The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-04-23

for the Tate County Agricultural
High School at Senatobia. This i'm
portant duty was performed by Mr..
Brownlee for that same institution
two years ago and it is no small COM
pliment to him that he should so
soon been invited back again.
Mr.. Dave j. Smith, who is now
farming at Macel, in the delta spent
several days at home with his family
who are still at their home east of
Grenada. While here he had the priv
ilege of welcoming a new daughter
which makes the seventh child of his
household. He is very optimistic
about crop prospects and what he ex-
poets to make this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cullen of Gre
NADIA the approaching mar
rage of their daughter, Sadie Pearl,
to Mr.. Marion M. Wilson of Cali
fornia, the wedding to take place in
Jackson, Tenn. April % after which
the couple will take an extended
trip north and will be at home in
jackson, Tenn. 113 Walsh street,
May Is.
DR.. W. S. feathers, Dean of the
Medical Department of the State Uni
versity and chief of the health de-
partment of Mississippi, was in Gre
NADIA on Monday on official business
and while here was IN appreciated
at this office. DR.. feathers is
one of Mississippi's best and ablest
men.
Mrs. B.. C. Adams left last week,
going via Of Okolona to visit her son.
for her home in Mobile. Mrs.
Adams came to Grenada during the
time that her son, 3. c. and family
had the flu and to give the sick that
care and attention that only a moth
can. Mrs. Adams is one of Gre
most highly esteemed women
and the town refuses to think of her
as really a permanent resident of
any place other than Grenada.
1t gives The Sentinel pleasure to
note that DR.. C. Y. Shipp and his ex-,
wife have moved to Grenada
from their former home at Water
Valley. They are occupying a part
of the Barbee residence On Margin
DR.. C.. Y. Shipp is chef Sani-i
tary Inspector for the State Board
of Health of Mississippi and his duties
carry him to every part of the State. |
He is pleasantly remembered in Gre
NADIA, having lived here for a year or
more during which time he practiced
medicine with DR.. J. S. Sharp.
Prof. A. B. Campbell, manager Of
the Mississippi Supply Co. of Jack
son, came up to Grenada last Satur-
day afternoon and remained over
Sunday with Mrs. Campbell who has
been here several weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. E. Horton. and other
relatives in this vicinity. 1t gives
The Sentinel very great pleasure to
note Mr.. Campbell's success and the
prosperity of the enterprise which
he is managing. He is already well
in Jackson and is very
properly regarded as one of the very
able, vigorous and dependable citi-
zens of the Capital city. He is fore
there in every good movement
and is already one of the leading
in the Methodist church. A
splendid future awaits Boyd Camp
bell.
On Wednesday afternoon Of this
Miss Margaret Moody enter
tanned in honor of Miss EVE Hall, a
bride-elect. At the door of this lovely
home stood the gracious mother
smile and glad hand babe ev-
one a most cordial welcome. The
guests were presently led to the
punch bowl where two more popular
.atrons of Grenada in the person of
W. B. Hoffa and Cowles
served delicious punch. AT
ter the guests were seated in the par
lor, the attractive host set up a for
tune wheel from which each one had
to spin her fate. Then a puzzle was
passed around and the announcement
made that the quickest n to figure
it out was to be given a prize. The
prize went to Miss Sydney McCullers
of Grenada College as the winner.
Then, after listening to delightful
music, was served most delicious
salad course. Many were the con-
showered upon the fair
young bride and all wished her the
best and happiest voyage through
life.
Suits and Coats at One-Third
Duncan & Co. announce a sale Of
ladies' suits and coats at one-thlrd
off the original cash prices. The gar
ments are all new and in this day of
high prices, this means some bargain.
Transferred to Lee County.
Miss Leonora Chamberlain, who has
been associated with DR.. P. G. Pope
in health work, has been transferred
to Lee county. Miss Chamberlain's
duties had to do specially with hook
worm work and Grenada County was
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