The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-12-06
FRIDAY, DECEMBER s, 1918

u
Mr.. William Penn attended the
dance at the University Friday night.
E
Miss Lynne Brown, Of Water val
ley, spent Thanksgiving with~AF
Matte Cook.
Mrs. S. c. Pecot, of Tupeio, Is n
4. guest Of her parents, Mr.. n MIS-
j. r. CountisS.
Mrs. p. H. Sanders and children or
Starkyille, are visiting at Mrs. y. VI
Ross. at the Tie plant. }
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Bell, attended
Tho funeral service Sunday Of Rev.
4 r Morris Of Oxford.
"a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones. OF S'doh;
were guests in the City the hrst OF
the week.
Mrs. W. r. Jones and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, spent the INST o. inc
week at Scobey.
Miss Ruth Shannon, of Memphis,
was a guest for a couple OF days iaSs
week Of Miss Cooper, a student Oh
Grenada College from ltta bena.
a
Mr.. W. C. Trot4er of Winona spent
h first of the week in the City, tne
ones of Judge and Mrs. w. Z. NV
Lean.
Robert Kettle was at home last
waek on a furlough. He was looking
spank and fine and was full OF 'ne
spirit of the a.
Mrs. A. B. Eatman. OF Euta"' a'a.'
ia the guest of her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor.
pa
M;ss Elizabeth Lee, of Moorhead,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. BIZ
Perry. at the Planters Hotel, Thanks
giving.
Mr.. J. C. Wilson, State Y. NJ. u:
a. Recruiting Secretary, spent a part
of Tuesday at home. he IS no"
making headquarters in Jackson
DR.. J. B. Middleton was IN jackson
Wednesday where he attended 4
meeting of the County Health Oficers
Services for children will be heAd
at the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing at II 100 o'clock. All the child
ren are urged to come.
%
Mr.. ". r. Baker made a business
trip the latter part Of the wees 20
E1dsrado, Warren county. to look AZ
ter some farming property.
-
The accomplished Mrs. Fred Hurst
wife of the popular manager OF the
planters Hotel, is visiting at her Ola
home, Baton Rouge.
N
MI. j. R. Garner, who has been IN
. Memphis hospital for the past ten
DAYS. has returned home. bis many
friends are much Interested IN ms
welfare.
The Kings Daughters will meet
next Tuesday aftrnoon at 5:3o o.
c3ock with Mrs. II. J. Ray. This IS
the last meeting OF the year and AL
members are urged to be present.
~ ,
Mrs. Neal Carothers, leader OF
Circle No. 2 of the Presbyterian
Ladies, entertained the other circles
Monday afternoon lin phe nouncaS
School room of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. W. Vance had as his guest
several days ago his brother, George
uho is now a resident Of the Lone
Star State. He was accompanied by
the youngest sister, Mrs. Graves, VINO
is a resident Of Memphis
Mr.. Archie Wood, of the OXberry
community and Nj. William Broad.
street of this City, both students o.
the A. & NJ. College, spent Saturda!
and Sunday with homefolks.
Mr.. A. NJ. Carothers at the morn
in service made a brief but yer!
telling talk in which he paid a beauti
full tribute to the life Of Mrs. Jane:
Trimble, recently deceased.
1t. D. w. Burnett, of Philadelphia
Miss. is the guest of his sister, Mrs
+. 8. Taylor. 1t. Burnett was II
Camp at Camp Pike, but has received
his discharge, and is on his way t
Wisconsin, where he will be employ
cd by a Motor Company.
Mr.. A. C. Hargis was IN Gre"ao'
a few days ago and was warmi,
greeted by his many friends. NJ
Hargis is among Uncle! Samsao :
Hargis is among Uncle Sans Dirc
of the air, but will no doubt soon y
among those demobilized.