The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-05-14
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NeWsy Items From Our Sister City
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e their young daughter, Hazel four
: herself most charming hostess, ente
i tanning a number of her little schot
5 friends. Various games and dancin
with music by the victrola furnishe
s the amusements until halt was ca
! led and all were ushered into the dir
ing room where cream and cake wer
) served.
! Miss Mary Griffin Dantzler of tn
! Seashore Camp Ground school al
tended the senior play here Tuesda
night. Miss Dantzler, who was a fol-
mer member of the class was th
guest of Miss Amelia Ruth Blumer
Mr.. John Hill, Jr., was a visitor tt
New Orleans Wednesday.
Mr.. John Hill left Saturday for
visit to relatives in Birmingham.
Mr.. H. c. Herring spent the fore
part of the week in Meridian.
Rev. A. C. Ingram of Meadville, who
filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church here recently, has received a
unanimous call from the members OF
the congregation, but it has not been
learned whether he will accept
The meeting of the Protheon Glass
of the Presbyterian Sunday school with
Mrs. Clyde Beardslee was we'll attend
ed and very pleasant one, the class
having changed its Bible study to that
of teachers training course. Fol-
lowing the business the hostess serv-
ed dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Foster Carter, who came over
for short visit Friday, was accom-
panied home by the three children of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lienhard, who have
been visiting their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Carter.
Friends here of Miss Nan Prest-
wood are glad she has recovered suf-
ficiently, after recent operation is to
return Wednesday and hope for her a
speedy convalescence. Mrs. C. w.
Barnett went to New Orleans Wednes-
day to accompany her home.
/ Mrs. H. c. Herring spent Monday in
New Orleans.
Dr. j. N. Rape, who attended the
State Medical Association in Jackson
this week, also spent several days
with his son Cyrus, who is attending
the State University at Oxford
The vacancy in the Central High |
School faculty, caused by the depar-
ture of Miss Lois Wallace, who was
called to her home in Starkville, is |
being filled by Mrs. ]. H. Walsh.
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet and little |
daughter, Mary Alice returned Thurs
day after a pleasant visit of three
weeks to friends in Geneva, Ala.
Mrs. A. j. Welch was visitor to
New Orleans Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Head and two
children, Adam Wellow and Bette
Lee, Miss Lottie Hyatt, Mrs j. n.
Rape and Adam Rivers Blumer com
|
coast Sunday.
Little Anna Peterson, accompanied
ty her mother, Mrs Rasmussen re-
turned to Mobile Monday for treat
ment.
Mrs. Ed Daniels and four daughters
over from Howison for a week
end visit to relatives.
Mrs. E. II. Turner and Mrs. w. l..
spent Sunday in Mobile.
Miss Hortex Virgins of Pcplarville,
S a guoat of her brother Ed Virgins
md family.
Mr.. Ed Wood, former resident of
Moss Point, was in town Sunday greet
ng friends who regretted to learn from
lin that Mrs. Wood is still confined
o her bed at the infrmnry in New
orleans where she has been since ,
January.
Mrs. ]. Bounds and Mrs. j. C. Mont
,omery were visitors to New Orl cans
Ionday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Morgan were
.uests f friends in the Gulf City ,
sunday.
Mrs. r. C. Eley left Saturday for ,
deridian where she was joined by =.
Irs. Williams and together they jour
eyed to Washington, where are in at
this week at the Southern
BAPTIST Convention.
Lamar Herrin returned Sunday to =.
Iarianna, Fla, after short stay
ere
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Spencer, were
isitors to Mobile Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Montgomery are ,
uests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =
Bounds. this week. =
Jesse w. Thompson returned Tues J
ay from a two weeks business trip to 7
hreveport, La.
The senior class of the Central High
chool presented the class play Son
Ohm" to large and appreciative {
udience Tuesday night The six l
lembers of the senior class including !
Iisses Myrtis Fails, Fannie Cudabac. J
Ielma Avent, Texas Leeman, Amelia e
.uth Blumer and vernie Spann were I
bly, assisted by Misses Annie Bell e