The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-01-24

by the state and the installation Of
equipment here is the sixty-ninth he
has put in since September The
children are elated over their new play
things and have already gotten much
pleasure out of them
( The entertainment gotten up by The
Parent-Teachers Association, which
was called off Friday night because of
the weather. has been postponed un-
til the 30th. The money derived from
this entertainment will defray the ex-
penses incurred in installing the play
ground equipment.
Miss Hattie Mcleod is back in the
postofffce again after an absence of
several days because of several pain
full bruises she received Saturday
when she stepped in front of passing
auto on main st. She was knocked
down, tho fortunately not seriously
hurt. She assumes all blame for the
accident.
Little Anna Peterson, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Rasmussen, was
carried back to Mobile for medical
treatment Friday.
Miss Vera Moore was carried to
New Orleans Wednesday for an X-Ray
examination of the injuries she receiv-
ed in an auto accident several weeks
ago. She will enter Touro Infrmary
for few days treatment and If no COM
plicatons result she will be carried to
her home in Newton later in the week
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. J. A. Moore and Mr.. C. M. Farley.
Twenty members of the Aid Society
of the Methodist church were present
at meeting at the home Of Mrs. ].
d. Lowe Monday afternoon. Delicious
cream and cake was served by the
hostess assisted by her mother Mrs.
w. p Daily.
The Bridge Club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Turner,
when the three tables Of players tested
their skill, resulting in Mrs. X. W.;
Burnham winning the first prize three
hand made doiies, Mrs. G. A. Wood
the second prize two lovely doilies
and Madams H. U. Canty, E. j. and j.
|. Ford CT Pascagoula each treasure a
crochet dolly, as souvenir of the
pleasant afternoon. After the games
"a delicious salad course with tea was
served to Madams Burnham, Smith,
Pope, Gnatt, Shepardson, Williams,
Wood Dantzler, Canty, e. J. Ford, J.
|. Ford and Miss Rachel Mcleod.
Fifty teachers were presnt at the
meeting of the Jackson County Teach
ers Association held in the High School
auditorium Saturday. The meeting
was called to order by the president,
Mr.. VIM. Alexander and after formal
opening and a musical selection by
Miss Helen Rawlins, Mr.. Will Colmer
of Pascagoula spoke in the interest of
the anti-saloon league Of Jackson cou-
nty. DR.. j. N. Rape, county health
officer. then delivered short address
on health, which was followed by an
instrumental solo by Miss Amelia
Ruth Blumer. Mr.. Sam Wood, man
ual training teacher of the Hattiesburg
Normal smoke for some length on the
subject of manual training. After
several resolutions had been acted up
on and other matters of minor I'M
nortance discussed the program was
closed with a violen solo by Miss
Margaret Coulson. Following the
meeting the visitors and teachers OF
the central school were served de-
licious plate luncheon with hot coilee
and cake in the domestic science room
Ly the seniors. Covers were lald lor
fifty-two and the luncheon contributed
by the members of the ParenlIeaeh'
ers Association. In the afternoon Il
large and enthusiastic crowd gathereu
to witness the three basket ball games.
In ,he game between Vancleave and
Escatawpa Vancleave was victorious
The home teams both the boys ana
tbe girls were victorious over the WIS
itors, Vancleave being the loosers.