The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-03-19
Honor Rol|Seeond Grade-Gre-
NADIA High School.

Honor NoI-Second Ofaoe-6re-
NADIA High School.
| +. Andrew Pressgrove, James Lock
| EFT, Dorothy Provine, Ethel Miers,
John. Rayne, Franses Carpenter, Eve
lyn Sryte, Carrie Kincain, Birteen
Lott, Thomas Grant, Hazel Bell, Bry-
ant Lane, Junius Tcwnes, Billie Nc
| Caslin, Nick Porteria, Eloise Ray
burn, Kathleen Grantham, Annie
Louise Fielder, Georgia Haynes, Mary
"Sprine IL Here. O. Boy"
Nulian Hutchison, business man.
ager for "Mac Stock Co." was in
our city March IL arranging for his
company of 80 people to show here
week of April 4th under
Palm Olive Soap 10c. C%arothers
Variety Store, S, 10 & Csc.
Mrs. Newsom Honors Miss Manship.
Bride-Elect.
The private dining rooms of the
Edwards were the scene of an ele-
giant pre-nuptial luncheon on yester-
day at one o'clock when Mrs. Bruce
Newsom, of Grenada, thus honored
her dear friend, Miss Elizabeth The
! resa Manship, who on tomorrow will
become the happy bride of Mr.. James
Ralph Wilson, of Birmingham.
Mrs. Louis Manship, of Baton
Rouge, La, was to have entertained
at this luncheon but was summoned
, home on account of the illness of her
husband, so it was that this pleasure
fell to her who is to be matron of
honor in the wedding
Mrs. Frank Bellinger will enter
tain this evening at the post-rehears-
al at Galloway Memorial, the affair
to be a buffet supper with the guests
to be made up of the wedding party.
jackson Clarion-Ledger.
A remarkable value-a dandy look
ing boys cap only 60c. Carothers
Variety Store, S, 10 & Csc.
Meaders Embalmer.
MIR. J. R. Meyer of Memphis who
was for fourteen years connected
with J. w. Norris & Co. as embalmer
and funeral director is now connected
with J. P. Meaders Furniture Co. as
embalmer and undertaken.
Mr.. Meyer m very highly re-
commended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer will have
rooms at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Taylor.
The J.. P. Meaders Furniture Co.
have received their stock of collins
and caskets and their handsome au-
tomobile funeral car is due to be
here about the 10th of April.
Better merchandise for less is
our motto and we live up to it. Ca
rothers Variety Store, 5, 10 Il 25c.
Garden Seeds-5c. Carothers Va
riety Store, 5, 10 & 25c.
Announcement Party.
On the afternoon of March 3, a
large number of young ladies were
delightfully."- entertained at the home
of the Misses Lawrence. The guests
were received by the charming host
esses, and ushered to rock tables
where delicious punch was served by
Clarice Hall and Hazel Inman, and
fine, exciting games followed. Vases
of bright yellow jonquils added their
cheer and the lights shaded with yell
low cast their soft glare on the play
ers. Miss Corinne Butler having re-
ceived the most punches in her tally
card received a prize, a large yellow
paper jonquil. Upon examining it
she found a note which she was re-
uuested to read. With ~repressed eX-
citement everyone listened to the an
-nouncement of the marriage of Miss
EVE Hall to Mr.. Bryan Baker. Sur
prised and happy faces were turned
to the charming young bride elect,
who received gracefully the pleasant
remarks. A card with a pencil at
tached was then given to each one In
order that she might have the priv
ilege of giving a word of advice in
answer to the question on the card,
and Of making a wish, containing a
designated word, in regard to her fu-
ture. Much originality was display
ed on the cards for such al announce
ment was enough to inspire any
.young heart. Delightful cream and
tcake, carrying out the color scheme
,{of yellow and white, were then en-
'fioyed. Before going the guests gave
their cards to the future bride, and
wrote their names in her bridal book
then left feeling very much indebted
to the lovely hostesses for a most
pleasant afternoon.