The chronicle-star., 1921-01-21

Nswsy Items From Our sister cit
Cleaned by the chronlcIe.star
corrsspondent.
Rev. w. N. Sullivan, presidlnI
elder of the Sea Shore district, will
all the Methodist pulpit at the eleve,
o'clock hour Sunday.
Mrs. H. B.. Overstreet and littl,
daughter are expected home Friday
after pleasant visit to friends il
Geneva, Ala.
John Cirlot spont several days il
New Orleans last week.
Mrs. Lyde Thompson returned from
Mobile Sunday and will spend tn.
winter with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Herrin.
Mrs. Henry Blumer was visitor tc
Mobile Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Herrin spent several days
in Mobile last week.
Mrs. T. Torres. sSr., returned Friday
from a pleasant visit to her daughters
in New Orleans and Gulfport.
Mrs. Carry CoMson, who has been
visiting friends in Mobile since Xmas
returned home Thursday.
Jack Dantzler was called to New
Orleans Tuesday lby the serious i'll.
ness Of his uncle, Bracy Dantzler, who
is under treatment at Hotel Dieu.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Meth.
odist church were pleasantly entertain.
ed at the home Of Mrs. c. M. Farley
Tuesday afternoon, when officers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. Farley, pres; Mrs. J. d.
Lowe. sec.; Mrs. Vincent Torres. vice.
pres; Mrs. jackson, tras. Following
the usual routine of business the
hostess served delicious salad course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barber are
very happy over the arrival of baby
boy on Monday, as also are the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Graham.
The little fellow has been given the
name Of Joseph Graham for his two
grand sires.
Mrs. L. W. Morrison is happy to
have with her her sister, Mrs. Matte
Gattis and her SOP, F. H. Gattis, who
motored down from Memphis and who
are also visiting fefatives in Pasca-
youla.
Miss Lottie Hyatt spent Saturday in
Mobile with her sister, Mrs. Scott
Denny.
Samuel Denny of Mobile spent Wed
1esday here visiting friends.
: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brooks ait,
were visitors to Biloxi Tues
day, motoring through the country.
Ma and Mrs. A. M. Cowan spent
several days in Gulfport this week the
guests OF Mr.. G. B. Dantzler.
Mrs. Singleton McInnis entertained !
the Pr9Iheran Glass Tuesday after.
noon serving, refreshing hot chocolate
and cake at the close of the Bible
study.
Misses Myrtis and Ruby Fails who
we're operated on for appendicitis in
Mobile returned home last week.
The Fortnightly Club, postponed sew
'ral weeks during the Yuletide season,
vas entertained Thursday afternoon
~ Mrs. F. Colmer. The meeting was
most interesting one. Mrs. O. C.
cowan acted as chairman. PAPERS
discussing biography, fictisu, etc, were
by Madams E.H. Turner.
(. w. Burnham and J. n. Blumer.
.ater the hostess served se,icious
alad course.
Friends here Of Mrs. Jack Ryan, Who
vill be remembered as Nan Eale |
Ienry. regret to learn of her injury n {
n auto accident in Gulfport last week. |
frs. Ryan's condition, tho serious is i
omewhat improved and hope ISL
for speedy recovery. N
Little Miss Glare Delmas, who
her eighth birthday Satur-
ay, entertained number of little
'iends who enjoyed birthday party
18th her, including eats served them
y her sister; Miss Irene Delmas.
The laying Of the concrete on the
loss Point-P -Pascagoula Highway has
cen completed across Bellvieu avenue
nd will be opened to travel in about
vO weeks. The work on the road has
'eated new mode of entertainment.
nth thirty-five men, ten mules and I
ucks, concrete mixer and a steam ,
'ller all at work at the same time
owes most interesting and fascinat- /
&. as was the case Monday after 4
,on when some fifteen ladies gather t
at the home of Miss Ina Thompson n
r fence party" Assisted by Mrs. O
P. Hobby, Miss Thompson served i
'licious candy, stuffed dates and {
'anuts while the guests hung upon
e fence to watch the road work, the
Gather being ideal. As the work pro.
esses down the front street others 4
N no doubt entertain at these de- n
,htful fence parties" IN