The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-09-03
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HAPPENINGS
,+ems From Our Sister City
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

Miss Orpha Howell, who has Su
! school class OF seven bright youn
!, entertained them with a deligh
rarty Tuesday evening. Each bo
!, nriyileged to- invite a girl frient
! various amusing games were pla,
by the young folks. Miss Emm
[organ winning the prize for maxim
longest sentence, each word bt
,ing with the letter "W". Deliciou
,om and cake served by the teacher
o.tess brought the happy evening +
close.
M,s r. e. Spencer, who recent,
.oome a member of the Presbyterian
odies Aid society, entertained then
,ost uleasingly at her lovely home OF
o,vieu avenue Thursday afternoon
bore being present large number o1
,omhers and several guests. Follow
,o the business session the hostess
Lofreshed her guests with delicious
ICES.
Mr. Lesley Rogers left this week for
Mobile and has gone in business for
himself in the Gulf City. Friends here
Ioorat his departure but predict for
lin successful future in his new
Enterprise.
Mrs. Geo. Carter and children of
|Hattiesburg are guests of Mr. and
|rs D. w. Mcleod,
Miss Annie Belle Stewart left Fri
~ for Kentwood, La, where she will
|pach this winter.
Mrs. Mollie Marteniere of Shubuta,
Who has been a guest of Mr. R. e. l..
Morgan and family, left Monday for
Coden Mrs. c. c. Weems of Hatties-
burg, who is visiting the Morgans,
will spend some time, here.
Mr.. Leon Colmer left Monday for
'onchatoula, La, where he will open
ID furniture business, having closed
tut his business here. His family
viii probably join him later.
Mrs. R. l.. Head and son, Adam Wei
,r Head, and Miss Anna Blumer re-
lrned Thursday from short trip to
tlanta.
Mrs, Price Cunningham and son
tanley of Grand Bay were guests of
II and Mrs ]. F. Carter Sunday.
Rev. Van Hook, president of the
imp Graunds school, was in town
)nday in the interest of the school.
Mrs. Frank Coffee and son Frank
d father, Mr.. Macarthur of Mobile
, guests of DR.. Macarthur and fam
'lr. and Mrs. Fritz Lienhard and
ldren have returned to New Or
rs after short visit here.
liss Myrtle Hunt, who was a grad
of the Woman's College in Hat
burg last session, left Monday for
apendence, La, where she will teach
lie science. She stopped for {
IT visit to friends in Silver Creek I
IRE assuming her school duties.
his three weeks vaca-
, Rev j. D. Ellis announces preach Y
services at the Methodist church n
1ay morning and evening at the
Il hours.
RS. L. d. Burket was a recent visi- il
% New Orleans.
's' j. A. Nanderwall spent the fore
OF the week in Biloxi visiting rel il
:. and Mrs. Cavitt Beardsle were
'rs to Mobile Monday. O.
s. Frank Spann, Miss Elsie Spann =
Miss Myrtle Gay of Mobile have C
ned from a visit to relatives in p;
len, 5. c. Mrs. Spann was ac- b,
ahled by her mother, Mrs. A. M. V
) VINO will spend the winter here,
Ter sister, Mrs. Hattie Nickle. F.,
and Mrs. J. j. Mcintosh and little M
TIER Florence and Margaret Col
returned Tuesday from three in
trip to Montrete, N. C.
Lola Vanderwall is spending he
EEK with friends in the Crescent
sullivan returned Monday from 10
e months visit to South Ameri- ha
other points. er
lie John Blumer, accompanied by tb
'lher, went over to Mobile Thurs sic
mere he had his adenoids and an
removed. co
Annie Gresham of Montrose is As
OF friends here. do
Mabel Smith leaves this week. sti
,iree months vacation at her lig
u resume her school duties at fol
Vn. J..
Margaret Annie Wright of pa
Is Is a guest of Miss Margaret pla
n.
D. I. Montgomery, Misses Jesse ma
uele Bounds and Miss Louise eat
spent several days in New Or su,
asst week. CO,
mary {. Leeman has returned 20
Mobile and is spending some sio
re with home folks. fiel
IS Leona and Mildren Colmer Co
''uined from a pleasant visit to ALT
. Ill bogalusa. Gulfport and on
oints.
'nd Mrs. H. b. Overstreet and illu
aughter spent several DAYS in iok
= the guests of Rev. and Mrs. he
sullivan this week. Gov
Iau Mrs. w. B. Herring return pie
ody from a two weel,s' stav at GOV