The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15
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sponded nobly to our plea for early
renewals. In his letter he said he
lust could not get along without The
Sentinel. for which kind words we
thank him.
That we are going to have Mr.. !.
c. Perry with us another year is
cause for much delight to US.
One of our valued colored sub
scribers in the person Of S. NJ. Will
iams, OF the Holcomb neighborhood,
came in and handed US a dollar. It
is worthy of note that he has been
a subscriber for eighteen continuous
years and always pays in advance.
!. Mr.. e. j. Owens made us one dol
lar richer recently. He is going to
! receive the magazines which consti-
tute Club A, also.
Rev. J. s. Wooten. a colored min
lister from Graysport, comes in for
our thanks. as he has enioined us TO
credit his account with one dollar. an
Injunction which we have obeyed.
He, also. is "a new subscriber. and will
get Club A, too.
They Just keep on coming. Mr..
4. 5. Pass. a resident Of the county
East Of Grenada, came in recently
and extended his subscription until
Ills.
There is one other fellow whom we
must mention as not being disinclined
to exchange good money for The Sem
tinel. thereby exhibiting much acu-
men. Such an is Mr.. j. f. Nor
wood. whose account we recently
credited to the amount of one dollar.
Mr.. Fl. X. Barwick. Sr.. being in a
position to know how rapidly the
prices of necessities are advancing.
also is alive to the fact that editors
inner men must be filled with only
that which the dollar can purchase.
Hence his appreciated dollar.
TIL young man, Mr.. H. X. Bar
wick. Jr.. following the ~commendable
NOoi'S VI w thlfCI, CdiIfc dNTOSS Will
another one of those necessary mon
etary units. His paper will go to
Oxford until further notice. Thank
you. Grits.
Mr.. Victor Bridges, from near the
City on the Hill, Cascilla. was i'm
PEELED by some irresistible inclination
to come in and tender two dollars.
Needless to say, we are glad that he
was so impelled.
Miss Blanche Winter wants The |
Sentinel in her Eustise, Florida home,
and she wants it three dollars worth.
My, my, that's fine.
The fellow who is willing to expend
good u. S. money to satisfy his wants
is one to deserve the commentator
of us. So. we hereby commend Mr.. |
c. NJ. Clark, of Shaw, for his timely
remittance of one seed. We have
planted it.
Mr.. M: A. Tatum. living in the vi
of Cascilla, dispensed a little
joy recently by accepting our receipt
in lieu of two dollars.
DR.. B. C. James has confidence in
longevity, and in the sterling
of this paper, for by the re-
mittance of three dollars he paid up
until Jan. list, 1920. J
Another Cascilla brother embodied
by Mr.. J. H. Dogan, came into this
sanctum, pulled out his check book
and filled in one for three dollars.
Brother, you cannot realize how hap
py you made US.
Mr.. ". X. Patterson, Cashier of
the Grenada Bank, one of Mississip-
pts strongest financial institutions,
the paper until 9-30-l7, and,
as he paid for it, we suppose he will
get it. ,
They just keep on a-coming. We
present A.. |. w. Thompson. of this ;
beautiful city, who had his date line
extended to S-2O-17. ;
The name Of Mr.. w. X. Baker is
placed in nomination for
membership in the Honor Roll col
umn. All favorable, answer "Yes";
all opposed, NO" Carried unani-'