The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-28
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her cousin, Mrs. Jene Wright in Gte
NADIA. Miss Highgate has been il
The United States for several years
making her home IN Pennsylvania
but she has o ~ recently returned
rom a visit to Scotland.
Mrs. r. W. Brown is visiting her
little daughter in Jackson for a few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rombercer AID
Mrs. Ida Harvey, OF Water Valley, are
n the City Beautiful.
Mcsdames Taylor Bynum and Nor
rs Abbey, of Webb, were in the City
Beautiful this week.
Mrs. Jack Stone and little daughter,
If Charleston, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G.. Ross at their Tie Plant
home.
Mrs. Ella s. Melton. Of Greenwood,
IS visiting h'r sister, Mrs. +. +. Lick
fold on Margin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fair. of Char
lesion, were among the many visitors
m Grenada during the Fair.
Miss Isabel Poitcvent, of Shelby. is
the attractive guest of Miss Esther
Broadstreet III Grenada.
Mrs. j. 2. Broadstreet, Jr., of Rule
Vile, is visiting her husbands parents.
Or. and Mrs. J. P. Broadstreet. in
Grenada.
Miss Bessie Watson arrived last
Saturday from her home in Lula, to
spend several days visiting her sister,
Miss Ruth Watson at Grenada Col
Mr.. E. W. Hughes, of Memphis,
was the guest Of relatives in Grenada
this week.
Miss Sydney McCullers, Of Matt
visited friends at Grenada Col
Iege for a few days the first of the |.
week. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield King, of
NemphlS, were visitors IN the City
Beautiful this week. !
Mrs. c. P. Chisholm and her little !
laughter, Dorothy, of Inverness, +
we're visitors in Grenada this week. r
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.. Bell. Of Char :
eston, were visitors in Grenada for /.
he Fair They were guests of Mrs. O
Bells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were ac-
ompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. John 2
carpenter. n
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Due to the fact that there are but
our g to The Sentinel this week
The Clan Call" does not appear but N
he story will be resumed next week.
E
Mrs. Maggie Laid, of Memphis,
as been spending this week at the r,
ONE of her brother, j. W. vance. Is,
o.
Miss Estes Calhoun, who is teach %
lg school at Magee, visited her pa :
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Calhoun
past weekend. /
Read the ads IN the Sentinel.
Miss Laura Neal Penn was the \
uest of her mother, Mrs. C. C. Penn, |
the City Beautiful the past week
nd. Miss Penn is teaching school in ;
enatObia.
Hon. E. D. Newsom and Mr.. c f. |
ockett spent Wednesday IN Charles !
m on business |
Mrs. Matte Orman left last Sat !
rday for Jackson to visit her daugh- |
r. Mrs. Otto Williams. Ms. Orman |
been the guest of DR.. and Mr..
Z. H. Whitaker. |
Mr.. Craddock Rule left last Sun /
~ for Opelousas, La, where he
IS accepted a position with a roper |
ire show,
Or. and Mrs. c. X. Bailey had as
cir guests for e few days the first |
the week two Of their nieces,
isses Dorothy Sanders, of Leland,
ID Olcott Sanders, of Jackson. The
was enroute to CHATTANOOGA
attend the Reunion. She is one of
e maids. l
Mr.. E. P .Juchheim, of Greenwood,
rs a visitor in Grenada this week
r the Fair. While here, ne was the
est Of his brother, A. NJ. .J~uchheim.
d family.
Mr.. Charles E. Carter, of Tut
lder, spent several days in the CITY
sautiful the first of the week.
Mrs. r. D. Sharp left the first of
? week for Charleston to visit her
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Caldwell.
e went over to entertain for her
end, Miss Ina Brown, who is soon
be married.