The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-04-23

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Cut price sale on at Duncan q Cos.
Messrs. John P. Pr,ssgrove and
George nj. Garner mOtOred TO
Charleston for a brief visit Sunday
night.
Mr.. Sam H. Garner of Oakland
stopped over in Grenada Sunday at
ter attending the dances at A. q M.
College. IS
s1.OO Plus tax upstairs; $3.50 plus
tax downstairs. Everybody Will be
there-American Legion Minstrel
Monday night 26th.
Newest things in tafeta n
G~eorgette crepe dresses at Duncan
4 Co.'S. at IA off. See ad in this
paper.
DR.. Charles w. BOSNIAN chaperoned
Mr.. w. Keene Huntington to Mlchl-
gan City, this state, Sunday after
noon.
MIR. Wayne Holcomb and his sister,
Miss Kate, of Oxford were guests last
Sunday Of Mrs. o. E. Slaughter,
their aunt in Grenada.
Miss Bessie Lay of Charleston was
the guest of Miss Eunice Jones the
first of the week after attending n
dances at A. & NJ. College.
The generous natured and happy
minded Ira G.. Rousaville, member OF
the board of supervisors from dis
trict 4. was a caller at this office
Monday.
Mr.. Robert Townes, who is work
ing in a cotton office at Leland, was
p Sunday visitor in the "City Beau
tiful" after returning from the A. &
NJ. dances last week.
Misses Eugenia and Dorothy Ora
ham. who are attending Belhaven
College at Jackson, spent last week
end with Miss Evelyn Catoe, at IRE
NADIA College.
Miss Elizabeth Greene who is at
tending school in Grenada, was the
cuest for several days of her mother,
Mrs. J. F.. Maxey.-Batesville Panol-
an.
Mrs. A. K. Tigert and Miss Bonnie
Bess Tillman, who are associated WIN
DIR. P. G. Pope in health work IN Gre
NADIA county, attended the National
Conference of Social Workers In New
Orleans.
Hon. w. C. Trotter, wife and little
~Cauphter. Susie, of Winona were
ouests last Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Trotter's parents,
Judge and Mrs. VIM. c. Mclean IN
Grenada.
Mr.. H. R. Perry, of the Grenada
Rank. who has been at the Laflsco
since Monday on business connected
with the Bank of Charleston, leaves
for Grenada Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
Mr.. G. C. Trusty, one of the sub
stantial citizens of the Youngs COM
munitv. and Mr.. Frank Anderson,
the very capable and p~ainstaklng
member of the board of supervisors
from district 3, were in Grenad
Tuesday.
A very beautiful function was CIV
en- by Miss Jennie Young on Inurs-
day afternoon of last week when sne
entertained her Sunday School class
of the Presbyterian church IN
of Miss Evie Hall who is soon TO De
a bride.
Mrs. Ella Melton of Greenwood
came over to Grenada on Thursday
night of last week to spend sometime
at the home of her sister, Mrs. +. Il.
Lickfold,, while the latter goes to a
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. C.. C. Elliott of Yazoo City is
visiting his cousin, Hon. B.. 5. Eli
lott, member of the House OF Repre-
sentatives from this county, at MS
home at Holcomb. Mr.. Elliott is an
old newspaper writer and pald Inc
Sentinel office an appreciated call
while in Grenada.
Miss Eunice Holcomb, who is with
the Lawrence Printing Co., OF Green
wood, spent. several days the latter
mart Of last week and the first OF this
with her aunt, Mrs. o. E. Slaughter,
in Grenada, having come over TO
spend a few days to recuperate from
a slight illness.
Messrs. H. j. Schwiert, general de-
velopment agent of the I. G. & I. z
M. V. rail roads and Messrs. Z. r.
,Cwin and II. G. Grantham, aSo1con
nected with the same roads, were IN
Grenada Monday on business and
while here made this office an ap'
preciated call.
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