It could be stated that she seems to be "bitter" about life, she does not like Calpurnia bringing those white kids to their place, their church. She might believe that "segregation should be a two way street" and the congregations seems not to agree with her.
She was probably placed in that scene in order to contrast their way of thinking about segregation.
Answer:
Jim thought the men were strange and untrustworthy.
Explanation:
When Jim sees the sailors for the first time, she doesn't like the sight. That's because they act in a strange way, promoting the distrust of Jim, who does not believe they are trustworthy. In addition, men sing violent songs, are intimidating and are not good payers, at first glance.
Jim's distrust can be seen in the paragraph:
"The stranger kept hanging about just inside the inn door, peering round the corner like a cat waiting for a mouse. Once I stepped out myself into the road, but he immediately called me back, and as I did not obey quick enough for his fancy, a most horrible change came over his tallowy face, and he ordered me in with an oath that made me jump.
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