The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-31

j IN their lovely home. ThOS preSer
\ were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. nj. Dubart
] their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w All
derson and little daughter, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ward Allen, of Drew, and MI
w. V. Dubard. wife and children.
has been the custom for a number O
years for all the members Of the fam
ally of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Dubard Il
gather at the old home for Christmas
but it was impossible this time 10,
MIR. c. L. Lomax and family of Green
wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Kinds
aud two interesting children. of Tu
pelo, to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McCaslin and
family left Wednesday for the Missis.
sippi coast, where Mrs. McCaslin and
children will remain for several weeks.
Mr.. McCaslin will return within a few
days.
Miss Bette White Middleton was
among the numerous Grenada school
teachers to return home for Christ
mas. Her presence added much to
the Christmas joy of the home of DR..
and Mrs. J. B. Middleton.
Mr.. Sam Young. Of Little Rock, Ark.
was with his father, DR.. j. w. Young
and family during the holidays:
Misses Helen Duncan and Eloise
wilkins left Thursday at noon to Wis
It Mrs. Edna Eatman at the Univer-
sity.
MIR. and Mrs. T. A. Nooner spent
a few days during Christmas at
their old home in Humboldt, Tenn.
= = |
Mr.. Wallace Rush, of M~oorehead.
WAS in Grenada Thursday on bust
ness.
DR.. c. K. Bailey and family spent
several days this week with Mrs.
8ailey's brother and family, DR..
sanders at Leland.
DR.. c. K. Bailey has moved his
lental office up stairs over the
Heath building in the rooms occu-
led this year by DR.. p. G. Pope and
O-laborers.
Rev. A. "A. Stanley, pastor First
church, spent the g~reater ]
of Christmas with his parents =,
t Columbus. |.
The Central Baptist church is to
ave a new pastor. Rev. E. r. Hem
erson, of Pontatoc, has accepted the
of that church and viii be in I
renada with his family as soon as Il
residence can be secured. Il
Mr.. l. o. Pearson, Jr., wife and
have been among the holiday n
in Grenada. They are max d
G their home at Hollandale, where
T. Pearson is engaged in the cot
business. H.
The parents and grandparents, Mr.. ~
ID Mrs. b. c. Duncan on Line street, "
ere made glad and their Christmas
US heightened by having with them
cir son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. di
G. K. Mcbride and interesting little of
Y, of Phillip. This lovely. homie al dr
enjoyed the presence of the onlyI
n, Townes, also of Phillip.
~ Liz
The McElwrath home on corner of en-
and College streets had the ~
assure of having with them this
Elk, their son and daughter, Mr..
/ Mrs. Hamilton Graves, of For-.
City, Ark. Mr.. H. T. Rogers, of Il
.rsicana, Texas, another son, joined,l
wife, another daughter of the !
ne, who has been with her pa Oh
is for some months. Re
dr. and Mrs. w. E. Jackson, ac- !
1panied by their little daughter, puI
Mt several days during the Christ Or,
5 with Mrs. Jackson's parents in
ly Springs ,
'r. and Mrs. J. r. Countiss, of SUE
College, were made glad by DAY
ing Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Peco, son Gre
daughter, to spend Christmas Me,
/ them.
4 = aiiu "IS- ". VI. Snlpp e Sen
lstmas with relatives at Water-
ey and at Oxford. They return 9G@
Thursday and Mrs. Ship was ac- e.
panied by one of her sisters, Miss IS
Isl
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4. A. S. Pate, of Memphis, was 81
sltor in the City Beautiful this q
{, and while here called at The 81
incl office, renewing his sub 81
'tion and that of his sister, Mrs. 81
Allen, at West. Isl
lovely Miss Mary Roane has
er guests two very attractive q
g ladies, of Memphis, MissesS
= and Lottie Hamer. ii
" "a
le delightful home of Mr.. and
j. ii. Brown had the pleasure a
week Of entertaining their two s.
hters, and their very interestingS