Nor
Jackson County Chapter, the troub
has been traced, adjustments mat
and now the deserving ones are recei
another case of how the Red Gro
: work is being carried on.
Although few in number, the mel
bers of the Fortnightly Club, wi
. were present at the meeting with MI
r. C. Eley Thursday afternoon enjoy
delightful afternoon when the "Pt
I sibilities of Our Town" and the "Chai
of Moss Point" were reviewed
Madams ]. Bounds and C. w. Jackst
who contributed papers on these 81
Il iects. Dainty refreshments were SCI
ed by the hostess concluding the p
y gram.