The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-06-11
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HAPPENINGS
,tams From Our Sister City
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

h BrlnSt ti"p -"
-, Mcleod for a pleasant meet
rr;dav when several games OF
IN were enjoyed by Madames r
vnlioms x. w. Burnham, G.
,aslae Leroy Perkins. e. X. CAN'T
Turner Wm. Noonan and Miss
pobbins The trophy contested
hottie of toilet water, was won
,ro Turner. Later they were re-
with delicious cream and cake
Cottrall .Avent of Wilson is a
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rawlins
;s Annie watkins, who taught in
torville part session, will spend the
mer here with Miss Addie Nc
and in Pascagoula visiting her
her Mr.. Mack Watkins and fam.
re J. N. Rape and three sons
MS Woodson and Nat, were Wis
! to New Orleans Monday. Re-
hing home Nat Rape stopped off
|Gulfport for a few days visiting
ktives.
Ifter two weeks visit to relatives
1 Miss Sallie Cirlot returned Mon
to Bay St Louis,
Hiss Margaret Coulson is spending
week with her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Rker in Perkinston.
little Walter and William Alexander
recently for Lexington, KY, having
ompanied their uncle, Mr. w. Dur
who came over from New Orleans
them.
Miss Dora Cowan spent several
Is last week in Mobile, the guest of
\ j. C. Montgomery.
Rey. and Mrs. w. M. Sullivan OF
lfport were recent guests of Mad
ns Julian Stewart and H. B. Over
eet.
Leroy Jones is leaving this week
Chicago, where he has accepted
,osition with the Swift Mfg Co.
dr. Allen Jones of Mobile spent the
elk end here with his family.
Miss Floy Robbins left Tuesday for
i home at Harpersville, after a
asant visit to Mr.. and Mrs, x. w.
'nham.
irs. Foster Carter returned Thurs
to New Orleans. Mr.. Carter hav-
gone to New York, where he will
We as engineer on steamer ply
between that city and New Or
IS.
Irs. II. Porsen and young son are
SITS Of Capt and Mrs. Sherman. \
awrence Torris left Monday for
fport, where he has accepted a po-
1n for the summer.
Irs NJ. P Hobby, who was operated
recently in Mobile, returned home
day
Q. Breland returned Monday from
hree weeks business trip in the
.hern port Of the state.
rs. E. S. Williams, who has been
her daughter in Meridian during
winter is now a guest Of Mrs. K.
Rurnham,
'sse Harper of Mobile is visiting
and Mrs. Hobby.
r H, c. Herring and family and
[. W. Barnett and family are sum
ing on the beach, having moved
n Monday
lss Nan Prestwood returned Sat
y from a several weeks visit to
home in Andelusia, Ala.
rs. c. H. Wood has as her guest
M. T. Johns and grand daughter,
Clara Johns Of Chicora.
T. {. NJ. Farley was a recent Wis
to New Orleans.
rs, w M, Alexander, Misses An
Belle Stewart and Lottie Hyatt
eaVing Saturday for New Orleans
e they will attend the summer
lal at the Tulane university.
Ter stay here OF several months, |
N, M. Mclnnis and four chill
left Thursday for Piave, where
VIII join Mr.. McInnis, who holds
sition with the Dantzler Lumber
: and Mrs. Mack Farley and two
ren spent Wednesday in New Or
= having gone over to consult
alist in regard to their little |
hter, who has been i'll for the |
four weeks.
e summer season has been gaily |
req In this year with each day |
ing some pleasure characteristic i
E coast, including bathing parties, |
parties, truck rides and spend
ay picnics enjoyed by the older
> the young people and the chill
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. |
n Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
street chaperoned a bathing party |
e beach.
IS Fannie Corley proved a de-
Iui inspiration for a launch ride
'day evening, when a number of ]
Us motored down to the mouth of |
1yer and back.
s. X. w. Burnham and her moth
IFS. Williams, Mrs. ]. d. Lowe. |
N. M. McInnis, Misses Bessie
Addie Cowan, Clara Herrin, Floy
ms and Ina Thompson included
lgenial little party who motored |