The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-06-03
Local, Social
ano personal

and is at present 4 guest in their
home.-Dixic Herald. Calhoun City.
Miss Sallie MCGOWAN left Wed
nesday for a visit in Byhalia and
Grenada before going to Tulane for
he summer normal.-Holly Springs
South-Reporter.
Timothy and L~espedeza Hay. Call
No. 10 for close prices.
o-20-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Miss Marybel Brown spent the
weekend with her friend. Mrs. G. G..
Moore, before returning to her home
n Grenada.-Holly Springs South
Reporter.
Miss jamie Young. of Grenada,
spent commencement week as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Raymond
Holly Springs South-Reporter.
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Timothy and Lespedeza Hay by
the ton or by the bale.
0-2O-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
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Misses Dorothy Flint and Elizabeth
Greene. who have been attending
school at Grenada, returned home
Notwithstanding Panolian.
The Misses Lawrence left last week
Tor their home in Grenada. They
were accompanied by Miss Theo Sea-
wright who will make them a visit
Tupelo Journal.
For results feed COTTON BELT
Hog Feed. Made in Grenada.
5-20-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Mrs. J. L. McCracken is attending
the closing exercises of the Grenada
High School, where her daughter,
Miss Virginia White graduates.-
Louisville Journal.
Miss Mary Gladys Brown, Of Ash
vile, N. c., is visiting at the home
Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Brown and other relatives in Gre
ada.
Rev. w. w. Woodland preached at
the Methodist church in Walden last
sunday morning and evening.
Full line of Dairy Feeds. Call No.
% for c S Meal and Hulls, MILKFLOi'
Sweet Dairy Feed, Corn Feed Meal,
Velvet Bean Feed, Wheat Bran and
Hay. I
5-2O-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co. i
Mayor Doty made a business trip O.,
Water Valley Monday afternoon. 3 3
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Holcomb, of
.olcomb, had the pleasure last Sat- \
lrday afternoon and Sunday of hav- e
with them their son, DR.. P. D..
dolcomb and family. of Clarksdale.
who motored over Saturday after V
noon. i
Try a sack of Velvet Bean Feed a
.or your Cow. It's only S1.75 per g
ser sack.
5-2O-3t. Grenada Feed Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Holcomb, of
iolcOmb, were glad o welcome back
asst Saturday their daughter, Mrs. t.
/. w. Darby. who has been absent n
or the past nine months which she c
oent in Colorado and California.
Mr.. W. j. Jennings, of Sharkey n
1otOred over Sunday and was a b.
uest that night at the home of his f
aughter, Mrs. D. G.. Ross at Tie
liant. Monday he spent with other
1renada relatives and returned Tues 81
.ay morning. accompanied by Mr.. j. X
&. Hardy who enjoyed not only the s
%racious hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
ennlngs for several days, but
ngled for the fnny tribe while there NJ
5 we'll. 20
The lovely Miss Theo Seawright, of p;
upelo, who came home with Misses
and Heard Lawrence and was
heir guest for a week, returned tn
ONE last Saturday. sh
Rev. A. A. Stanley, who recently m
eSlgned the paStOrate of the First ia
church in Grenada and who pc
as been spending sometime with his sa
arents at Caledonia, Lowndes coun- II
', was in Grenada a few days ago. alb
Clarence Burt, Roy Burt. and John
ressgrOve were Shaw visitors the 81
of the week. La
$3.50 hi,
MISS Lena lima arrlV- pa
/ home Monday from Shelby, where
lie has been teaching school for the
asst session. in
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Mrs. C. J. Hayden and little son,
j. Jr., of Clemson College, S. c.,
e visiting their mother and grand no,
other, Mrs. A. d. Turnage in the to
lty Beautiful. Mrs. Hayden is to
matrOn of honor in the Turnage-
onelli wedding next Wednesday. to
go bro
Miss Euna May Polk arrived We'd
esday to be the guest of her friend,
ISIS COrinne Turnage, until the we'd Ar
ng of the latter next Wednesday, in full
hich she is to take part. Miss Helen Law
eaver, of Corinth, who is we'll
IN Grenada will also be one
the wedding party. pie
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