The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
COLLEGE REcITAL DATES.

The following programs will b,
! given in the college auditorium:
May 7th-Expression Recital b,
Marie Seal, assisted by Alberta Lewis
voice.
May 10th-Voice Recital by Mary
Henry, assisted by Martha DuBerry
violin.
May 18th-Expression Recital by
Susie Gaines, assisted by Katherine
Tucker, voice.
May 21st-Voice Recital by Kath.
crime Tucker, assisted by Susie
Gaines, expression.
May 24th-Final Recital by stu.
dents of the Music and Expression
departments.
Mrs. Walter Crump and three
daughter. Misses Lola, Nina and
Maud, and youngest son, Merwin, left
this week for their new home at
Williamsburg, Colo. Walter Crump
| will remain in Grenada until the close
of the high school, the eldest son, Will
liam, will remain on the farm at Par
sons indefinitely. Mr.. Crump went
to Walesburg several months ago and
bought a home and opened up a feed
business. He also purchased a large
tract of land near there. The Senti-
mel regrets very much to lose this ex-
cellent family from Grenada County
but wishes them abundant success in
their new home.
Miss Vera Horn, one of Grenada's
most charming and attractive young
ladies', has just returned from New
Albany, Miss. where she has been
teaching during the past session.
Miss Horn has just closed her second
year as the teacher of Latin in the
High Schools of New Albany and has
accepted this position again for the
third year. 1t is very gratifying,
though not surprising, to Miss Horns
many friends that she is indeed max
ing a most successful and popular
teacher. AS evidence of her popu-
larity the Board of Trustees unani-
mously reelected her with a twenty
five percent increase in her salary.
Miss Horn is an A. B. graduate of
Grenada College and is sustaining it's
reputation for turning out efficient
ana a teachers.
Gard of Thanks.
The going away of my wife who
has been my counselor and support
for 81 years leaves me as the lone
oak in the desert; still | have. many
things to cheer me and to live for. /
am more than grateful for every
thoughtful and kind thing done for
my wife whose last hours on this
side of the River were made easier
and better by kind, Christian friends.
In Heavens name / thank one and
all and pray Gods richest benedic-
tiOns on all.
Respectfully,
T. M. Grantham and Family.
5-1-20.
Notice of Special Election.
Notice is hereby given that the
Election Commissioners of Grenada
County, Mississippi, pursuant to an
order of the Board of Supervisors
of said County duly passed and
tered at its regular May 1920 meet
ing will hold a special election at the
SeVerdl NOLilS pItCiIlCIo VI OupSi'i'
ors Districts One, Two, Three and
Four of said County within legal
hours on Wednesday, June End, 1920
for the purpose of determining wheth-
er or not said Board of Supervisors
shall issue bonds to an amount not to
ten per centum of the assessed
value of all of the taxable property
of said Supervisors District One, Two,
Three and Four of said County as
provided by Chapter $50, Laws of
1910 of Mississippi and all acts
amendatory thereof for the purpose
of grading, constructing and main
such hard surfaced highways
in said Supervisors District One, Two
Three and Four of said Grenada
County, Mississippi as the Board shall
and designate to be hard
surfaced.
A. 7. McELWRATH, I
A. T. INMAN,
w. P. FERGUSON.
5-7-2O-3t