The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-08-31
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Mr.. John Fontaine of the Univer-
| sity, was in Grenada several DAYS
the past week, the guest of Lieuten-
ant R. W. Doty, his old school nate
and college chum.
Among the Gernada visitors last
Saturday from Charleston were the
following fair damsels: Misses Ida
Williams, Gladys Sullivan, Christine
Thornton, Mildred Harris, Lucille
Quarles.
Miss Louise Anderson of Tuscum-
bia, Ala, is again welcomed in Gre
NADIA by her host of friends. She ar
rived last Sunday and will be with
her cousin, Mrs. w. R. Todd and
grandmother, Mrs. Walton.
Miss Kate Poston, who has been
visiting her cousins, Misses Mary and
Margaret Thomas, for the past ten
days, returned to her home in Mem
phis last Sunday. Miss Margaret
Thomas returned with her for a short
tay. S
Mrs. f. A. Hood of Memphis was
in Grenada the latter part of the past
week, the guest, of Maj. and Mrs. B.
F. Thomas. Mrs. Hood is most fav-
orally known in Grenada and it is
here that she numbers her friends by
the score.
Mr.. Hamilton Caldwell. accountant
ed by Misses Metz Rice, Alma Cald-
well, Kathleen Patterson. motoreC
over to Grenada last Sunday from
Charleston. Miss Caldwell remained
over to visit her friend, Miss Eliza
beth Pressgrove.
Mr.. o. c. Leigh, accompani ed by
his son. Octa, made a business tril
to Grenada Thursday and Friday
Octa happened to an accident recent
ly injuring one of his ear drums. anC
-Eupora Progress.
Mr.. Randolph Gage. wife and littl
daughter. of Clarksdale, motore,
over Tuesday to spend some days wit
Mrs. Finley Hall and her daughter
Miss Mary, mother and sister of Mrs
Gage. Mr.. Gage returned today Blu
Mrs. Gage and little daughter re
manned over, much to the delight o
their many friends.
Messrs. Tom Henry Harris, Gle
Houston, Fonda Rowland, Georg
Lane, Sylvan Quarles, Jesse Sullivan
Sam Polk, Edgar Delap and Rober
v Written, members of the Headquart
ers Company of the Mississippi Al
d tillery Battalion stationed at Grena
! da, were home on furlough Monda
evening and Tuesday. They will b
: called to Jackson in a few days an
this was their last opportunity t
, visit homefolks before going int
$ active and strenuous training 70
e duty in France.-Tallatchie Herald
Charleston.
f Col. J. T. Thomas. of Grenada. wa
: elected president of the Cotton Mel
:, chants Association. at a meeting o
+ that Association in Memphis Wee
r nesday, and our fellow citizen. Nj
!, Henry Hart, was elected one of tn
: vice presidents of the Association
: Mr.. Thomas lives in Grenada. bu
: is the wne of a chain of Is or NOR
d banks scattered throughout Mort
Mississippi. He has been the leade
Y in the state in pig, corn. boys an
girls club work, and at present hi
banks, he stated. have more tina
100000 loaned out to boys and CIR.
. drawing no interest, but laying tn
foundation for the building of tn
state. Mr.. Thomas is regarded as on
of the most progressive bankers /
V the nation.-Winona Times.
* Il f.
e DR.. C. NJ. Ship. with his charm
ing bride of a week. arrived in Clev,
land Wednesday from their brid;
tour, and will make this city, whel
they + most cordially welcome,
their future home. DR.. Shipp Marie
Friday last. August 3. Miss Bett.
u Boyd in Water Nalley.-Clevelan
Commercial.
a Mr.. L. P. Horton and wife. no.
g of Hopewell, Miss, were visitors +
friends in Grenada and Grenad
county this week. Mr.. Horton state
5 that his mercantile interests are pro.
q pering at Hopewell and that his fail
er's health is better. The Sentin,