The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-01-05

in front of our Office and handed u
$1.25 to etxend her subscription
another year and a years subscrip
ton to Club No. 1.
Mrs. I. L. Angevine, of this city
hands us one dollar which gets hel
a new date line reading thusly
"10-28-17," which being interpreted
means October %, 1917, as the dat,
of her expiration.
Mr.. Robert Doak, who owns one Of
the largest hardware concerns in the
entire state, not only handed us
dollar last Saturday for his next
years subscription, but made US ar
appreciated visit of an hour, both
of which we highly appreciated, and
we hope that he will see fit to favor
us again soon with another visit and
at the proper time with another re-
newal.
Miss Mary Lou Willis, of Grays-
port. in the eastern part Of this
county. is one of the latest of Our
new subscribers and we are very
SA0os aiuSSus ~ uaNC uCI as q LLtCII-
Der of u large family.
Mr.. Edward Clifton Barwick, Care
Y. M. c. A., Memphis, who is an m
ployee of the Ford Company, is
another new subscriber we have
added. Thanks, Chip, we will speak
a good word to the lady the next
time we see her; in other words we
will try to help you out (clean OUT
Mr.. Luther Stevens is another Gre
madam who saw fit to keep us busy
writing receipts Saturday, a thing
we delight in doing. He renewed for
another year.
There are a large number of our
friends who took advantage of our
offer to renew their subscriptions
before the first who expressed the
desire to be left out Of our Honor
Roll column, some giving as a rea-
son that they did not wish their credi-
to know they were paying up,
others for the reason that they did
like %notOriety, and others for va
and sundry reasons. At any
good sisters and brothers, we
thank you one and all for your time
ly renewals.
Emotion is oftentimes difficult to
control. We were reminded of this
when we attempted to make a receipt
for Mr.. w. M. Crisis, of Graysport.
Dudley Hart. a colored member
IF our faithful many. came in and
a dollar to the cause. He
also will receive those magazines /
comprising Club A.
Mr.. w. w. Garner, he who makes
furniture purchasing a joy and en-
a sensation much to be de-
sired, is hereby notified that the col
,red minion whom he sent with the
our dollars, arrived in due and an
lent form.
Herald, oh herald, where art thou?
come hither Immediately and sound
wo shrieks on the tocsin, and make
he world cognizant of our acquisi-
ion of another new subscriber; this
embodied by Mrs. Bertha Will
Graysport.
Mr.. w. M. Mitchell made us a Wis
t this morning and left as a delight
ul souvenir of his visit a dollar,
resi- from the engraver's hands.
The Sentinel had reserved a par
icularly nice paragraph to be used
connection with the name of the
ext four dollar man. Through in
however, it was used on
dollar man. We, therefore. must
hank Mr.. T. H. Calvin. of McCarley, !
or the four dollars, and ask him to
e satisfied with thanks and The SEN I
mel.
Again we are confronted with the {
ropriety of using the particularly {
ice paragraph. Genuine tears of !
gratitude must suffice Mr.. !
7. H. Carruth, of Sumrall, Miss, I
no recently sent four bones.
Another lady has done honor to :
he Sentinel by her appreciated visi, =
nd by her opportune donation of :
vo dollars and two-bits. Mrs. H. A. !
atterson will get The Sentinel and
lub A. Thanks.
Needing the injunction. "pay for ],
" newspaper, which has Numbered q
thru the ages. Mr.. !. o. Pearson v
'opped in from next door and paid I
). v
Mr.. W. T. Rose. who gets his pa
n through the Grenada p~ostofice, c
going to get it next year also. He, p
o, wants the Progressive Farmer e
I'd Club 8. All right, Brother. e
Emotion which is at this time diff 5
,ult to repress, fills us. We can
see the paper for the dewy
ars that have arisen in our eyes. l.;
cause of this fearful emotion was q
e payment of two twenty-five for a
e renewal of Mrs. f. W. Hills sub
Mr.. j. w. Hill. Of tho Secopd Clacc ID