The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-09-17
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HAPPENINGS.
\. l4ems From Our Sister City
cleaned by the Chronicle
correspondent.

q. ranne Cowan of Yarbo, Ala,
"a saturday and has resumed her
u 4, at the Central High School,
abe will finish this session.
A. M. Cowan and Miss Louise
were visitors to New Orleans
" the week.
o G. Cowan ard Miss Dora
"A spent Friday in Mobile.
I'd Helen Rawlins has returned
4 protracted visit to relatives in
Sacola
Sends here of Jack Leeman regret
arm that he is ill of typhoid fever
has gone over to Biloxi for treat
\ Miss Texas Leeman spent last
nj * with him.
4 Ecker w. Evans and daughters,
~ & Elsie and Mrs. J. G. Calhoun, and
SS No son John, who wore motoring
vs. ough from Mt. Olive, were guests
n short while OF Mrs. r. w. Cowan
II family Sunday.
II Rey. W. NJ. Sullivan, pr residing elder.
the Sea Shore district, was in tow
p week conducting the third quaf-
b Nv ccrfarers,N ot the Methodist
Ia urch Tuesday evening.
N Miss Annie Bilbo of Biloxi was a
cent guest of Mrs. R. @. Hunt
Mrs. M. T. Jackson returned Friday
pn a pleasant visit to relatives in
klfport
Chas. Wood, who has recently re-
med from trip to Cuba, is visiting
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
bod.
M. R. NJ Renfrow and little son OF
rmingham are guests of Mr.. and
n, John HILL Jr., Mr.. Renfrow, who
an expert electrician, contemplates
eating here
Mr.. R. E. L. Morgan and family are
pw pleasantly domicied in the home
Mr.. A. f. Dantzler, having moving
this week.
Miss Clara Herrin and little niece,
Iarah McInnes Of Piave, spent the
Weekend here with Mrs. Fred Her.
in
Miss Lois Ellie returned Saturdan
rom Gufport, where she has been
lor, the past several months,
Miss Lola Vanderwall, who left
Saturday for Zwolle, La, where she
will teach music this winter, was ac-
Il 81, Orleans nv
Mir. and Mrs. j. A. Vanderwall.
Lloyd Bilbo, who has been confined
10 his bed for the past several weeks
left Monday for Alexandria, La, where
be will be under treatment at the gov
ernment hospital. He was accom-
panied by his aunt, Mrs. R. Q. Hunt,
who returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Stewart was operated on
In Mobile last week for a throat and
nose affection
With perhaps the largest number OF
pupils, patrons and teachers present
Of any previous exercises the city
schools opened here Monday morning,
giving promise to being one OF the
most successful sessions in the history
Of the schools Although the enroll
ment this session does not exceed that
Of the close of school last year, there
we're present Monday morning wv
children at the entral High school, ~
at the Woods school and the River
school opened with 35. Including the
l50 negro children who also started
to school Monday there is totoi
school attendance of 525 children.
1t was with regret that the members
Of the Methodist congregation and oth-
ers in the community learned OF the
death from pneumonia Of Rev. W. b.
Holoman which occurred at his home
in Ita Bena last week. He was
former pastor of the Methodist churcn
here.
Miss Hattie Mcleod has returned
from months vacation spent with
relatives in Bushnell. Fla.
Miss Orpha Howell entertained a
few friends at an informal dance FIJI
dy evening. Refreshing ices were en-
joyed between dances.
Mrs. l.. j. Mcleod was a visitor to
Mobile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Graham are
spending this week on their farm az
Lilly Orchard.
Moss Point will be almost depieteo
of young people this winter. NUMBER
Of them having already left for coiiege
and others leaving soon. Among those
who will return to !. |. & {. or the
NJ. S. w. at Columbus are Misses
Minnie Lee Morgan. Helmer Aven'
Bessie Byrn Borden, Maud Coulsoh
end Fannie Cudabac. Misses DorS
Cirlot and Sarah Farley are attending
the Normal College at Hattiespure
and Miss Leona Colmer entered the
Woman's College at Hattiesburg
Misses Amelia Rlth Blumer and Mae
Herring are leaving Saturday for 30
phie Newcomb in New orleans miss
Adele Bounds returns TO Warbler
mont in Nashville Miss Myrtis FAM
will continue the study OF music a.
Breneau College in GAINESVILLE, "a MlS'
HAZEL Herring last week entered tn'
Van Hook school at the Camp Grounds
Moss Point will also be well repre
sented this session at A & M- Oohee'