The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-06

with the Hotel Tor the past
three years left Sunday for West
Point. where she has accepted a posi-
ton.
Messrs William Penn, Edward An
derson, Bob and Ben Townes have re-
| turned sfrom A. & NJ. College where
they have been in school the past SEES
sion.
DR.. j. W. Ousler, once at Tie Plant
and well known in Grenada. will be
at Dr., Sharp's office and look after
his practice during DR.. Sharp's ab-
sence.
Rev. E. A. DeMiller, Rector Of the
| Episcopal church in Grenada, was
present in Jackson on Thursday of
last week at the conservation of Bis
hop Green.
Misses Carrie Doty who has been
teaching Science in the Biloxi High
| School and Emma Doty who has been
teaching at Pass Christian, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. ". H. Baker entertained at
luncheon, last Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Bentley of Los Ange-
les. Calf, who is the guest of Miss
Mary Carothers.
Mrs. NC Hughes and Miss Louise
Baker left the first of the week for
Chattanooga. Tenn, where they
will visit relatives and friends for
several weeks.
MI. Henry Berry. now of jackson.
Tenn. and who is spending his vaca-
ton in Grenada his old home, made
a visit, this week to the home of his
brother, Edgar, in Jackson.
Miss Elizabeth Calhoun entertain
ed with a dance last Friday night in
honor of her guest, Miss Elizabeth
Smith. of Charleston, and Miss Mary
Gladys Brown, Of Nashville, N. C.
We have letters from Coffee House
that a other advance on Coffee isl
expected by June 18th. See us for
some Of the old prices. E. j. View
meth q Go. 6-6119 1t
The many friends of Sergt. James
Gage Wright and Sergt. Frank Wright
will be glad to know they have reach
ed home with their honorable dis
charges from the U. S. Army. XXX.
The many friends of Mrs. A.. O..
of Greenwood. nee Miss Elma
of Grenada, will be glad to
learn that she has returned to her
home after ar operation in one of the
Memphis hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis. who
nave been guests in the Heath homes
left the first of the week for South
Miss. where they will visit relatives
and friends before returning to tna;r
home in Muskogee.
Goodrich and United States tires
as wei as a complete line of access
can be had at our garage. If
you will let us know your wants we
Will take care of them. The Grena-
la Auto Co. Phone 81.
Mrs. c. A. Heath of Muskopec.
Who has been visiting her sons,
Jas and 7: E. Heath, and their sis
Mrs. w: Fl. Hargett and two
children, Elizabeth and Lewis, left
Wednesday for Henning, Tenn.
where they viii visit relatives and
riends.
Mrs. is. Cowiey of Memphis. sis 4
er OF &. l.. Davis, was called bersE
iday Of last week on O of the,H
llness Of Mrs. Davis and baby Dor.
thy. She returned to her horne i
iemphis Wednesday.
We have three fourths of one en- I
re block upon which there are two
esidence and another good building M
't IN a desirable part of the resi.,
ence district for sale at a bargain.
'awrence-Newsom Real Estate Co.
6-6-19 If. III
Miss Laura Hines. and Miss Marv
STEELE Thompson, sister and .niece
t Mrs, c. l.. Davis, arrived Satur-
ay from Oklahoma City to spend
lille with Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l.. Davis.
their home at 314 College street.
Why order your tires and your bat
sries from out of town when you
get the very best from us and
hen the tire blows up you a see
r call us over the phone instead of Il
aving to wait to hear from Chicago II
'om whence the ordered" tire \
me. The Grenada Auto Coli
none 81.
Mrs. J. Sidney Sharp left Tuesday,
by her husband and
,e two children, John Sidney. .Jr.,
I'd Lucy Webb. for the home of her
at Blackburg, Va, where she
i'll remain for several months in the
ope that a change Of climate may
realty hasten her regaining her
,alth.
The Sentinel is asked to announced
lat Rev. c.. Fl. Cayce, of Martin.
enn., of the Primitive Baptist. faith,
i'll preach at the court house in
renada at IL A. M. and $50 p. M.
Is and that he will preach the
me sentiment that Primitive Bap- ~
SIS preached 1OasysaH agos Eyery.S
,dy invited.