The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-02-13
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HAPPENINGS
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Sixteen girls met at the Red Cross
room Tuesday afternoon and were or
ganized as girls scouts, with Mrs. x.
w. Burnham as leader and Miss Nan
Prestwood, assistant leader. Two
patrols of eight girls each were form
ed and at meeting next Tuesday aft
ernoon the captains and other officers
will be elected. The purpose Of this
organization is to give girls, through
natural and wholesome pleasures, those
habits Of mind and body which will
make them useful, respectable women.
ready and willing to take definite
part in the civic and national affairs
OF our country. Any girl between the
age Of 10 and 1S is eligible to mem
bership who will pledge herself to
obey the Girl Scout rules, which are:
1st. A girl scout has to be trusted.
End A girl scout Is loyal
3rd. A girl scouts duty is to be use
full and helpful to others.
4th. A girl scout is a friend to all
and sister to every other girl scout.
5th A girl scout is courteous.
9Th. A girl scout keeps herself
pure.
7th. A girl scout lis friend to
animals.
Sth. A girl scout obeys orders.
9th. A girl scout is cheerful.
10th. A girl scout is thrifty.
Pledge:-I will try to do my duty to
God and to my country and to help
other people at all times and to obey
the Girl Scout laws.
There will be meeting every two
weeks on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Red Cross room, where,
It is hoped, that their number will be
doubled in a short time The leaders
will plan hikes camp suppers and
other wholesome pleasures dear to the
life of a school girl. Such an organi-
zation will not only be instructive, in
teresting, helpful and pleasure as
well, but will develop its members into
better women for service in themselves
and their country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. t .sidaRea returned
this week to their former home in
Leaksville to reside. Mr.. McRea has
sold his home here (the Randall place. |
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle. who will
move in on the first.
Three tables of bridge players en-
joyed a meeting of the Friday after
noon Club with Mrs. Frank Pope last
week. Upon their arrival the hostess
served dainty salad course with tea, |
after which several games of auction
were played, Mrs. w. l.. Shepardson
capturing the first prize, a lovely little
work basket, and Mrs. Smith the con-
ISOLATION, a little shopping list book
let.
Mr. j. j. Mcintosh was visitor to
New Orleans recently.
Mr. B d. Spana is in Durant tris
week attending a meeting CT the hard
ware men.
II. B. Oyerstreet spent Friday in
Mobile on business.
Mr.. Cay,t Beardslee left "Wednesday
for Spartapburg, S. c., where on Fri
day the thirteenth, he will be married
to Miss Lula Hale, whom he met while
III camp in that city during the war.
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Turner were
weekend visitors to Mobile.
Mr.. r. e. Spencer spent Sunday II
Vestry in the interest of the Baptist
Missionary Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Dantzler were
visitors to Biloxi Friday.
Jesse w. Thompshon transacted
business in Mobile Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Mcintosh, who
were guests of Mrs. Rachel Mclnnis
and family during short stay here,
have returned to their home in Poplar
vile.
Geo. w. Wood and b. G. Boaz are
in Piave this week on business for the
Dantzler Lumber Co.
Mrs. A. J. Welch and Mrs. E. w.
Howell were Friday visitors to New
Orleans
w. H. McInnis was business visi-
tor to Mobile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Fitzner spent
several days in New Orleans last week.
Mrs. Lyde Thompson, who was
recent guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F.
Herring, has returned to Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Overstreet and
little daughter, Mary Alice. were Sun
day guests of Rev. and Mrs. w. M.
Sullivan in Gulfport.
Mrs. j. C. Howell has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatives in Boga-
lusa, La.
Mrs. C. w. Jackson was a recent Wis
itor to the Gulf City.
MIR. ID. C. Avent of Wilson spent the
weekend here with his family.
Mrs. A. M. Cowan is visiting rela-
tives in Mobile this week.
! Mrs. II. d. Cudabac, who expects
to move soon to Pascagoula, invited
the Fortnightly Club to meet in her
i bos,;tahla home Thursday afternoon