The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-04-30
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
N.wsv Items From Our Sister City
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.


Miss Amelia Ruth Blumer was
weekend visitor to New. Orleans spent
iup the time with relatives in tn
city.
Mr. J. ]. Mcintosh and Mrs. Single
ton McInis attended the Grand Chap
ter meeting of the Order of Easter
Star in Meridian last week.
Mr. Norman McInnis motored dowl
from Piave Saturday, for weekend
visit to his family.
Mr.. G. B Dantzler was in town Sun
day, having motored over from Gulf
port
Mrs. G. w. Bowen is spending this
week with relatives in Gulfport.
Benton Barnett of Monticello spen
several days last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Barnett
Madams X. w. Burnham, C. A. Ora
ham ]. Fl. Walsh and R. G. Eley at
tended the meeting of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs in Gulfport
this week as delegates from the Moss
Point Civic League and the Fortnight
ly Club.
Mrs. Norman McInnis, Misses Clara
Herrin and Ina Thompson were visi-
tors to New Orleans Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Mcleod spent
several days in Hattiesburg last week.
Jesse w. Thompson, who recently
sold out his shingle and lumber mill
to Mrs. Givins of Mobile, left Monday
for business trip to Harmon, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Q. Breeland and
son, Thomas Dantzler, were recent wis.,
itors to New Orleans.
Mrs A. ]. Welch and Miss Lottie
Hyatt spent Saturday in Agricola, as
guests of Mrs. DeMonbrun.
Mr.. w. e. Bingham of Tuscaloosa.
Ala, spent Monday here with his sis
ter, Mrs. R. w. Cowan.
Rev. c. s. Ingram of Meadville will
fill the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavett Beardslee were
visitors to New Orleans during the
week.
Geo. P. Wood was a recent business
visitor to Howison and Ten Mile.
Mr.. ]. L. Dantzler of New Orleans
was in town Sunday.
The body of Mr. Tom Dantzler, old
Confederate veteran and once a long
time resident of Moss Point, who died
on the train between Madison, La,
and New Orleans, was brought here
for interment Thursday on No. and
laid to rest beside his wife in the
Griffin cemetery. Mr.. Dantzler is the
father-in-law of Mrs. r. O. Breeland
whom he visited frequently in his old
age. He leaves one son, Mr.. Bracy
Dantzler of Gulfport, who accompanied
the remains here.
Mrs. Will Alberts and two children
left Wednesday for New York, where
they will join Mr.. Alberts, who has
Just returned from a sea voyage COW
erng period of twelve months. Mr.. |
Alberts will leave soon for another
trip to Ireland and other foreign ports
and will be accompanied by Mrs. AL
berts and children.
After serving as pastor of the Baptist
church here for the past nine months !
Rev. Rufus Beckett, who rendered his
resignation several weeks ago, has ac-
cepted call to Mt. Olive and with
MS family left Wednesday for his new
held of work. The departure of Rev.
beckett and family is the source of re-
gret to many friends.
Mrs. II. C. Herring spent Wednesday |
in New Orleans.
Drs. r. c. Eley and J. N. Rape at
tended the meeting of the American
Medical Association in New Orleans |
during the week.
John Anger and Cary Sullivan ship
ped this week for Chile aboard the
schooner recently loaded with lumber
at Dantzler's mill.
DIR. H. E. Burnham left Tuesday for
harmon, La, where he will continue
III the practice of medicine.
Alter pleasant visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. G. Overstreet, Mr.. and Mrs
I. q. McCollum and young son re-
turned the latter part of the week to
their home in Tylertown.
MIR. j. C. Howell was a visitor to New
Orleans Tuesday.
ny their teacher, Mrs. Mary Leeman
and Mrs. r. w. Morgan. They mo-
'ored down, taking with them a sup
ply OF eats, and spent a delightful
day.
on last Friday the Bridge Club had
'he pleasure of a meeting with Mrs.
L. M. Snepardson. The prize, pretty
nahdpainted dish. was won by Mrs.
raylor. The hostess served her guests
deiicious ice course concluding the
games.
mrs. X. M. Taylor, the house guest
VI mrs. c. A. Graham, and who has
enjoyed the many delightful meetings
VI the Bridge Club during her stay
mere. entertained the club recently at
'ne home of Mrs. Walter Barber, when
TWO tables of participants enjoyed her
charming hospitality at several games