The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-07-01
Local, Social
ano Personal

iSW McAlCO, NIltTG she Will WISH nGi
niece, Mrs. Crawford (nee Grace
Sanderson.) Mrs. Horton will join
Mr.. Horton, who has been in Texas
for several weeks ether at Fl. Worth
or at Cisco and the two will proceed
10 New Mexico.
Mrs. E. f. Traylor, who has been
with her daughter. Mrs. Warner
Horton for some weeks. left today
friday for McComb City.
Mrs. Alice Steinbeck, of Oxford,
remained Over for several days after
the Sunday School training school
had closed to be the guest Of Mrs. w.
". Wollard at the Methodist parson-
age.
Miss Margaret Moody returned
the early part of the week after
having spent ten days very delight
fully visiting relatives in the delta.
Mrs. T. c. Staten, of the Oxberry
community, has been in Grenada for
sew eral days the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Nell at the
Kimbrell hotel.
Miss Margaret Green of Aberdeen,
is adding her charms to the very
delightful home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Todd.
Mesdames John 3. Taylor and Sam
Grizzle entertained most delightfully."-
at the home of the latter on Wednes-
day morning at rock and five
hundred. There were twelve tables
and a large number of ladies partici-
pated in the games. At the con-
ttusion of the card games a delicious
salad course was served.
Mr.. Edward Anderson has return
ed to Ruleville after spending several
days in Grenada with relatives.
Misses Willie Earl and Dorothy
Burnett are visiting relatives in
Miss Eunice Jones attended a
dance in Cleveland one day last
week. -, N
Mrs. F. H. Jones has returned
to her home in Memphis after a de-
lightful visit in the City Beautiful in,
the home of Mrs. J. Warning Taylor ,
n Line Street. -. |
-. $50
Mrs. Kate Brannon has returned to F:
her home in Jackson. Tenn. after a
several weeks visit in the City
Beautiful, the guest Of her niece,
Mrs. S. NJ. Cain. !
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Mrs. Raphael Semmes entertained
a few of her friends on last Friday
morning in honor of Mrs. Frank H.
Jones of Memphis. who was the
guest of Mrs. Waring Taylor. There
were several tables for bridge and
five hundred and some excellent
scores were made. A delightful salad
course was served to the guests as
refreshment. .,
Miss Mary Lewis returned home
at noon after an ex-
tended visit in Memphis with rela-
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Townes re- .
turned home Wednesday night after
4 short visit in Charleston the guests
Of Mrs. Townes' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lay. {
Miss Oline Gore, of Coffeeville, is c
her sister, Miss Grace, in {
Grenada.
Mrs. R. Pressgrove, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
frank S. York and Masters Rice {
md Andrew Pressgrove are enjoying f
themselves in Memphis Il
Mr.. Van Williams returned the lat
part of last week from a three r
weeks visit to his brother, T. P. "
Williams, at Lamont, Fla. His daugh- b
er who accompanied him did not re-
urn but will prolong her visit for C
everal weeks. p
Fishing trips are the order of the
ay. :
Mr.. w. H. Johnson, who has been
listing his son-in-law, Mr.. 1. O.
and children for several
avs, returned this week to the home
f his daughter, Mrs. w. R. Gillian
nee Annie Jones). in Chicago.
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Rev. Joel D. Rice, of Cascilla, was
n Grenada Tuesday and while in
own was an appreciated visitor at
lis office. The writer feels honored
l being able to call Mr.. Rice one Of
is good friends. He has heard him
reach more than any other one
of the gospel and he is one
the great preachers. Mr.. Rice is
caring the 18th mile post in his life.
ct he is still vigorous and hearty.
e is filling the pulpit for two diff
srent charges and Notwithstanding
advanced age, he rarely uses
asses. He has rendered the world
great service.
Master Henry Lewis left last Sat
for his home in Charleston
ter a visit of ten days with his SIS
r, Mrs. J. P. Meaders, on College