The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1921-01-07

not only dainty aouvenirs that were
given them there, but each one had q
warm feeling in stheirs heart. for the
man who Is 40 interested IN their
work, and who had furnished them
|such 4 pleasant day. We went to ouI
hotel, and after having supper,. we
went TO the Princess theatre, mere
we saw very interesting drains
f Thursday, we went to n c
Cormick Works Of the Internal l6hal
Harvester Company. weFspent the
morning. in looking over the different
factories and various sections OF their
plant. Then we had luncheon. At
our plates we found some pretty little
souvenirs. After enjoying a very de-
licious dinner, we heard talks from
some Of the leading men OF the n Dt.
Thursday afternoon, we visited
Sears Roebuck & Co. Some of us
were disappointed here, when we
didn't get toasee any Of their mer-
chandise, nevActheless we enjoyed
seeing their splendid system Of man
agement, in this great firm. From
here, we went to the Poultry Show.
We saw various breeds Of chickens,
turkeys, ducks, rabbits and guinea
pigs. Then we went back to the hotel
Friday was our last day in the city
and OF course our pleasure was tinged
with sadness when we thought OF say
ing goodbye to each other, but still
it was one Of our most interesting
days in the city. That morning, we
went out to Lincoln Park to the Zoo.
1t was very amusing to see the
the various animals Of the world,
some of them being familiar, while
others were perfect strangers to US.
Some OF the animals we saw were;
polar, grizzly, brown and black bears,
wolf, Eskimo dog, fox, buffalo, bison,
sacred OK, elk, deer, zebra, kangaroo,
zebu, lion, elephant, tiger. puma,
LEI pard, monkey. chimpanzee, snakes,
and all kinds Of birds. After visiting
different portions Of the park we
went back to the hotel Here we rest
ed awhile and then went to Marshall
Fields Store. We mad luncheon there
and then. spent the eveninG3in shop
ping and looking over the store. It
was late when we left here, and went
back to the Atlantic, then we bade
adieu to the city where we had such
pleasant time.
We all went to the station together,
but there the crowd was separated, a
part going by way of the I. c. and the
other part Of us going on the M, & o..
w left Chicago about s. O'Clock Fri
a.'f,- l4n..,T -, aisss ss.-vs.,
went to bed as soon as we got on
the train.
Saturday MORNING we changed
trains at jackson, Tenn. We got our
breakfast here. We left there about
8 o'clock and reached Meridian, Miss,
at 7:15 that night. There were o,ly
seven Of us who spent the nigh in
Meridian. Next morning, four OF us
started at $3.50 for Mobile. The three
delegates from Green county got off at
State Line, leaving me alone for the
rest of the journey. I reached Mobile
about $3.50. My county agent met me
there. We spent the day in walking
over the town until our train left there
about 300 O'Clock for pascagoula. We
got there at 3:15. I spent Sunday
night with my aunt, that lives there.
Monday evening, came out home,
getting here about 600 o'clock.
This is only brief sketch of my
trip to Chicago, for 1t would be i'm,
possible for me to tell all that l saw
while on this wonderful trip. 1t has
been worth far more to me than SIX
months attendance of a. good school.
For there is nothing more educational
than travelling.
We girls and boys brought back
with US not only souvenirs and pleas
ant memories of our great trip to
Chicago, but with our hearts full of
gratitude and appreciation for the
great and noble men Of Mississippi,
who made it possible for us to take
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