VOLUME XXIII PASCAGOULA, , FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920 NUMBER 37 1

CLOSE WEEK. CAPITAL 8CHOOL8 NEXT STOCK OF INTERNAT- M. & F. CLUB 1; WILL MOSS POINT IONAL IS NOW FIVE MILLIONS DRILLING FREDERIC ESTATE WHISTLER, ALA. 0 REAL ESTATE IN Graduating Class of Central High School Nine Numbers Fifteen, Pascagoula Shipbuilding Concern Re Finer weather could not have been BEGIN SOON Girls and Six flects Considerable COUNTY Boys. HAPPENINGS Industrial HAS BEEN DIVIDED made to order than prevailed at the JACKSON Growth on Coast. second game of the Marine and Field The 1919-2- session of the City l club, when they defeated the Whistler schools will close Wednesday, May Qulfport, Miss., 12. The Inter- Oil Co. Locates Site of Well May Alabama, outfit at International Park Seacoast 19th. of the Newsy Items From Our Sister City Large Part of the Business Section of Recored in Chancery Clerk's offlct far Commencement exercises national Shipbuilding Corporation, on 9. Will Place Orders for Machinery Gleaned by the Chronicle Involved in Final May week May 7th. Central High School will be held at the domiciled at Qulfport, with a ship- Pascagoula ending and Pipe at Once. The game was called promptly at Warfield at Correspondent. in- Settlement. theatre Wednesday night building plant,. at Pascagoula, has .1:16 and was without 8 played through o'clock. Col. It. P. Lindlield of the k $1,000,-oo- o creased its capital sim from any hitches. The home team sprung Military will de- to $5,i)()ii.ihiii. Tins Division of W. E. Frederic estate ln Gulfport Academy increase has a surprise on the local fans by having At a of the executive pom-niltte- e The home of Mr. C. Deeds and agreement were died for to eleven different as shown meeting liver the address. The baccalaureate and Mrs. H. been made nBDjessarj by lie fact Unit in who shares, by record in their line up Pitcher Ahman, of the Seacoast Oil Co. held sermon will be delivered at the War-fiel- a and the office of the chancery deed and agreement of date 21, Herring presented bright happy capitalization of $1,000,1)00 is no lon- arrived on the midnight train from April lu re Monday afternoon or this week theatre at 8 when to clerk some days ago for partition 1920. .Sunday evening appearance Saturday eveniiTg ger adequate properly cany on the Louisville, Vu. Although unfamiliar It was found that sufficient funds were P. their among the heirs of the estate of the Mrs. W R. Staurt to I. H. Bass o'clock by Rev. W. Chalmers of the young daughter. Hazel found business of ship construction contem- with the local Ahman certain- late W. E. players;, fo.- - al band to sink the first well. Messrs. church. Class ex- herself a most enter- - In its or- Frederic. Under the terms lease three years on about one Presbyterian night charming hostess, plated charter. When first ly displayed some b'g league stuff, J. Mcintosh, 15. B. Martin, McVea ercises will be held the School a number of her little of the will of Mr. Frederic the big es- half acre known as the "barn field" j. at High taining ganized this company had a capital- five assists, out 10 n was getting striking young and T. (J. Kibbler were there-upo- Auditorium on at S friends. Various and ization of tate held intact until the young-es-i und sale of all nursery stock on said Monday evening games dancing $50,00(1, which soon grew to men, allowing not a single hit and named and delegated with full o'clock. with music the men heir. Francis, attained his majority. 250.00. by victrola furnished $200,000, and to $1,000,000. Tb only one man and he property which some leaching first, Grin-stea- d to locate the well, have der- The class" is the a cal- V occurred weeks ago. Helen Culver to William W. authority graduating this year amusements until halt was increase speaks ry encouraging got there on a short drive to left field The several heirs worked one-thir- d in rick erected, purchase drilling rig, the largest in the history of the school led and all were ushered into the din- for the coast industry. thereupon which Howell was undivided interest out a a unable to hold on pipe and necessary machinery and nine girls and six boys. ing room where cream and cake were plan whereby division of the certain property located in sections 1 estate was effected recourse to, though he im.de a, desperate effort. contract with a competent driller to Following are the graduates: Misses served. SALVATION ARMY APPEAL without and 12 Township 8 Range 7, also cer- to Dorris pitching for the visitors, was superlntennd putting down the well. Annette Odette Marlon Miss Griffin Dantzler of the courts. tain tract partly situated in the Helen Alley, Alley, Mary the no slouch at his position, allowing only Much or the work in The property in question takes in Moro Confirmation No. 9 and preliminary this Canty, Irma Courtenay, Gwendolen Seashore (;amp Ground school at- The annual Salvation Army Appeal 6 hits. Nevitt at third was a wel- partly connection has been most of the business houses along in lsabcllc Glaude Confirmation No. 8 already done. Ellis, Eunice Kell, Catherine Nelson, tended the senior play here Tuesday is now in full swing in this county. come to the local fo:- - he is Delmas avenue between sight fans, 8 The derrick timbers have been cut and Bessie Miss who was for- .1. Mc- Pascagoula in Range 6, $10.00 and. Pickett, Delphine Saucier, night. Dantzler, a The county's iiuotu is $1500. .1. a very snappy, aggressive player. Township will he upon the Messrs. mer street and the river, together with other valuable considerations. placed ground early Frances Courtenay, Edgar member of the class, was the intosh of Moss Point is county chair- Westbrook slugged out a great two next week, has been to other business and residence property Eiouise Tanner to Rena par- it decided Hull, James Morris, Clifton Morrison, guest of Miss Amelia Ruth Blumer. man, and McVea is chairman Del- - Hurst, Young in bagger and also a single, while take no chances with second hand Gustavo Reno. J. C. Mr. John was a the city, numerous vacant lots in cel of land in $60.00. Young. Hill, Jr., visitor to at Pascagoula. The work of the Sal- eomyn had a field day at bat, getting machinery, and an new drill- New Pascagoula, country real estate and Wm. G. Parker, T. C. Krobs, T. C entirely Orleans Wednesday. vation Army is too well known to re- three singles in as many times up. He will be MRS. H. S. ROURKE property in and else- Deed for house and lot on soutb side ing rig purchased. Negotia- Mr. John Hill left Saturday for a quire comment. Assistance is render also covered second base In a son where. in l, 16.16. tions have been under way for some visit to relatives in ed to the needy without reference to sationai manner. Elder Ferry road Birmingham. Below will be found time and a concern has been Mrs. Elizabeth Marie wid- C. - the ownership John F. Krebs to Alex located Gaudin, Mr. H. Herring spent the lore- creed, color or condition. According to Following is the box score: Thompson, which of with- ow of the late H. S. died as near as we are able to ascertain of houce and lot on south side Elder promises delivery a rig Rourke, at part of the week in Meridian. Army tenets "a man may be down, hut Whistler in six weeks or two out- her home on North the chief buildings and lots in the busi- road in $1.00. months,ut the Pascagoula Street, Rev. A. C. Ingram of Meadville, who he is never out.'' Player A.B. R. H. P.O. A Ferry side. The afternon at 4 o'clock an ness section only: H. F. Rucsell to O. D. NW1 necessary pipe and casing Tuesdty after filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian This annual Appeal lias taken the Bush ss 3 0 3 3 Davidson, to sink the well to illness of a week from She Mrs. Sarah P. Frederic The Bern- of SWJ of $200.00. a depth of 4,000 paralysis. church here recently, has received a place of the all other solicitations for Hammond 3b 3 0 3 1 feet if has been was the of Mr. and Mrs. John stein store, lot between city hall and Thomas and wife to H. B.. necessary tentatively daughter unanimous call from the members of funds and no more money will be ask- Prltchett lb ...3 0 9 0 Levy secured. A line has been Gaudin, of Mobile, in which Mrs. park. Rath store, on corner opposite Kveritt, SWi to NEJ of 6 except secured on city the congregation, but it has not been ed for Salvation Army purposes until Calloway cf ...3 0 2 0 three or four well Rourke was born and lived postoffice: also retains the home place 10 acres, $1.00. " recommended drill until her learned whether he will accept. next year. Levi c 3 0 3 2 and a contract will be when she with her husband on Jackson avenue. Edward Kicth and wife to Julia ers, made with marriage, The meeting of the Protheon Class Union leaders here are taking an Saville If 3 0 2 0 one of them. If no unforseen fitter a brief residence at Mrs. G. A. Pol Blomberg jewelry Ann Sutten, parts of lots 5, 6, 11, and delay Tuscaloosa, of the Presbyterian Sunday school with active part in the campaign for funds Spencer rf 2 0 occurs in the of the Ala., came to and were Store, Lewis insurance office, Torre-cell- i 10 12, in block 27, fronting 76 feet on delivery machinery Pascagoula, Mrs. Clyde Beardslee was well attend- and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the unions Dorris p 3 0 0 3 for busi- fruit stand, Hollis house and the Porter avenue in town of Ocean and pipe actual drilling should be many years prominent in the ed and a one, the class will booth at 3 0 4 2 very pleasant have a the International on Smith 2b under way in another two ness civic and social affairs of the residence Railroad avenue. Springs, $200.00. months. city. having changed its Bible study to that shipyard tomorrow. Business and pro- xRlce 1 0 0 0 She was a Cath- S. II. Frederic The S. D. Broun Miss Soden to N. The site selected for the first well is devout member of the of a teachers' training course. Fol- fessional interests and the individual Bridget Ophie on in sec. olic church, and was store, Peter Mene fruit stand, Morlet McLaurin, part of lots 6, 6, 11 and 12 Pascagoula river, 22, tp. 7, prominently lowing the business the hostess serv- citizens of the city must do their part. 27 0 0 27 11 6, identified with corner (opposite Lindinger corner.) in block 27 on Porter avenue in town range just across the river from every chartiable and ed dainty refreshments. Do not wait to be solicited, but send xBatted for Smith in ninth. Gri ITin's social movement of town. residence on Pascagoula street, John of Ocean $1000.00, Point. Now that actual drill- the Highly Mrs. Foster Carter, who came over in your contribution at once to Mr. Springs, Logurj lot. Marine & Field Club Deeds of ing operations are in sight local oil intelligent, sweet and womanly, pos- for a short visit was accom- Trust Friday, Young. Mrs. F. Player A.B. R. H. P.O. enthusiasts are much elated. Some sessed of rare personal E. Jane The Voyadjis cor- Frank S. Parker to Watson Jacobs, magnitism, panied home by the three children of cf 4 0 0 1 ner, Jane pool room, Jas. and Smith of for . dissatisfaction has been she was a friend of every one with Mr. Mrs. F. Glass deed trust $50.00 secured by $ expressed and Lienhard, who have Miss Estelle Watkins spent Howell If 3 0 0 1 Geo. Delius lots, south half of M. L. acres in SEJ of NWi of 6 former from time to time at the seemingly whom she came in contact. She is been their Mr. in visiting grand parents, New Orleans with relatives. Pol fish house lot. Reccius ss 4 0 slow progress the Seacoast Oil Co. survived by one son, Mr. H. A. Rourke. Mrs. J. F. 10 ly owned by Griffin Mizeile. and Carter. Peffer 4 0 0 12 two Mrs. C. E. Frederic Warfield theatre, lb Miss Alice De Armao to Ocean was making in getting down to actual daughters, Edgar Hull and Friends here of Miss Nan Prest-woo- is m Chancery court session this Democrat-Sta- r Del- Nevitt 3b 2 0 drilling. The directors Miss Marie Rourke, and five grand- office, lot corner 10 Springs Slate Bank, deed of trust for however stood are glad she has recovered suf week. The docket is 3 very light. mas ave. and Frederic street. Westbrook c 0 2 10 8 9 put on the declaration made in their children, Harry and Edgar Hull, Ade a $600.00 secured by part cf lots and ficiently, after recent operation is to McNair rf 3 0 0 1 Tom W. E. Frederic Butcher shop lot, in Jerome Ryan tract in town of Ocean prospectus that not a dollar of the laide Hull, and Genevieve Morris, return Wednesday and hope for her a Arthur Colmer, Dewey Coulson, Paul next to and including Union Restau Delcomyn 2b .3 0 3 2 also certain lot in SWJ of sec- company's money would be spent be- all of this city, and two brothers, speedy convalescence. Mrs. 0. W. Sprean, Anrier and Woodson rant, Kihyet store. Roll's barber Ahman p 2 0 0 0 tion 19 in town of Ocean on yond the legal organization expenses Messrs. J. T. Gaudin, of Birmingham, Barnett went to New Orleans Wednes- Rape. shop, Springs In west half of Until at least of Ala., and Frank of The comedy was four acts. The Scranton hotel, lot on Martin avenue. $50,000 the stock was Gaudin, Santiago, day to accompany her home. G several music;,! selections rendered Frederic, street next to Southern Ex- 28 27 13 1 Walter and wife to sold to guarantee the completion of California. Mr. J. T. Gaudin was Mrs. H. O. in Ryan Ocean'; Herring spent Monday School between office. Score by innings R H E State Bank of . tfte first well. Sale of stock will be present during her last illness, and at- New Orleans. by the High ('horns press Springs deed trust for acts received while Mrs. L. A. store Whistler 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 $225.00 secured of land on continued now until the full tended the funeral of his sister. The Dr. .1. repeated applause, Stephens Rodrigue 00 by parcel $100,000 Rape, who attended tits M. & F. Club 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 x 1 6 1 is the little fairies, Bernlce and building, lot corner Delmas avenue and Dewey avenue. 60x160 ft. In town of sold, thereby assuring the putting funeral services took place at 4:30 State Medical Association in Jackson dancing Eunice Abhley were obliged to re- St. Francis street, old Pascagoula Earned runs, M. & F. club 1; two Ocean Springs. down of two more wells, as the com Wednesday afternoon, proceeding to this week, also spent several days to encores. The sum Northern depot building, soutli half base hits, first base on Dr. H. B. Powell and wife to J. D. pany will own its own rig the ex Our Lady of Victories Catholic church, with his son who is spond repeated Westbrook; only Cyrus, attending M. L. Pol fish off Dor- pense will be for and from thence to ceme- of $75.00 was netted for Hie class, house lot. balls, Dorris 2: struck out by Minor, deed of trust for $3200.00 secur- labor and material. the Catholic the State University at Oxford. ' In part of which was used to have the Mrs. H. M. Cox Lot corner Delmas ris 2 by Ahman 10; Left on bases, ed by property known as the Bayou addition to the Seacoast, three or tery at the beach for interment. The Tlie vacancy in the Central High much needed footlights installed, new avenue and Canty street, Seymour Whistler 1, M & F. club 6; double Inn and being known as lots 7 and 8 lour oiner companies are active in pall bearers were: Messrs. W. M. School faculty, caused by the depar t Held. curtains hung and other incidentals. pool room, east half of Scranton hotel. play, Bush to Smith to Pritchett; wild and part cf lot 10 In block No. 62 town this Canty, F. J. Johnson, T. G. Hihbler. ture of Miss Lois Wallace, who was Friday, May 28th will (o a close It. A. Frederic Hughes store build pitch, Dorris; passed ball, Levi; first of Ocean Springs having a frontage on The Georgia Company, of which Col. V. P. DeJean, M. M. Morgan and T. B. called to her home in Starkville. is bring it. a very successful session Of (he Moss ing, Cash Bargain Store building. Mod bast on errors, Whistler 1, M. & F. west side of Washington Ave. of 420 H, Bruce is and Held Kell. Many beautiful flowers attested being ailed by Mrs. J. H. Walsh. Point city schools. During the re- ern Welding Co. building. club 4; Time of game 1:40. feet more or leas. manager, has a large acreage under the love and high esteem in which she Mrs. H. B. Overstreet and little Umpire, mainder of the school term Ihe exer II. K. Frederic Granluml store Pelham. lease north of, Escatawpa river and ex- was held. daughter, Mary Alice returned Thurs- cises will lie as follows: Friday even- building, T. (!. Ilibbler office building. ESATAWPA pects to begin drilling in the near day after a pleasant visit of three ing, May 14. the annual music recital Dixie Pressing Club buildng and Next week, on May 10, the future. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. weeks to friends in Geneva, Ala. by Miss Orpha Howell's class. Yousko junk shop lot. Lyons toam of Mobile will be Miss Veda Williams, who is attend- Another entry in the field is Mr. Mrs. A. J. Welch was a visitor to F. J. K. Co. here an is school at V. of held a The baccalaureate sermon will be Frederc J. Drug build and exciting game promised. ing Lyman, spent the week fjeorge Worth of New York, who The Chamber Commerce New Orleans Tuesday . has preached at Ihe Methodlsl church! Ing, lot corner Delmas and St. Ferol Catcher Beck, who has been off end with her parents here returning leased a large acreage around Nut-han- special meeting Thursday night, called Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Head and two Sunday morning, May 23rd, by Rev. street, lot between A. & M. depot and scouting for new players, will be back to Lyman Monday. and has posted a forfeit to begin for the purpose of hearing the Secre- children, Adam Wellow and Bettle C. D. Nowman, pastor of the First Morlet building, lots fronting A. & M. in the line up. His injured hand is Mr. Ernest Graham was given a sur- drilling within four months. Mr. Pipps tary's report on the progress of the Lee, Miss Lottie Hyatt. Mrs. .1. .V Presbyterian church at ( lulfport. railroad back of depot. now well. prise party last Friday evening, that "is geologist and field manager. railroad rate case. Rape and Adam Rivers Blumer com Thursday night, May 27ii Will he being his nineteenth birthday. The The Choate oil people are securing Mr. Shepardson recently returned posed a party who motored down the (lass night at which time the grad-p- i RED CROSS Captain A. M. Miller, wi II known Escatawpa Brass Hand of which he is leases between the L. & N. Ry. and the (from Washington, where he went to coast Sunday. will an seafarer of this city, returned a member was there and gave several Beach and to the filed the L. & uales give intorostin ogram. yester promise begin drilling oppose petition by Little Anna Peterson, accompanied He When On Friday evening, .May nth, the grad- 'I'he opening of the Pascagoula day after an absence of two years, beautiful selections. received a live thousand acres are secured. N. Ry. asking a delay of six months Ly her mother, Mrs Rasmussen, re- The uating exercises will be held at the Branch A. 11. C.'s loan closet at the eleven mouths of which period was number of useful presents. Delicious Great American Oil Co., also of in placing in effect the orders of the turned to Mobile .Monday for treat school audiloiium. At this lime th" chapter room on Tuesday afternoon spent at Hoina, in Belgium Congo. cream and cake was served. Georgia, is still its lots and Interstate Commerce Commission, giv- ment selling. will receive their was a success, Many useful West coast of Africa. of the Mesdames J. E. Ranegar and J. W. stock in Nine-Mil- w graduate diplomas. quit Speaking their holdings near e ing Pascagoula the same r;fte as Nc Mrs. Kd Daniels and four daughters the medals will be award, d mil the1 articles were donated, and $25.00 in earstwhile greatest slave market of Parker were business visitors to Gulf-por- t lake and have a contract to begn Orleans and Mobile. He was entirely motored over from Howisoa for a week address delivered a v,. to cash was given to buy garments that the world. Captain Mill r who repre- Monday trilling when a certain amount of stock successful and the Commission ordered end visit to relatives. by speak is he selected. were needed. Miss Olivia Ford, a re- - sented the Cosmopolitan Shipping Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gunn and sold. the railroads to the rates in effect Mrs. E. II. .Mrs. W. L. put Tumor and - son It The following faculiv for the Gen- '''" craduatc from the Powers school ompany, ol .New ork, said that the little and Mrs. Hurry Conn and Is understood that the June 15th as originally Intended. Shepardson spent in Mobile. Sunday trai High School has been elected for of expression at Boston, I development of this exceedingly rich children of Pascagoula were visitors people who own in leases The secretary will have to visit At- Miss Hortox of p gracefully large acreage Wiggins plarvtlle, - Leo-ande- the session of 1M0-2- w. M. Alex- rendered a selected reading. The Camp j country may be attributed to King here Sunday. around Ocean Springs and the derrick lanta, Chicago and other rale making is a of her brother, Ed guc.i Wiggins Mrs. s. A.! Fire Girls were all present, the Sha-- P'd. The country, he says is rich in Miss Myrtis Byrd has gone to Reba 'ir wiiose well on the has in the near future to look alter and superintendent; Money Farm points family. - Morrison ot Grenada, Miss Maysell wondasse Camp sang several rharart- rubber, ivory, cocoa, coffee, palm ker-- lo spend some time with her sister. already been erected, will also our interests, which will require more Mr. Kd. Wood, a former reside i1 of begin and Rosalie of them "els and palm oil. On account of the rilling as soon Willingham Miss Hays songs, among was "Mammy as and money than Moss was in town I machinery pipe originally contemplated. Point, Sunday greet- Moon," the and low the soil is Miss Marie Kell, the lovely daugh- ariives. A to Eupcra high school: Misses Alary Camp Joined them hih regions adapt committee was appointed visil the ing friends who regreted to lean; from Dr. Mrs. It Mosley and OIlie Btrktnson of Durant, i" the Camp cheer song. Little Miss led for all kinds of vegetation. ter of and T. G. Kell, was the would seem that local people are leading manufacturing and commercial him that Mrs. Wood is still confined grades; Mrs. W. M. Alex- - Berry's recitation was enjoyed by all. t '"K lhe World's war the people were graceful hostess at a very delightful not the only onea who believe that this Interests with a view of having them to her lied at the in New Infirmary M l Mrs. Wm. - Isolated from because there on afternoon when she is an oil under. Addio ev, m Hardee,. director ot produc- Europe party Monday field. The Chronicle looks increase their subscriptions. Orleans where she has been Eince no for lotte Hyatt, elemental) gra b s. One tion. gave an interestin talk on future were steam boais operating and in entertained a few of her neighborhood great developments in this section January. In of In teacher ye( to be supplied tor the Red Cross work. The girls consequence they were compelled to friends celebration the twelfth the next few months. Mrs. J. Bounds and Mrs. J. C. Mont- The Elks Bridge Club enjoyed a grammar grades. assisted in serving punch, sandwiches liVl' within themselves. Large crops anniversary of her birthday. Outdoor were visiters to New Or! ans very delightful meeting on Wednesday gomery Mrs. Fred Herrin left and cakes. of wheat and thousands of cattle were games were participated in by the SCHOONER LIBELLED. Wednesday afternoon at the Elks Home, when Monday. for a two weeks' visit to her sons. DK t produced by the natives of tlie Boma little folks for awhile, then the musical- - Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. were four tables of contestants participated Morgan Fred Herrin in McComb and Urals The International Shipbuilding Co. section in the neighboring colony of ly gifted entertained the guests very Deputy Marshal of f Gulf Loposer Biloxi, in three of guests friends in the City JUSl ( with beautiful was in the interesting games Herrin In Flowenville. has put in commission a handsome Angola, Portuguese ongo. Quanti- delightfully several Pascagoula and Moss Point of this auction. The club prize, a box of Sunday. Mrs. U roy Perkins has as her guesl new motor ambulance for the use of ties beer, spirituous liquors, wine piano duets and solos, following which week to serve a writ of attach- Mrs. R. O. Eley left Saturday for ment handsome stationery, was won by her sister. .Mrs. Mary Winn, of De-- 1 its employees. The body of the ambu and canned fruits were manufactured. the delicious ice cream, cakes, fruit against the schooner, "M. A. Meridian where she was by Mrs. T. K. Kell. Following the games joined troit. Mil h. lance wis bought from the Touro In- and candy were served, the table in AorB," suej out Dy c H Com. Mrs. Williams and tocether jour- Mr. Aey delicious Ice cream and cake were they Andrew King, who saw service in firmary in New Orleans, rebuilt, and F. II. Lewis has been directed the dining room being beautifully de- Pany of this city, in the to where are in at- served. Several new members joined neyed Washington, France, and who bas been in the ho- mounted on a Cole Eight chassis, the by the post office department to add corated with flowers and the lovely court. The schooner is in and week port the club this week, and a number of tendance this at the Southern was work being done in the of the 700 square feet to the present post birthday cake, lighted with its twelve ying at Moss Point. J. J. Faulkner spital al Caaup Gordon, recently shops others have their desire to Baptist Convention. Messrs. W. 1 office, the business of the office candles, the central at- in of signified discharged fi.ua service and re'urned company by Buckley having pink forming charge the vessel as keeper. Lamar Herrin returned Sunday to to ad- The become members of this very delight- t,i his ho n in Escatawpa last week. and I'hn ide Walker It will be fitted increased an extent demanding traction. The little hostess was the amount sued for by C. H. Alley Kla., after a short Etay ful and growing social feature of the Marianne, W. H. M IsSH l as returned from a up wilb all the latest appliances for ditional space. As soon as the exten- recipient of a number of lovely gifts Mli.tt, for supplies furnished the here. community. The club meets every lien n t; in Louisiana the comfort of the sick or injured. sion is completed free delivery in the in souvenir of the day, also a profus- vessel. The Rich-r- d days points writ was served on Mr. and Mrs. T. E. were al- Wednesday, Ladle's Day, at the Elks Spencer, and Texa city will be established. Work has ion of beautiful flowers. Banks, first mate of the A"horn. visitors to Mobile Home, which day has for the past Saturday. Mrs. M. L. Sheperdson entertained A large number of gondolas and ready started on the extension and will inno- are be in five year been a delightful social Mr. and Mrs. f, Montgomery the Bridge Club on Friday terniMiii. boarding cars are being placed in the completed weeks. SAILOR SEEKS CITIZENSHIP Mayor Mrs. N". Lewis has officially invited vation for the ladies of the town, as Mats of their parents, Mr. and S little t strainer yards at the L. &. Ry. here, pre John Henry Logan, of Pascagoula he The arise, lovely to is week. l of! There seems to be of who a 16 Mississippi Press Associaton not only bridge, but dancing indulg- J. Bounds, this was won by Mrs. Leroy Perkins, while ira' ry to beginning the work plenty money became sailor at years of Pend one 1 day in Pascagoula during Its ed in by a number of the visiting la- Jesse W. Thompson returned Tues- - Mrs. Keener was consoled with a rasing lhe roadbed between Pasca-- in this vic inity, judging by a perusal age. born in Glasgow, Scotland, has ession in 18 room ol the bank statements in Gulfport from May to 22, dies, the beautiful assembly of day from a two weeks business trip to package of hand painted score cards goeia aad QattUer. The grade is to be published rpplied to the federal court at Biloxi A PaSBS committee will call on the citizens the Home affording an excellent invi- La. the were removed and raised fponi i wo to five feet, so we are this week's Chronicle. The for American ci.izenship. He will be for Shreveport, Later cards sufficient funds to to lovers of the . work will National shows of a before entertain the tation terpsichorean. The senior class of the Central High delicious ream and cake informed, and the take goula deposits given hearing Judge Holmes editors, and a program for their entert- art. rJ il monllis and the ser- - 013.642.04 and the Merchants and s at the term of ihe United dis- School piesented the class play "Son The round of pleasures planned for require States ainment will be formulated. af a considerable number of rine $810,858.06. trict court, which convenes next month. John" to a large and appreciative the six swe. t girl graduates of the auspir-member- s who will be stationed Prof. Guv D. Dean attended the con- - audience Tuesday night The six ; 1920 lass was ushered in most laborers, here. Mr Mr McVea Young appointed by Mayor Mrs. Kate of Mobile was the Torebio Castanera. engineer of vention of the State Teachers' assoc- - of the senior eases' inducing iously Krhh evening when the Staples Mrs i; Jr.. returned last week to colicit for the of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lewis le auxiliary barkentine City of Pas iation at Jackson. Miss., the past week, Misses Myrtis Fails. Fannie Cudabac. Juniors chose them as honor guests. ;arq. subscriptions guest of Miss from a visit of several cyclone sufferers, has reported a col-i- n several days of this week, ragoula. cabled from Gibraltar to his and also spent several days at Water Helma Avent. Texas Leeman, Amelia j entertaining at the home Orpha delighful days leaving serv- - Mobile with her and while lection of $212.50. which has been for- - for West where family here that he was returning Valley, where he was recently elected Ruth Blu:aer and Vernie Spann were! Howell. Refreshing punrn was parents, Thursday Pascagoula home, ' ma'de there had the of warded to the governor of she will visit her Mrs. after a year's absence in South superintendent of the Water Valley 'ablv assisted by Misses Annie Bell ed and music and games the pleasure attending Mississippi sister Jennie American Iwor.len ' of Monroe for distribution. Orrell. waters. city schools Alice Walsh. Jack Leeman, evening pass most pleasantly. the opening Park. proper