The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-01-05
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Ssrve Occasionally to Sentinel Subscribers and Tho,. Tia, Read
Their Neighbor's Paper.

mr. Hugh f. Duggins, who ha,
s 1 over to see his folks, basked /,
in our sanctum a Will
1eesoay. While here, he delighte,
beyond expression by tenderin.
es1 three dollar check, things O
Which we are most fond.
~ has been the policy of The Sen
nnei to send the paper to whomevel
@nted 1t sufficiently bad to pay fol-
n Inc paper will not make an ex.
-cepaion of Mr.. j. R. Byers. as he ha.
dome his part.
Mrs. Maggie Mccormack is the first
person who has availed herself of the
advantages of Club s.. The Sentinel
hopes that now since the pathway has
been blazed, others will follow it.
ny. Jim keeton. who paid the money
10 as. among other things said that
until he was seventeen years of q
ne did not know that there were
PRINTED but two papers-The Youths
companion and another which mate
modest prevents our mentioning.
r
Mr.. V. r. James, who is now con-
Quoting a thriving mercantile estab-
hshment at kincaid, availed himself
on our offer TO renew all subscriptions
prior to January /, at the old rate of
$1.O0 per year.
Mr.. w. S. Carver. of Route 2, Hol-
romb. the pride of Beat 5. deserves
our thanks. for in his renewal he in
Guided % of one dollar extra so that
ms expiration date will be January /.
1918.
Mr.. H. A. Ro~unsaville, 245 Elm
Street. Washington. d. c.. sent us an
appreciated check on Uncle Sam for
S1.OO, to extend his subscription to
August 9, 1917.
Mr.. A. Tindall. of Magee. does
himself proud by extending his sub
scription so that now the date on his
wrapper shows 1920" which being
interpreted. means that his expiration
date is September Z. 1920. He
makes some mighty nice remarks
about The Sentinel too, which we
highly appreciate.
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MI. T. E. Gillon. of Kincaid. is the
nrst one We have had to discontinue
lhe Sentinel in some time and we
cont believe he will be vacant from
our list long. However, he paid up
what he was due us and requested
that we discontinue the paper. which
We shall do. Better stay in the "Big
hant-Leak" tent brother Gillon. We
have a vacant seat that will just suit
you.
However. in the same letter con-
tanning Mr.. T. E. Gillon's order to
discontinue came a check from Mr..
b +. Gillon. evidently a brother, not
only paying his back subscription,
but extending it for two years, and ,
ms wrapper now shows that his eX-
piration date is January l., 1919.
Thanks, indeed.
Mr.. R. P. Lake. head of the big in |
surance firm Of R. P. Lake & Son, l
Memphis. and a former Grenada boy. :
sends us his extension and with it !
wishes US prosperity and happiness =
during the coming year.. Thanks.
Mr.. Lake, and the same to you. /;
Mr.. NJ. J.. Ewing now located at c
Shelby. comes across with n dollar y
which we here and now thankfunv
acknowledge.
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We haven't ENOUGH receints nript. u
ed to last US until January hnt wa h
spared n for our good friend, Mr.. t.
+. c. Shumake. or Sweatman. His n
expiration date was February 10. 3,
1917. but he did not wait until then. Ct
Sentinel a vear anJ for
SUBSCRIPTION to tho Pig Eomr Nyamo it
\
Mr.. Claud Perry. before going to t'
Lexington. handed US a two dollar l
note which we have already placed
the credit of his subscription ac-
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