The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-08-06

of Mrs. A. J. Hagood Monday after
noon on the work of the Scarritt
Bible and Training School which is
a Methodist institution.
Miss Dinkins has often visited Mr..
and Mrs. Cation and has a wide circle
of friends in this city as we'll as in
Asheville.-Charlotte Observer.
Mrsf. Gene Wright and Miss Fran
els Mcleod returned the latter part
of last week from an extended tour
along the Atlantic coast. Mrs. Jay
Gore did not reach home until Sunday
having stopped ver in Memphis to
see her sister.
Wanted-Position as principal good
consolidated or high school. Five
years experience. Place with music
department open preferred. Best
references. Lack of houses reason
leaving here. Address Box II, Sau-
cier, Miss. 8-6-20-2t-485
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Underwood left
Tuesday. Mr.. Underwood went on
his annual trip to Florida, a territory
he makes every year about this time
while Mrs. Underwood went to Min
eral Wells, Texas, her old home,
where she will be the guest of her
mother.
Mr.. A. M. Wood returned this week
from Camp Jackson where he spent
six weeks in special military train
ing. He was much pleased with what
he learned and his training this sum-
mer places him in a very desirable
position as regards his future work
at the A. & M. College.
Mrs. Betty Cole returned a few
days g from St. Louis where she
bought a very large. and a very Sc
lect line of fall millinery for her es-
tablishment which she will open with
in a very short period up stairs over
what used to be known as Eatman's
drug store.
Hon. w. C. Trotter, wife and little
daughter, Susie, were guests this
week at the home of Judge and Mrs.
VIM. C.. Mclean, Mrs. Trotter's par
ents. . Mr.. Trotter is a high class
gentleman and a most cordial well
come always awaits him and his love-
ly wife in Grenada.
Mrs. J.. H. James of the Susie
neighborhood returned the middle OF
last week from an extended visit to
her brother, Mr.. Alma Holland, in
Charleston. While there they went
to Memphis and spent a few days.
Mrs. James expressed herself as hav-
ing had a most pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woods and two
: sons, Messrs. Arch and Kenneth, &C
companied Misses Bernice and Heard
: Lawrence and their youngest brother
Rice, enjoyed themselves on White
: Lake, twenty five miles west, Wednes-
day. Misses Louise Stokes and Mar
Lgaret Moody were members OF this
Tparty.
Mrs. F. T. Gerard entertained her
two visitors, her niece, Miss Norma
Lee Caldwell, and her friend, Miss
margaret Power on Thursday after
noon. with a most enjoyable Rock
: party. Mrs. Gerard is W more
: delighted than when she is contribut-
ing to the enjoyment and happiness
of others and these two lovely young
girls were the fortunate honorees at
: one of the most enjyoblae functions
of the kind that has been had in Gre
NADIA in a long while.
Mrs. Soonie Atkinson and Mr.. J.
M. Corley were married Sunday at
the home Of Supervisor j. D. Taylor,
Mr.. Taylor saying the ceremony.
people hail from Grenada Go.
: where each is a leader in their com
: munity. Incidentally this is the first
: couple Mr.. Taylor has married since
being indicted into office, but we
learn that he performed the ceremony
!: in a most graceful manner and is
: ready to ''tie the knot" at any time
any young people may need his
services. 81
serivces.-Carrollton Conservative.
Judge Sam C. Cook came up from
Jackson on train No. A, Tuesday af-
ternoon and spent the night prepara-
tory to taking the morning train for
CORTLAND where there was q big pic
mic Thursday. Judge Cook is a can
didate for reelection to the office OF
Supreme Judge Of this district and
states that he is quite busy now look
ing after matters political. The
Judge made it convenient to meet .
goodly number Of Grenada citizens
that afternoon.