The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-09-24
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
NeWsy Items From Our Sister City
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

. Mrs. r. A. Williams returned la
e Tuesday from a weeks stay in Il
q Crescent City visiting relatives.
5 Friends here of Gustav Borden, wi
{ with his bride are guests of Mr.. ar
Mrs. r. G. Borden, regret to learn tn,
IA recent illness necessitated his beir
operated on for appendicitis in Mobi
. Tuesday. His parents and wife visi
ed him during the week and late new
from his bedside is to the effect thu
he is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Stewart, VIII
have been in Cedar Lake for the pas
few weeks and who contemplate mo,
ing there soon, returned here for
few days this week.
Mrs. J. d. Lowe was visitor Il
Mobile last Tuesday.
Mrs. X. w. Burnham and Mrs. NJ
]. Williams, who spent Monday will
relatives in Lucedale, were accom-
panied home by Miss Annie Gresham
who will spend the winter with DR.
! and Mrs. Eley and attend the Centra
High School.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church was pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Vim.
cent Torres Tuesday afternoon, the
hostess serving refreshing cream and
cake concluding the business session.
Friends here of Mrs. w. M. Alexand-
er sympathize with her in the death
Of her father, which occurred after a
protracted illness at his home in
Paducah, KY, Monday.
Mrs. w. C. Eley of Beach, Miss,
is guest of her son, Dr. r. c. Eley
and family.
Miss Hazel Herring and Thombs
and Denny Coulson. who are attend
ing the Van Hook School at the Camp
Ground, spent the weekend here
with their parents.
News of the death of young Albert
Beckett, which occurred Tuesday at
'he Touro Infirmary in New Orleans,
mas occasioned many expressions of
sympathy for the bereaved ones, Rev.
Rufus Beckett and family. Albert has
affection of the knee which caused
his death. His body was inferred
Wednesday at their home in Mt.
Olive.
Mrs. E. II. Turner spent the fore
part of the week in Mobile.
Mrs. H. d. Coulson, accompanied
her daughter, Miss Maud, who left
Monday for the M. S. w. G. at |
Columb bus as far as Mobile.
Now that the delightful summer
season is drawing to a close the last |
Of the many birthday parties enjoyed |
by the San Sauce Campers was |
staged at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Lowe, Friday evening with Mr..
Fred Taylor as guest of honor.
first at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. X. w. Burnham, the crowd
proceeded to the theater, where seats
lad been reserved and a good picture |
vas enjoyed. From there they motor
I'd down to the hospitable Lowe home,
where the remainder of the evening
vas spent in merry-making. Upon the
lrrival of the guests delicious fruit
punch was served, after which they
assembled in the prettily decorated
where bright red flow
RS and potted plants emphasized the
.olor tone which was also reflected
rom the chandelier casting a soft red
dow upon the table the central
dornment of which, characterized
he honor guests pet hobby" small
ed farm house, surrounded by rail
ence and miniature red animals. The
,lace cards, too, were unique in their
originality and the favors were little
nimal whistles. A mock supper was
eryed. provoking much fun as each
curse was ordered from the menu.
.ater delicious cream topped with red
herries was passed. The birthday
AXE. prettily. embossed and mounted
With forty-six red candles was cut
A DEt
our Age" proved most interesting
fter which the fortunes of each guest
,as foretold by Mr.. and Mrs. Burn
am. Those enjoying this happy even
lg together included Misses Ada
lead. Ina Thompson, Mrs. NJ. }.
ackson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Lowe.
Ir. and Mrs. X. w. Burnham, Jesse
Y. Thompson. Fred Taylor and W. II.
lcInnis. /
Horace Oyerstreet was a business
isitor to Mobile Monday.
Rev. ]. ID. Ellis was a visitor to
ulfport Tuesday.
Misses Bessie and Addie Cowan
pent Tuesday in Mobile.
MIR. Allen Jones Of Mobile, was a
guest here.
Albert Bilbo Of Mobile. was a guest
unday of his uncle, Capt. X. Q. Hunt
nd family.
Cant. A. O. Hunt left last week for
Ala, having been trans
srred to the Tombigbee river. The
wo snag boats, U. S. Pearl and Es-