The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-12

tauqua Mrs. G. W. Eatman entertained
most delightfully."- in honor of Mrs. Will
p. Wilkins of Holcomb.
FOUND-Pair nose glasses, curved
lenses, for narrow nose. Owner NAV
have same by calling at Sentinel office
and paying for this ad.
Mr.. ]. A. Moreland, better known as
"Uncle JIM is back at home after a
month or six weeks visit to his son,
Ben, and family at Belzoni.
The Misses Doak, at their lovely and
delightful home or First street, enter
tanned last Saturday at tea in honor of
Mrs. Cola Ashby Of Gulfport.
Miss Sibyl Barfield of Memphis, a
niece OF Mr.. o. S. Beck, has returned
after a pleasant visit at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Fulmer, at Holcomb.
Office furniture, filing cabinets, safes.
card indexes, loose-leaf ledgers and
note books, in fact Everything for the
Office is sold by The Grenada Sentinel.
Send your Prescription to the Corner
or End Glass Drug Store, They will be
filled accurately if material can be had
in the city or ordered if necessary.
4-21-16-4t.
Mrs. Henry Moore of Oakland spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Grenada
as the guest of her sister, Miss Matte
E. Gay, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 3. Rush.
The Ri. Rev. Theodore DuBose Brat
ton, Bishop of the Diocese of Missis-
sippi, will preach at All Saints Church
in this city, Sunday morning, the l4th,
at II o'clock.
Mrs. O. T. Eddleman (nee Matte
McLeod) left for her home in Isola last
Saturday after a pleasant visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. w. Mcleod, and her
sister, Miss Ruby.
Misses Ruth and Marjorie Bardwell.
who have been the attractive guests of
their brother, j. A. Bardwell, in Gre
NADIA this week, returned to their home
in Yazoo City Wednesday morning.
Mr.. T. E. Dunn, editor of the Ok
ford Independent, his mother and three
brothers, passed thru Grenada Monday,
%en-route for Oxford. They had been on
a visit to relatives in Montgomery
County.
Mr.. lde P. Trotter of fernando STOP
ped ever in Grenada last Sunday on his
return from he meeting of the State
Teachers Association at jackson and
spend the day with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. |. P. Trotter.
Hon. R. H. Knox of Houston, Miss.
the present district attorney for the
Third Judicial District, was in Grenada
Tuesday, in the interests of his candi-
dacy for Supreme Court Judge of the
Northern District.
Rev. j. w. Lee will preach at the
Central Baptist church tonight (Fri-
day.. His subject will be, christian
Reward Beyond the Resurrection; first.
When? Second, Where? Third. How?
Fourth, What? Fifth, On What Rasis?"
Everybody invited.
June prices on most of the Goals used
in Grenada will be higher than Nav.
We can not accept orders at Nav
prices later than the 10Th. Better
Cal 10 for Coal right now.
Jay-Em-Bee Coal Go.
There will be three performances of
The Battle Cry of Peace'' at the Ma.
jesric Oh May 10, the first show at 10
a m, afternoon matinee at . u. m.
and the evening performance will be-
gin promptly at 8 O'Clock. Secure
your tickets now ana avoid GisapDoint-
ment.
Hon. W. c. Trotter, wife and little
daughter o. Winona were in Grenada
last Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Trot-
ter,s parents, Judge and Mrs. VIM. G. |
Mclean, on Main street. Mrs. Trotter |
will remain in Grenada while Mr.. Tror-
ter is IN the West on a visit to the edu-
c%atlonal Institutions of several states.
DR.. and Mrs. B. S. Dudley. accom-
panied by Messrs. jim Richardson and
Jeif tatherree, motored to Winona
sunday where they picked up Mrs.
D1dieX.s brother, TOLLS Rogers, and
from #inona they went to C%qrr1ltoo.
Greenwood, ltta Bena, Schlater and
Shell Mound, ana back to Grenada.
Among those from Grenada who
attended the State Teachers Assocla-
ton at jackson were: Prof. and Mrs.
). G. Hall. Misses Hutchins. Clover.
Cook, McClesky, and Mrs. Williams OF
the High School. superintendent i.
" rNiohei' hr. tNOiilu W. DCty ana
Miss Mary Bell Bro yn were also pres
ent.
Just received, a fresh shipment OF
typewriter ribbons. We handle the
f M II O" brand OF ribbons.
manufactured by the Remington Tpyo-
writer Company, WHO own and operate
the largest factory of its kind in the
world. Phone 26 and we win send YOU
a rib5on for the machine you have.
THE GRENADA SENTINEL.
Miss Esther Broadstreet announces
two recltals for the music department
of the Grenada Public Schools, the first
one on May Is, will be in conjunction
with the recital from the Expression
Department. The recital on May %
will be by Miss Jessie Holland in piano,
assisted by Miss Louise Stokes on the