The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-01-17

nc Siection OF S0uthern-bOrn man to
the Presidency.
At 6 O'Clock a reception was given bv
PRESIDENT Countiss and faculty. assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas. at
Grenada College. At 7 O'Clock the
guests assembled in the spacious dining
hall of this historic institution, where a
delightfully."- refreshing menu was
served. Those on the program for
toasts responded very happily. The adj.
dresses We're Of a high order and re-
nected credit on the speakers. Space
forbids the attempt to follow each
speaker in detail and hence to quote
from few without quoting from all
would have the appearance of making
invldlous distinctions, therefore Senti.
mel readers will have to be satisfied
with mere reference to these excel
lent discourses.
Ihe musical in the College chapel
was just what might be expected from
this cultured and experienced faculty.
Besides the music, there was enough of
humor and variation to please every
taste, if one is to Judge by the laugh
Ter ana repeated encores, everyone was
delighted.
The following was the program in de-
tail for the day:
Directors Meeting, $3.50 a. m.
Report of President.
Report of Cashier
Appointment of Committees
Dividends
Stockholders Meeting, 10 a. m.
Organization 49,
Report of President
Report of Assistant Cashiers
Election of Directors
Social, Ii a. m.
Sono (a) "Lindy Nedlunger
Scotch
Mrs. Anna Clyde Plunkett, Houston,
Texas.
Address, Rabbi W. H. Fineshriber of
Memphis.
Song, Come Out, Mr.. Sunshine"
Bliss
Mrs. Anna Clyde PIunkett.
Directors Meeting, 2 p. m.
Election of Officers
Report of Committees
Adjournment
Entertainment, 4 p. m.
Moving Pictures, one hour duration
Grenada College, 6 p. m.
Reception by President J. R. Countiss
and Faculty, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Thomas.
Punch
Dinner, Up. m.
T0asts by
Rabbi w. H. Fineshrber, Memphis
W. S. P. Doty, Grenada
j. A. Blount, jackson, Miss.
S. A. Morrison. Grenada
N. Conger, Charleston, Miss.
w. S. Knots, Belzoni. Miss.
J. H. Caldwell, Charleston, Miss.
And
Random Shots"
Musical, $3.50 p. m.
By College Faculty and Students
Most of those from out of town left
on the trains some time during the
night, Monday. All went away carry
ing pleasant memories of day wherein
pleasure and business were so beauti-
fully blended.
The bank declared its usual semi-an-
nual dividend of per cent, the balance
of the earnings being passed to the sur
plus account, which is already very
large.
The Sentinel is requested to return
the thanks of President Thomas and di-
rectors to President Countiss and fac
ulty of Grenada College for the splen-
did entertainment and courtesies.
List of those who attended the ban
quet and musical:
Eupora-T w Foard. J w Buchanan,
T F Taylor. J B Hardee. CO Leigh.
w G Taylor, F Wood. E F Arnold,
Bellefontaine.
Louisville-J D McGraw, D L Fair.
A C Schriver. "A Kirk, J L Nc
Cracken.:
Vardaman, Timberville A Enochs,
C w Dowdy, C B Sisler.
Calhoun City-B N Webb. A A Bru-
ner, u C Cooner, ] N Countiss, N
Berry. A j Semmes, Tilden Pryor.
Oakland-A P Heron, G H Moore,
w X Black, J H Harrison, W Farned,
B Massey, B S Lester.
Ackerman-T B Stanley, c A Tor
bert, E M Barron, W B Colbert, 7 F
McGee, G L Eidleman, A L Shaw.
Belzoni-A M Levy, W D Richards,
w H Allen jr, J w McClintock, F A
w A Smith, R S Bridgers, E
A Halliday, D C Kelvey, w S Knotts.
A Anderson.
Noxapater-R H Glenn, T F Kilpat-
rick, JW johnson, J M Harris, C S
Parish, ] A Price:
Moorehead-J w Lucas, w E Steven
,on. NC Smith, J E Coleman, r A
M w Mosby jr.
Charleston-J H Caldwell, Thompson
Anderson, D D Burford, WFLambert,
q Williamson, ] w Sanders, N Con-
yer, N T Williams. II
Woodland Bowe, L B Bays. r