The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-21

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Sentinel reporter.
Miss Marion Rollins, who is con-
nected with the Bank of Woodland,
Miss, n of the branches, of the
Grenada Bank, arrived last Sunday
and will spend her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Dora Rollins, and sister,
Miss Mildred Rollins.
Mrs. James Talbert has accepted
a position with the Pressgrove Dry
Goods Company for this winter and
can now be found in the millinery
department of this popular store. Mrs.
Talbert would especially be pleased
to have her friends call to see her
and she feels sure that she can meet
all their wants in the millinery line.
Mrs. Lewis Gambrell and her
daughter, also Mrs. Lewis Gambrell,
both of Drew, have returned home
after spending some days as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Moss. Mrs.
Sallie Sue Joiner, who came over with
them, will prolong her visit for some
days, much to the delight of her host
and hostess.
Miss Mamie Morgan left this week
to assume her duties as instructor in
mathematics in one of the schools. of
the city of Vicksburg. Miss Morgan
is an exceedingly brilliant young wo-
man and The Sentinel feels sure that
she will sustain herself in the school
room equally as we'll as she did at
the University and in the public
schools in Grenada. She made one
of the best records ever made at the
University.
Donald Wright, VIM. c. Mclean,
Jr., and Bowen Horton will register
this year at the State University
from Grenada County. Donald
! Wright will take his senior literary
work, Campbell Mclean his senior
year in law and Bowen Horton will
enter the freshman class. These are
all exceptionally fine young men and
will sustain the splendid record Gre
NADIA county has made at the Univer-
sity.
Read The Sentinel's want ads, you
J might find something worth while
Who knows but that your lost watch
is there advertised. The very seet
you want may be advertised for sale
They very property you want to buy
may be listed there. The very houst
you want to rent may be included
among those for rent. These ads arr
only 1c a word for each insertion
25c minimum charge.
Mr.. l. 0. Pearson, Jr.; charming
wife and dear little baby, left thi
week for Hollandale, where Mr. Pear
son will buy cotton this season TO
MCGEE, Dean & Co. Mr.. Pearson
territory will be from Arcola to Roll
ing Fork. He is a very excellen
young man and can be relied upon t,
give his best attention to business
He states that he has already bough
about 40 bales of cotton for whicl
he has paid from q to 80 cents. Cot
ton seed, he states, are bringing So
per ton there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Barnard lief
last week for New Orleans wher
they will make their future home
The Sentinel joins their many friend
in wishing them every success an
much prosperity in their new HON
and hopes that they will be as gen
timely appreciated by those whor
they get to know and who get to knoN
them in New Orleans as they are j
Grenada. Mr.. Barnard practiced lay
for about eight years in Grenade
and is safe counselor, and a ma
that added to his list of friends eac
year. Mrs. Barnard is a lovely an
gracious character and deserved
more popular than her splendid hus
band. Mr.. Barnard has been engal
ed as one of the attorneys for tn
Farm Loan Bank in New Orleans.
Mr.. R. B. Middleton, of Webste
county, was in Grenada Tuesday al
ranging to teach the Chapel Hi
school in this county. Mr.. Middl,
ton taught this same school in 1911!
16. He attended Mississippi Collee
alst year and is a young man of MOI
than unusual promise. While at tn
Sentinel Office the writer ventured I
question Mr.. Middleton about the ws
and he talked without reservation an
WIN lnCelilSence Oh tnlS SredC SupJe'
which is now uppermost in the min
and the heart Of every true Amer
can. MI. Middleton very properly a
. serted that he thought it impossib
, for this country to avoid the conf1i
t if it was to maintain it's W sci
respect. He gave his unqualified a
proval to the course of President w
I son.
In a personal Glitter to the Edito
: Mr.. H. w. Latimer, of P~ortervill
California, under date of Septemb'
10. expresses his appreciation of Il
loneliness of Grenada to Mrs. Latin,
on her visit here to the home of M
and Mrs. C. E. Lockett and 9th
Grenada friends. Liberty is take
e to quote the following from Mr.. Lat
S mer's letter: 81 wish to extend
i, all my dear friends my thanks, mo
: sincere and while l do not suppo
! l can reciprocate, / wish to extend {
= of them an invitation to visit US
our little cottage at the foot hills