The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-03

! U with her sister, Miss Blanch
j billiard.
Miss Lizzie Horn spent one day tn,
latter part of last week in Memphis
having gone up to visit her friend an,
co-laborer, Mrs. Willie Mai DuBard
who is rapidly improving and expect.
soon to return home to resume hel
work in tn Grenada schools.
MI. and Mrs. w. III. Lewis and
family spent the Thanksgiving holi
days in Memphis with relatives ano
friends.
Prof. joni Rumble left the NOM
ing of Thanksgiving and was gone
the remainder of the week. While
away, he visited Louisville and Jack
son and n or two other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Davis, were
visitors the latter part of last week
in Memphis.
IF your subscription is due in Jan.
uary, would it not. be well to paw be-
fore Christmas-you might share in
the 100000 in Gold Christmas Gift
thereby.
81 at Sentinel office gets you three
tickets-ask for further particulars
Paw your subscription on or before
Christmas.
Misses Graves of Jackson stopned
over for an hour in Grenada last
Sunday afternoon and took sunucr
with the Misses Lawrence. All four
of the Young ladies left that after
noon for Tuno'o where they are en-
gagged as teachers.
Rev. r. A. Tucker arrived Tues
dav. He viii hoard at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. T.ickfold instead
Of at Mrs. Pearl Lickfold's. /
NJ. and Mrs. Homer J. Williams
and little habv. of Tupelo, are spend
~" the THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS in
.|renaTa with thor parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van w. Williams, on Union
Miss Maiorie Burt. a Grenada Col
le"e student. snent the THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAYS at her home in Oakland. She
bod as her quests, Misses Lucille
and Eugenia Graham, also
rom the college.
A beautiful line of ChristmasI
cards at The Sentinel office.
Wanted a buver for a lot on west
Pearl street in the Citv of G-enadai
'ormerly owned BY Mrs. A. F. Me-.
cod. Apply to James Hanna. 400
.urerior Avenue. N. W. Cleveland,
ohio. 12-3-4t
Miss Mai McCracken, principal of
ne prifnary department of the pub
c school, was called to Meridian a
ew DAYS ago on account of the illnessl
nd death of her uncle, Captain A..
Olteyent.
Send your job printing to The
office.
On thanks giving night the facul-
and student bodv of the Grenada
olege gave reception in the admin-
tratlon building to Rev. T. NJ.
and wife who has left for
tarkvi1e where Mr.. Brownlee as-i
ines the passionate of that church
r. Brownlee has been commissioned
r the College for the past four
Ears and it was largely Athrouoh
S efforts that the money was raised
r the new building which adorns
a cOnepe Famous Mr.. Brownlee
held in high esteem not only by the
cultv and DR.. Count'ss but by the
ldent body and was the recipient Of -
handsome gift from the students -
at night ass in some measure at ,
asst showing their love and seteem.
Look over the samples of Christ
IS cards at the Sentinel office. .
So 4
The following should have appear
last week but was omitted on ac-
mt of lack of space: 4
Mr.. George M. Crowson. of the :
bIclty Department of the Illinois q
ntral Railroad Company, was in
enada for a few days this week. !
Crowson stated that he intend 4
seeing perhaps twenty-five or
farmers and business men in :
enada county and discussing with =
m l. G. service-asking for criti- y
ms and suggestions for improve- :
Mt, with a view to making the
1ois Central Railroad system one
oted to the service of the people.I
Crowson is preparing a magazine
'cle and is using as material the
iect matter of these discussions
h the representative men in each
immunity served by this company.
still take orders for flowers fort
occasions.
E. J. WEYNETH.