The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08


City taxes are delinquent after
March 81 so be sure to call at the
Mayors Office and take care Of this
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All those wishing to send OFF laun-
dry will either bring same to W. A.
Johnson's Bottling Works or phone
31l and l will call for it. R. A.
Dowdle. 3-o-lt
1t is well to remember and bear
in mind that March 81 is the last day
in which you will have to pay your
City Taxes, after that date damages
viii accrue' SAG
Miss Elizabeth Cooper of the Col
leye faculty has with her this week
an attractive former school mate in
the person of Miss Zaida Musselwhite
of Kosciusko.
The Sentinel is requested to an
nounce that Rev. ]. A. Christian OF
Oxford will preach at the Presoy-
terrain Church next Sunday morning
at II a. m.
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Call for your votes at the LOckett
Lumber Company, the Pressgrove
Dry Goods Co, at the Second Class
land Corner Drug Stores and at a
ner e. Sharp's in The SentineFs Sub
scription Contest.
The Sentinel regrets to tote the
| continued illness of the mother OF
4Mr. f. c. Nicely Of Grenada at her
home in Emillie, Ala. MIR. and Mrs.
Nicely have been with her now Tor
the past ten days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Patterson are
in New Orleans this week where they
vent to spend a few days with their
son, Clifford, who IS in the Radio
Service of the Navy. stationed at the
Naval Station in Algiers.
-W.S.S.-
Dr.. Jones Fedric, prominent den
fist of Grenada, and former citizen
of this county. accompanied his moth
or, Mrs. Josie Ross, here and to
Paynes the first Of the week on a
visit to relatives and friends
Charleston Herald.
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Seaman Gordan Bingham is spend
ing his fifteen day furiough at home
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
McKibben. He is on the battleship
New Hampshire and states that he IS
Exceedingly well pleased n there Is
no doubt bat that he is faring well
if one is to judge by his appearance
which is most pleasing.
W.
Malcolm Lawrence. who is in
charge of school Of wen teachers at
Oak Grove, La, vas taken Ill a few
ldays and Was compelled to seek
treatment at DR.. julius Crisler's San
atorium at Jackson. 1t is probable
that he will be absent at least two
weeks from his school.
WIS.,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. 0. Pearson. Jr..
land little /. O.. P. III are in Grenada
Visiting their parents now pending
the time that Dir. Pearson is to re-
port to Waco in the Texas League
where be is to play ball this year.
lie has been the past cotton season
at Hollandale where hass has been
buying cotton.
4 Judge VIM. C. Mclean. who went
| to Jackson two weeks ago to undergo
an operation by DR.. julius Crlsler at
the Jackson Sanatoriuna, is to return
home today. The Judge has gotten
along nicely and his improvement
since the operation has been all that
: he could desire. Mrs. Mclean has
. been with him all the while.
-W.S.S.-
!, The Woman's Annual Missionary
lConference was held in G%reenvllle
Hast week and Mrs. r. II. Stokes was
the delegate from the Ladies Mission
z larry Society of the Methodist Church
I here and Miss Vera Horn was dele
gate from the Young Ladies Mis-
). ~sionary Society of the Methodist
Church. Miss Onnie Bright was the
representative of Grenada College.
!. lThsy report a wonderful conference.
WIS.,
Mr.. d. 3. Phillips, friendly known
las "Uncle Dabney" was in Charles,
ton last Monday before the Board
lof Supervisors of Tallahatchie coun-
ltv. He has been doing some bridge
work in that county and the Board
Inassed ON his work favorably and
commended it. One IAN rest as
sured that when contracting with
"TJncle Dabney" that they are going
to get just what the, specifications
call for or even more.
WIS.,
The Grenada Bank, of which ).
IT. Thomas is president, used a whole
mage in the Commercial Appeal last
FRIDAY urging the people to save, AND
Invest their savings in Wan Savings
St.mns This will naturally be the