The Grenada sentinel., 1916-08-25

MT. JnO. 7. jules AclI AucSuoy iOi
Memphis, where he went to attenc
the Cotton States Merchants Con.
vention.
Misses Cecil Enochs and Martha
Davis, of Coffeeville, have returned
to their homes after a pleasant visit
to Frances Brown.
Mr.. Jas. Cuff, Sr., is among the
Grenada merchants attending the
merchant convention being held in
Memphis this week.
Mrs. H. L. Talbert, of Clarksdale,
after visit to friends and relatives
in Grenada, has gone to Monteagle,
Tenn. for about two weeks.
Mrs. M. C. Nettles returned to her
home in Hazlehurst last Sunday after
pleasant visit at the home of Mrs.
j. E. Fedric on Main street.
Miss Mary Olive Jennings arrived
in Grenada the early part of the
week and will spend some time here
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Jimmie Davis, accompanied
by her brother, Noel, left Sunday
for Cedar Hill, Miss, where they will
visit at the home of their aunt.
Miss Mary Rayburn returned to
her home in Memphis last Sunday,
after a ten-days' visit at the home
of Mrs. J. L. Avent in Grenada.
The Sentinel has been requested
to announce that Rev. J. w. Lee will
fill his regular appointment at the
Central Baptist church on Sunday.
Mr.. G. w. Greenhaw, wife and two
sons, of Clarksdale, came over Sun
day to visit at the home of Mrs.
Greenhaw's sister, Mrs. w. E. Smith.
Miss Bette White Middleton left
last Saturday for Winona, where she
will be the guest for some time of
her friend, Miss Mary Robinson
there.
Miss Elizabeth Binford arrived
Wednesday from her summer home
in Duck Hill to be the weekend
guest of Mrs. B. S. Dudley on Main
street.
LOST-On Thursday or Friday of
last week, one 8-stone diamond clus-
ter stick pin. Return to J. B.
Keeton and receive reward.
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Mrs. G. E. Smith and children, of
Flora, returned home last Saturday
after very pleasant visit at the
nome of Mrs. J. B. Middleton in
Grenada.
Miss Gladys Binford, of Memphis,
who is spending the summer at their
summer home in Duck Hill, motored
up last Sunday to spend few hours
n Grenada.
Miss Mai Lorene Ford returned
asst Sunday to her home in Houston,
after weeks visit at the home of
ner cousin, Miss Kate Lou Countiss,
On Main street.
Mr.. V. C. Colbert, the popular
at the Grenada Bank,
eft last Friday for Galveston, Tex,
where he will spend his vacation WIS.,
ting his brother.
Mr.. Frank Romberger, connected
With the Moorhead branch of the
irenada Bank, arrived Monday night !
o assist with the clerical work in the |
aren't institution.
Mr.. Barclay M. Lewis, now of |
Vest Point, is in Grenada this week
isiting at the home of his father,
nd mother, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Lew
! just south of the City.
Boots" Jones left Tuesday morn
lg for Sidon, where he will visit his
rother, Edward, who is managing
lantation for their brother, Mr.. Jno.
;. Jones, of this city.
Prof. E. H. Lewis, principal of the
[olcomb Consolidated School, has
cen in Grenada all this week assist
lg Superintendent M. McKibben
18th his work.
Mrs. Gillian and daughter, Miss
label, left last Friday for Green
ood, after an extended visit at the
ONE of Mrs. Giliam's sister, Mrs.
P. Kimbrell in Grenada.
Mr.. Tom Nail came down from
emphis Friday last to spend a cou-
e of weeks with home folks. Tom {
y is connected with the Wabash
Green Door Co., of that city. h
Miss Ruth Shelton, of Covington,
enn., arrived last Thursday to :
'end probably two weeks as the :
lest of her sister, Mrs. F. S. Hill, at !
e lovely Brown home on Main +
rect.
Miss Eva Ray, of Grenada, is vis- ttt
ng friends in Charleston this week. .t
iss Ray formerly lived here and is Z
ry popular among a large coterie
friends in Charleston.-Talla-'
tchie Herald.