The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-16
Local, Social
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THE GRENADA SENTINEL.
Miss Laura Neal Penn left several
days ago 70 Senatobia to resume her
duties in the City Schools there.
Mr.. W. c. Whitaker returned Sun
day from Memphis where she had
been visiting fer a month.
Miss Fannie Lee Parker, of Grays-
port. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
M. Hudson on Line Street.
Miss Jessie Van Osdel has return
ed TO her home in the City Beautiful
from Columbus, New Mexico, where
she was the guest for several months
of Capt. and Mrs. i w. Crawford.
In this paper, nine shares of Gre
NADIA Bank Stock are being offered
for sale. For full detail, see adver-
tisement.
Messrs. John Archibald Roane,
Perry Stevens and Walton Todd left
Tuesday for Oxford, where they Will
be in school this session in the Uni
versity Of Mississippi.
Mr.. Jas. &. Horn, Grenada manager
for ThreefOot Bros. Cotton Co., spent
a part Of this week in CaITollton on
business.
Messrs. ". j. Jennings. Jr.. and
Raphael Semmes spent last Sunday
in Sharkey visiting relatives.
Mrs. Walter Pate and her two in
terestinc little daughters, Sally Lee
and Medora Hall. left Sunday at noon
for their home in jackson after a
short visit in the City Beautiful in
the home of DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Sharp.
Miss Fay Spears left Wednesday
for Oklahoma to make her home with
her parents. Grenadians are sorry
indeed that this attractive young
lady is leaving and the best wishes of
all VINO know Miss Spears go with
her 10 her Western home.
Rev. and Mrs. T. NJ. Brownlee, of
Starkville. were Out-Of-town guests
for the Grenada College opening eX-
crclSeS.
DR.. an Mrs. Q. F. Parkes, of Louis
vile, arrived in the City Beautiful
Tuesday 70 spend a short while here
the guests of Mrs. Parke's mother,
Mrs. Dora Rollins. They were ac-
companied by their brother. Roger|
Parkes. who went on to Oxford to
enter school in the University.
Miss Carolyn Leigh and her broth
or, John Leigh. of M.mphis. have
been guests IN the HON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Ray on Margin Street.
Mrs. r. ". Brown arrived the lat
ter part Of last week from New Or
leans, La. to become associated in
business for the remainder of the
Millinery season with her sister. Mrs.
Betty Cole. Mrs. Brown is a thor
oughly competent Milliner. having had
a number OF years experience.
Mr.. L. L. Stevens LETT Sunday
for Charleston where he will be en-
gagged in some sawmill and construct
ton work until about the first Of the
year for the Pine Crest Farm. He
is going TO saw out the lumber and
build a home for Mr.. H. l.. Gary, a
prominent lawyer, Of Charleston, who
10 connected with Pine Crect