The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-09-22
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Miss Annie B. Homer left Wed.
nesday for Grenada College.-New
Albany Times.
Miss Gladys Imam returned Tues
day from Memphis. where she has
been the past week.
Hayden Bibby. a 1916 graduate of
Grenada High School, left Monday
for Millsaps College at Jackson.
Stanley C Metcalf, manager of
the White Drug Co.. of Grenada, was
a visitor in the city Friday.-Water
Valley Herald.
Mrs. W. W. Cammock and baby
daughter, of Kosciusko, are visiting
Mrs. Cammocks' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Horne in Grenada.
II is not luck for a business to
grow steadily. 1t is the result of
sound business principles rightly APP
piled. We have the Coal and the
service. "Call 10 for Coal"
JAY-EM-BEE COAL co.
If you will subscribe to The Sem
tinel or renew your subscription at
once we will include four standard
magazines. all one year. for only 25
cents extra. WRITE OR PHONE.
The Grenada Sentinel and the
Columbus Dispatch have recently
moved into larger and more COM
modious quarters. Both papers are
among the states best. and deserve
all possible success.-Progress-W ar
den, Eupora.
Mrs. John Iadd, Mr.. Tom Nail
and Mr.. W. <. Long and little grand.
daughter, Francis Sarah Nixon, OF
Grenada, motored down and spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. H. T
Moguin. in North Greenwood. Mrs
Ladd is Mrs. Moguin's mother
Greenwood Enterprise.
Rev. Mr.. DeMiller, pastor of the
Walden Episcopal church, has accept
ed a call to the ~pastorate of the
church at Grenada, and will remove
with his family to that city the first
of the coming month. Rev. anc
Mrs. DeMiller are held in the highest
esteem by the people of Walden, and
the we'll wishes of all will follow
them to their new station.-Vaiden
News.
The Sentinel has been requested
to nou the following program
for the Epworth League Sunday, the
gath, at A p. M: The subject of tn,
meeting will be public Spirit ant
How to Cultivate IT." vocal duet b.
the Misses Wright and an address b!
a prominent business man. TIL,
scripture lesson will be Psalms 1922
1873. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. n. l.. Talbert. Coahom,
county's popular deputy sheriff, wa
IN Grenada for n day last week It
visit his mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Talber.
Mr.. Talbert is one of the best ofc
ncn in the state and has no supe
iors for g%enuireness of character.
Rev. Ben P Jaco, of Grenada. file,
the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning
and evening in the absence of tn
pastor, Rev. E. S. Lewis, who wa
away beginning a revival in the del
ia. The visiting minister is commits
sioner of the North Mississippi Con
ference for the Grenada Female Col
lege, and was here in the interest O
raising a subscription for needed i'm
provements at this college.-Oxforc
Eagle.
The Grenada Sentinel and man,
other county papers on the state
have raised the subscription price to
$3.50 and are cutting off each and
every subscriber who is not paid in
advance. This step is taken to meet
the advanced price of print paper
and material, which in some in
stances has more than doubled in the
past year and in all cases has adj
-Vanced from so to 100 per cent.
Tins ear will mark the discontinue
ton of the credit subscription. The
papers cannot afford it.-Progress-
Warden, Eupora..
No, Brother Sharp, we have not,
as yet, raised our subscription price