The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-10-22
8 POINT
/ HAPPENINGS
49,. From Our Sister City
:.,,.d by the chronlcle-star
correspondent.

yortnightly Club which has en-
..varal seasons of literary and
'.torests revived their meet
!, thursday. Living up to the
=, ! made in previous years by
n.s mis- first meeting with Mrs,
.'s ssa, as hostess was well attend
r,s R. c. Eley was in the chair
"a the pleasure of welcoming
:, now members. General Fede-
wooazine was the literary topic
he meeting.
uiznah Glass of the Methodist
vas delightfully."- entertained on
!, ovening at the Methodist par
- with Miss Lois Ellis as hos
Richard Breeland and baby ar
Wednesday from New Orleans
an extended visit to her mother,
NJ Cirlot and family.
!, Martha Parker and two child
motored through from Perkinston
weeks end visit to her parents,
and Mrs. John Green.
pobt Harrison of Gulfport is a
I, of his uncle, Mr.. II. d. Coulson
family.
H. T. w. Griffin returned last week
Denver, where he has spent the
several months With his family.
vu G. Coulson returned last week
Tutonville, Tenn, after an extend
aay with relatives here.
Ma Anita Houston, division sec
n OF the A. r. c., was here in the
sst of the Red Cross Chapter
day
IA. C. Burr and Mrs. H. Moog OF
Ale were recent guests of Mr.. and
Edwin Lennep.
IN j. C. Howell and Miss Orpha
well were visitors to New Orleans
daesdey
|Yr r. D. Pitts returned Friday from
Msiness trip to st. Louis. He was
upnpanied by his bride.
Mrs. Alexander Nadeau spent last
Ihrday in Mobile.
Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
ewart regret their removal from
BIS Point. Mr.. Stewart has accepted
position of manager of the Dantz-
Lumber Co. commissary at Cedar
|te wher they will make their
me.
The drive for old clothe for the des-
ute people of Armenia was most
etfying in it's results. Seventeen
g. weighing so pounds each, were
lected and shipped. The cloth sent
after the bags were shipped will be
ained by the Red Cross and given
Is each case presents itself to the
dy of community.
Rev. and Mrs. N. r. Stone were
ekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Breeland. Rev. Stone is conva-
Eing from a recent severe attack OF
and pneumonia filled the Baptist
pit Sunday. He contemplates
ding a revival meeting here in the
I future.
lrs, D. C. Avent was visitor tc
bile Saturday.
he members of the Ladies Aid So
y Of the Methodist church were
Rsantly entertained at a business
social meeting at the home of Mrs
W. Bowen on Tuesday afternoon
icious refreshments were served
the hosters during the social hour
liss Ina Thompson was a visitor t.
" Orleans Wednesday.
ir. and Mrs. Geo. P. Wood are re
wing congratulations over the ar
Of another young son to brighter
ir home.
here was present a representative
nber of the members of the Civil
Pgue at the regular meeting Frida,
ernoon. The meeting was called t
er by Mrs. r. C. Eley who present
Mrs. c. NJ. Farley, the recent,
ctetd president. Several matter
Importance were discussed anon
m the adopting of town flower
'siDly the Zenia and a request tina
nousekeepers plant them in tn
ing, this adding to the beauty an
factiveness of the yards. MI
hin has kindly consented to the us
'he corner lot in Belvieu Ave for
park and the Red Cross in connee
with the league will begin at ono
make it attractive.
ar' and Mrs. Geo. Spender returne
esday to Mobile, after a two weeks
70 Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jackson.
aiss Dora Cirlot left Tuesday TO
'uesburg, where she will take
e'ai course at the Normal College
ars {. A. Graham was a visitor {
pole Wednesday.
iss Mahalia Wabblington returne
'urday to her home in Biloxi, afte
nit to relatives here.
S. Annie Davis of Big Point
he her brother, Mr.. Albert Dav'
family.
-s' W. p. Daley has returned fror
orleans after a three weeks Wis
relatives.
u. and Mrs. c. l.. Turner, Mr.. |
mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs. Osca