The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-09-09
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MONDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Pelham went to
Gulfport Sunday, where Mr.. Pelham
played ball.
DR.. /. Rimb9ll and family have NOV
ed to Piaggioville.
Jimmie Lee of Mobile spent Sunday
here visiting friends.
Miss Virginia Abrahams visited
Ocean Springs Sunday.
Edgar Cowan spent Tuesday in
Mobile visiting friends.
School will open Monday, Sept. IS,
boys and girls get your books ready.
Miss Annette Alley leaves Friday
for Bristol Virginia to enter the Inter-
mont College.
Geo. Williams went to Mobile Tues
day to undergo an operation at the
Mobile Inflrmary.
Roy Despeaux of New Orleans spent
Sunday and Monday visiting his
mother and friends.
Dick Ching, who has been playing
ball throughout the State, is visiting
friends here this week
Miss Zoe Belle Cox and Miss Irene
McFall are visiting the Misses Rigby's
in New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Geo. Rigby and sisters of New
Orleans were visitors to friends in
this city Sunday and Monday.
Misses Annette Alley and Marion
Canty spent Mon1ay in Biloxi attend
ing the Elks Labor Day Jubilee.
Miss Mamie Lawson of New Orleans
spent the week end in this city visiting
friends and relatives in this city
Mr.. Rudolph Frellsen, now of At
lanta Ca, was in the city for the week
end. visiting his family at the beach.
John Jentile, left Sunday for Crow
ley, La, where he went to put in some
electrical wiring in a bank building
there.
Mrs. Dora Jane and Misses Edith |
Morris and Leona Nelson spent last |
Saturday visiting relatives and friends |
in Mobile.
Mrs. Henry Herring, who has been
under treatment at the Inge-Bondu
rant Sanitarium. is at the home of
C. H. Alley.
Mrs. W. E. Pelham who has been
visiting in different parts of the State,
for the past two weeks, returned home
this week.
R. A. Roberts of Orange Grove. Miss,
attended the meeting of the Missis-
sippi Oyster Commissioners, which
met at Biloxi Monday.
Mrs. Eva Scharff of Moss Point and
daughter, Mrs A. Bernstein of this
city, were visitors to New Orleans this
week on business and pleasure.
Misses Anna Louis Walker, Bessie
Pickett Ivon and Cora-Belle Walker,
who have been spending few days in
Mobile returned home Monday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. H. U. CAVITY and family
have moved to the Claude Delmas
in South Pascaeoula street
where they will reside in the future,
Misses Lurline and Mamie
Forsythe of Bay St. Louis, were Sun
day visitors to their friend Miss Mabel
Clark of this city, they left Monday
tor brief visit to friends in Mobile.
Mr.. Dick Kah]es, until the past few
months resident of this city, and
formerly assistant scoutmaster of the
boy scouts, was in city this week visit
ing friends. having arrived from New
York last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Kendall of
New Orleans; La, who have been
spending month at kreole, Miss,
visiting friends and relatives are now
spending while with Judge j. H.
Turner, at The Riverside Boarding
House.
Mrs. T. E. Spencer and two childre n,
Terrell and Clara Virginia accompanied
" her aunts, Mrs. M. A. Reeder and
Mrs. B. Mayors, left Saturday for
crawford, Miss, to visit about a month
With her father. Mr.. j. B. Brooks and 4.
amily.
Mr. W. p Browne, Jr,, accompanied
" his wife and little daughter; arriv-
d in Pascagoula last Friday to spend
week or so visiting his father, Rev.
v, P. Browne, at the beach. Mr..
'rowne is a resident of Jacksonville.
Ia, where he holds position in the ,
lain department Of the Jacksonville