The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-02-27
|,oIxr HAPPENINGS
from Our sister CITY
n BY the ch''"'"'
/ correspondent

corrssp0nde"''
v,s 4. F. Dantzler and
pattie Slaughter are
1 week to Biloxi where
,nased a lovely home Oh
trOut near the camp
rhs removal Of Mr.. Dan'A- anu
,smily is regretted here
!. . source of qualification
.rOow their home here
furnished and they ,,saa W.,
treouent visitors to Moss
bmeAension was lei' .,.oa ",,
wepb when it was feared
,ever had made its ap-
:, the two suspicious cases
Dorothy Eley and Bernard
! now convalescent' 'helr
v,np 4 very light form OF
coffee and, son, Hirich are
IA week with Mrs. Fannie
| the home of Mrs o. e.
4 Jones has returned from
Up to Cuba !, |
Mrs. Lewis Delashmenu
end guests of Mrs. Carrie
sm. Delasbment motored
Mrs. Civens Friday and Mr.
|
i joined them in Mobile
,udabac with his family and
lived this week to Pascagou-
he has recently purchased
riss Fannie Cudabac will re-
and complete her senior
the Central High school.
K. CAN'T, whose hospital
Tvs anticipated and appreci-
hose whom she favors, was
b the members Of the Fri
oon Bridge Club last week,
entertained at three tables
including several guests.
auty was lent the parlors,
guests were entertained, by
hses Of fragrant narcissusi
rs II lovely japonicas. Mrs.
be was awarded a lovely
and Mrs. F. A. Williams
be consolation prize, a beau
cushion. Concluding the
) hostess served a delicious
land cake to Madams Turner
hntzler, Shepardson, Pope,
braham, Taylor, Williams,
|chel Mcleod and Clara Her
!. Coulson and Gillian Strong
). Nika were over from New
|unday. The Nika, recently
|e Hodge ship yard, will sail
for Ecuador.
|gman Mclnnis and four chill
|cvey came this week for a
visit at the home of Mrs.
IN. Little Norman, William
Mclnnis will enter school
Dry Hansford of the Hodge
who was called to Arkansas
I the serious illness of his
eturned Monday.
Mcintosh is attending the
ifand Lodge in Vicksburg.
MRS. Geo. A. Wood and Mrs.
ller motored to Biloxi Mon
'ephine Nadeau of Munsing,
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
eau.
:. fatheree of Jackson was
guest OF his brother-in-law,
Thompson.
Davis of Lyman was a
ltor here.
:. Bradshaw of Meridian is
nd with friends. Mr.. Brad
a former resident of Moss ,
We Spann came over from
a. weekend visit to her !
q and Mrs. Frank Spann.
sad was a visitor to Gulf s
ay..
is at home from |
recuperating from a recent I
fu." .
a~llns of New Orleans was {
visitor here and a guest i
J Oh Mr.. Sam Denny. G
en'y young people respond {
. extended by Rev. I
= b. Ellis to meet at the ,
parsonage for a social eve 1
. which time an Epworth t
: organized. Prior to the :
: Rev. W. NJ. Sullivan gave ,
Jug talk on the purpose of s
.na the duties of its men, \
:; ,'ne officers were elected =
1'u 10 meet each Friday /
devotional meeting and
w a social gathering will n
The league members will !
Aea to the Methodist young t
0tners in the community /,
''ned' Following the busi. I
!. n0ur was enjoyed during n
!, .'s' Ellis assisted by Miss b
=, served delicious cream
.ae home of Miss Amelia n
: VII be opened to the c
!. 'Ae meeting Friday. v
'' =. II. Turner enter b
e 'el'shtfnlly informal bridge '
y evening, their guests in. '
.ao Mrs. Buckley of Pas. r
, r' Mrs, F. @. Pope, Mr.. a