The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
THE SENTINEL'S HONOR ROLL
to Sentinel Subscriber. and Those That Read
Their Nsighbor's Paper.

Mr.. TIE Smith, of the Oxberry
neighborhood, who wrote the Z two
excellent letters that appeared in The
Sentinel some time back, was in Gre
NADIA last Saturday and while here
called around to renew his subscrip-
ton. We take this opportunity to
thank him for his letters as well as
the remittance.
Mr.. j. S. Ladd, Grenada, gets in
the "Kant-Leak" tent by renewing
his subscription to "Mississippi's
Leading Weekly"
Mr.. w. S. Van Osdell thinks
enough of the paper to want it con-
tinued and his date line now shows
that he is paid up to far in the year
1919. Good work.
Mr.. w. E. Ables, of the Misterton
community, likes The Sentinel and
calls around to be sure that he is to
continue getting it. To be on the
safe side he pays in advance to 1918.
Mrs. r. H. Stokes in renewing al
S gets the BIG FOUR magazine
combination. She evidently believes
she will get her moneys worth or
she would not have taken them.
The w. T. Young Bridge Co., of
Nashville, were in the Honor Roll"
column last week, but send another
dollar which permits their name to
appear here again. We have no OBJ
lection to having it in this column
every week.
Mr.. c. E. Perry, one of Grenada
county's most substantial farmers
and good citizens, sends a dollar for
The Sentinel another year, and we
thank him.
Mr.. A. S. Bell, Greada's accomo-
dating and popular postmaster, not
only pays to have The Sentinel con-
tinued for himself until 1920, but
also pays until July, 1919, for his
daughter, Mrs. P. z. Browne, of Boil
ton. Thank you, Mr.. Bell.
Mr.. B. E. Carithers, Grenada, has
had his date line changed until about
the middle of 1918, caused by his
most welcome 50 handed US last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Ben C. M~oreland, now of Bel
zoni, who has many friends in Gre
NADIA, sends US a bona-fide check for
a dollar to have his date line changed.
Ben, we thank you.
DR.. F. L. Dove, of Tie Plant, gets
in the big tent for sure. He pays
his subscription until January l,
1918, and also gets the Big Four
magazines. "The Woman's World"
"Better Farming" "To-Day's" and
"Home Life"
Mr.. Groce Carver. of Holcomb, in
dudes with his remittance a twenty
five zen piece for the Four Maya
zines. Thanks.
The Sentinel and the Four Maya
zines will go to Mr.. j. c. Wilson for
'nother q due to the nice little.
well-written Grenada Bank check
handed us last Saturday.
Mr.. C. E. Smith, formerly of
Hardy, now of Wyne, Ark, gets in
the band wagon and the paper will
go to him until February 20, 1918.
Mr.. J. F. Smith, of Torrance, gets
for his one and 25-10O dollars The
Sentinel for another year and also
the Four Magazines.
Mrs. f. B. Ward, POT South street,
Grenada, name will appear on our
mailing list this week for the first
time and when subscribing she adds
Csc which gets for her Club No. 5.
Money well spent, we think, and we
are indeed glad to have her name on
our books and hope that she will feel
justified in having it remain there for
many, many years to come.
Mr.. Glen D. Thomerson hands us
a dollar which we place to the credit
of his account, with many thanks.
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Mrs. Hattie F. Wright can rest as
sured that The Sentinel will 60 to her
address until January, 1918, and she
will also get the Four Magazines for
the extra quarter. Thank you, Mrs.
Wright.
Mr.. J. C. James, of Susie, handed
us a shining coin of the realm Mon
day which was placed to the credit
of his subscription account.
Mrs. Anna L. Oberchain, 6036
Harper Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, sends
in a money order to be sure of a re-
served seat in the "Kant-Leak"'ten
until in October, 1917.
Mrs. o. F. Bledsoe concludes to
have the Big Four magazine combi-
nation come along with her renewal
for The Sentinel.