The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-23

~P' OPcId mouse WeOneSQay,
Nov. 20.
Mr.. Lewis Turner, Jr., of
Charleston has been in Grenada
several days this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Morguin of
GREENWOOD, accompanied by their
children motored over last Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Ladd.
The Methodist ministers of Gre
NADIA are attending the annual con
ference in session at Oxford, so al
Sc is Mr.. R. W. Sharp, the lay dele
gate from this charge.
, Dainty, captivating Vivian Martin
In THE Sunset Trail" a drama of
the California mountains, filled with
romance, pluck and thrills at the
Opera House tonight friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Jennings of
the A. & M. College, accompanied by
Miss Foster, director of THE prac-
tlce school, and their nephew, Lewis
Gerard, motored to Grenada on Fri
day of last week and returned Sum-
day.
Vivian Martin in Here's My Pal'
at the Opera House Thursday, Nov.
20 (Thanksgiving). You must not
miss this charming play. A touch
of laughter and a lot of personal
charm that has made so many friends
for Vivian Martin.
The Grenada High School team
will meet the fast football team of
the Charleston High School in Gre
NADIA at the school grounds next Fri
day afternoon. A good game is to
be expected and no doubt a large
crowd will be out to cheer the home
boys on to victory.
4 4
Mrs. S. Grantham who has been
4 spending THE past two weeks with
her brotthere, o. F. Lawrence, re.
turned to her home in Jackson this
morning.
The exceedingly popular Mis-.
Mary Walker Hudson of H~udsonvill,
dropped off of No. "a Thursday er
route to Phillip where she goes t,
visit her cousin, Mrs. W. R. Nc
Bride and Miss Mary Walker Dun
can.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ransom, who has bee,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ada Nc
Campbell for the past several week
returned this week to her home il
Jackson. Mrs. Ransom's visits ar
always a source of much delight t.
1her large circle of friends and &C
quaintances in Grenada, wher
many refer lovingly to her as Ran
sey."
Having graded up my sole leathe
second and third grade. | can acco
: modate anyone wanting their shoe
{ repaired. First grade mems hal
sole $1.25 sewed, second grade $1.0C
third grade $.85.
Woman's half sole nailed now fror
! IS cents to S1.00 sewed. At the Ne'
Electric Shoe Shop, first street or
posite Carriers & Sharp. Thankin
the good people Of Grenada an
everybody else for their patronag
, since installing my shoe shop in thei
, midst. Respectfully.
j. H. ROACH. Mgr.
Nov. IS, 1917. II
Mr.. Chas. Goodwin has just re
turned to Grenada, his home, afte
an extended trip in the interest Q
him firm, The Brown Shoe Con
, pany of St. Louis. The Sentinel VI
1 derstands that Mr.. Goodwin trave
ed some twenty-five thousand mile
on this trip and covered the Who'll
t of the United States from New Yor
to San Francisco.
=, Mrs. W. F. Oursler, who is yer
pleasantly remembered in Grenad
:, and Grenada County as the wife
, the popular DR.. W. F. Oursler VIII
was for a number of years the phi.
stefan at Tie Plant, is visiting he
friend Mrs. A. w. George at 7
: Plant and other friends. Her hu
: band is now Somewhere
France" a member of Uncle Sam
4 hospital corps.
While their home is being con
pletely remodeled the Hoffa's an
Mrs. Hoffa's mother. Mrs. Lu'
Cloud, are living at THE Plantet
! Hotel. Their home is being arranl
ii l,a ,,I o.,,.. ,,,, ,~ -1,.