The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-07-28

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: Memphis.
: Spectacles properly fitted at Lickfolo's
: Jewelry Store. l0-30-tf
: Mrs. 3. T. Thomas left Monday sf-
!: ternoon to visit her sisters in Mem
: phis.
Newcrop turnip seed, 10 varieties,
: 35c per Id. End Class and Corner Drug
: Stores. 7-7-16-tf.
: Miss Romania Elmore of Grenada
: is visiting relatives in Winona and
: Durant.
Rev. R. A. Tucker is at Victoria
this week conducting a revival
!: meeting.
Hons. W. S. Hill and T. L. Lamb
were in attendance upon the Court
this week. [
Rev. j. W. Lee filled his regular
appointment at the Central Baptist
church Sunday.
Miss Lena Heath of Duck Hill has
. been the guest of Miss Stella Miers
for several days.
Miss Sue Peacock left Sunday to
visit he brother, W. B. Peacock, and
family at Acona.
The Sentinel regrets to chronicle
critical illness Of Mr.. Taylor Collins
az his home in Grenda.
Miss Meade Farrell is visiting in
Jacksn, the guest of Mrs. r. o. VIII
8 liams (nee Eva May Orman.)
Miss Mildred Moore who has beer.
= the house guest of Mrs. Pond Nc
q Campbell mas returned to Tutwiler.
. Mrs. O.. F. Lawrence returned
q home last Saturday after an ex-
= tended visit to relatives in jackson.
a Miss Claire Guy of Memphis is
= visiting at the home Of her grand
q mother, Mrs. NJ. K. Estes, in Grenada.
Fl. Mr., W. NJ. Miers is building a new
= brick warehouse on Church street
= Just back of Garner G. Sharp's store.
Fl Mr.. Clifton Barwick Of Memph..
spending some days at home with
q his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X.
= Barwick.
= Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Smith arc NJ.
= R. o. Smith Of Holcomb spent Sun
a day with Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Phillips
i Grenada.
Z Mrs. NJ. j. Cormick, after spending
= several months with her daughter
e Mrs. j. L Acee, has returned tc
Charleston.
Quite a number of the dancing Sc
=of Grenada enjoyed tripping tn,
fantastic toe at Spring Lake Clul
~" Wednesday evening.
Messrs. R. Pressgrove and j. H
-Dogan returned Tuesday fror
Hot Springs where they had bee.
for the past ten days.
DR.. J. Sidney Sharp made a pro
fessional visit the early part of tn
week to Byhalia. He was accompa
MED by his little son, John Sidney.
Mrs. Myrtle W. Boyd was called t.
Memphis last week by the seriou
illness of her friend, Mrs. Jas. Mar
tin. She returned Tuesday evening
Rev. DIR. George G. Smead vii
hold services at the Episcopa
church in Grenada next Sunday a
$3.50 a. m, and at 100 O'Clock
a. m.
Miss Elgin Acee left Monday t.
visit her cousin, Miss Ruby Lowrey
of Oakland. From there he will Wis
it friends and relatives in Charleston
and Enid.
The B. Y. P. U. will meet Sunda,
evening, July 80, at the First Baptis
Church at 7 o'clock. The subjec
for the evening will be, Reading TO
Missions Your presence will b
appreciated. ***
Mr.. r. l.. Taylor, the genera
manager of the Grenada compress
les, was in Grenada Tuesday to at
He was accompanied by Mr.. JOSEPH
tend meeting of board of directors
Newburger, president of the com
pany. Mr.. Newburger, president O
company. Mr.. Newburger is wear
ling his honOrs as father" very be
comingly.
Mr.. H. X. Barwick, Jr., has start
is stated that he has lost his wa,
and search has discovered him a
Scobey. The explanation O. thi
is specnlated about and rumor ha
it that when alone he can be hear,
to hum a sometimes sweet refrain
Darling: Keep one little though
- INN me-"
Quite a party left Grenada Nor
!. day. afternoon to attend the Woman
District Missionary Conference o
the Methodist church at Oxford. TIL,
delegates from Grenada were: Miss
es Lizzie and Vera Horn, Rebecca AM
Ruth Stokes and Minnie May Hill ant
Mrs. w. H. Stokes; also the following
from Holcomb: Mrs. C. T. Floyt
and Misses Ida Holcomb, Lena Aver
and Mayne Floyd.
Mrs. A. P. Guntharp, who ha.
been adding to the delight of tn,