The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-07-26

to the gulf for a two weeks stay.
While on tehir trip they will visit Mo-
bile, New Orleans and other points
south.
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Mrs. S. R. Starke Of Memphis was
in Grenada last Sunday to spend the
day with her husband, an EN- employe
of the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany.
Rev. r. A.: Tucker pastor of the
Methodist Church, is assisting in a
revival meeting this week at Byhalia
but will. return in.time to fill his pull
pit Sunday, ., .r~,.r.
The Incompatible Marion Davies in
sRunawsy Rsmahy'', at,the Grsnada.
Opera House next Tuesday night, also
the Hearst athe News Weekly. Be
sure to come. Admission 10c and
zoe, which includes war tax. 1903
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Read special Sentinel offer in an
other place.
The Sentinel S years for 1925,
100000 votes.
The Sentinel 10 years for $1,000,
1000, 900 votes.
The Sentinel 30 years for $4,000,
5000, 900 votes.
Mr.. Avent McElwrath, n OF the
popular and efficient assistants in the
Grenada post office, left Thursday for
Camp Beaureguard where he goes to
visit his brother, Ben, and friends
who went away with the Grenada
Headquarters Company.
Mrs. C. w. Herdell, of Clarksdale,
a sister to Mr.. Geo. w. Cranberry,
stopped over in Grenada Thursday en-
route for Clarksdale, where she goes
to Join her husband, who is undergo
ling military training there.
Hon. o. F. Lawrence, editor OF the
Sentinel and secretary of the
general education board, was here
Tuesday to check the books OF Al
corn college, and as usual found then
10. K, under the efficient handling o.
tMr. James Mcclure. Mr.. Lawrence
paid u Office a fraternal call.-Fay
i cite Chronicle.
Misses Julia Stevens and Bernie.
and Heard Lawrence returned las
Saturday from Peabody College a
EVANSVILLE where they have been at
; Intending tie summer term of tina
, splcndidi institution. -
i Due to the absence of the Chic
Advisor and the President Of the Kos
; man Social, Club, all schedule meet
ings have been called off. DR.: Kos
Imam, the chief advisor, and Mr.. W
Tx. huntington, the president are SO
t}journing on the Gulf Coast, wher
they are basking in the sunlight o
fair smiles. They stopped over e
route at New Orleans to get sufficien
encouragement to complete their jour
.ney.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. w.. R. Patterson an
dLongstreete Tatum left last Thursda
Ifor AsheviHe, N. g., where they Wi
spent several months. Mr.. Patterso
: is taking a much needed rest from hi
duties as cashier Of the Grenada banl
positisnf Ne has he8df'so acceptabt
dior a long ctime. Mrs Patterson
recognized as one of the leader
among bankers Of this state and 1T !
needless Tor this paper to attempt
.trecordx The high esteem in which he
itheld in Grehads.@ During his absenc
. Mr.. BIC. Adams, is filling mos
. creditably his duties.
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y The special offer advertised elst
D where good only during Month q
august and we assure it will NEVE
be made again under present cond
oo1tions.
The Sentinel 5 years for $6.2'
500, 900 votes.
The Sentinel 10 years for 5000
100000 votes.
. The Sentinel 80 years for 5000
100000 votes.
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l.. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Underwood lie
last Sunday afternoon for Florida,
e. trip they have been making for tt
" last several years. 1t is fortunate II
ir them that they can combine busine
with pleasure and that Mr.. Unde
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