The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-05-07
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crowd down to the beach Friday, the
Marty including the members OF Mrs
stewards Sunday School class and
their friends were Misses Texas Lee
man. Fannie Cudabac, Antoinette and
uelma Avent, Amelia Ruth Blumer,
Iona Wyatt, Margaret Coulson, Maud
G fl and Cora Hester, Jack Leeman,
Arthur Colmer, Howard Douglas,
Woodson Rolf, Tom Traywick, Rolan
Breeland, Thos. Coulson, Lawrence
Torres and Paul Anger. During the
evening table was spread and all
kinds Of sandwiches, salads, fruits,
candy and cakes were enjoyed.
The first Of several delightful So
cials planned for the entertainment of
the Mizpah Bible Glass of the Meth
odist Sunday School during the sum
mer was moonlight picnic last Friday
evening, when as farewell compli-
ment to the city school teachers,
Misses Eva and Annie Bright and
Mary Mosley, who are members of the
class and who are leaving soon, twen-
ty.two members of the class met at
the home of Miss Ina Thompson and
from there motored down to the beach.
A more perfect evening for such an
occasion could not have been chosen
and with the abundant supply of eats
served to make the evening one to be
pleasantly remembered.
Some fifteen members of the lower
chaperoned by Misses Eva Bright,
Mary Mosley and Lois Wallace en-
joyed and all day picnic to the beach
Saturday,.
Mrs. E. H. Turner entertained the
Friday afternoon Bridge Club compli-
mentng her house guest Mrs.
O'Rourke of Mobile. There were
twelve bridge participants the three
tables being grouped about the lovely
screened porch, which was made fra
CANT with the perfume of many sweet
peas and bright with baskets of mas
turtiums and ferns, furnishing de-
lightful setting. The prize, lovely
fern dish, was captured by Mrs. Burn
ham, the honor guest being presented
with a pretty pin.
Among those from here to attend
the seashore district conference of the
Methodist church which is convening
in Biloxi this week and at which there
were present more than a hundred
delegates were Rev. j. d. Ellis, J. A.
Vanderwall and C. H. Wood. Rev.
Robt. Selby, who spent several days
here last week, is also in attendance.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Methodist Sunday School next
Sunday morning. There will be no
Sunday School or preaching service.
program consisting Of songs, read |
ings and recitations has been prepar-
ed and will be rendered beginning at
l0:3O o'clock. A special collection
for needy Sunday Schools will be
taken. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to everyone.
Mrs. &. H. Turner motored to Mo-
bile Monday and was accompanied by
her guest, Mrs. ,O'Rourke and baby.
}. W, Griffin left Monday for two
weeks stay in Hot Springs, Ark.
Lamar Herrin of Mama, Fla, is
here this week visiting his mother and
sisters.
The advanced pupils of Miss Orpha
Howells music class will give pub
lie recital at the Central High School
Auditorium Friday, May 14th, begin
ming at o'clock. An invitation is ex-
tended to everyone.
Miss Jessie Bounds, her guest, Mrs.
Hosey, and Lestley Rogers, motored
to Mobile for the day Saturday and
while in the city they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Montgomery. {
Mrs. R. L. Fitzner and Mrs. D. C.
Avent were called to Pollard, Ala,
Wednesday by the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Herring motored
to Mobile for the day Wednesday.
Mrs. R. M. Taylor, who has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. c. A. ,
Graham since early in the new year, I
returned Wednesday to her home in
Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. j. w. Griffin, accompanied by ,
her little grandson, Griffin McEachern t
of Denver arrived Monday for a short
visit here.
Mrs. s. R. Singleton is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Blumer and !
iamily. >
Miss Rachel Mcleod is visiting her '
sister, Mrs. Geo. Carter in Hatties- G
burg this week. +
Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Orrell and baby a
of Mobile are guests of their mother, r
Mrs. Fellows. a
Allen Jones left Friday for Mobile c
where he has secured position ON the (
light house tender, Magnolia. G
Walter lnge Of Mobile spent Sun I
lay in town. :
Mrs. Benson Hosey of McComb is a s
guest Of Miss Jessie Bounds. Mrs. s
Hosey is remembered here by friends G
Is Miss Goldie Holmes and was q q