The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-04
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Mrs. A. S. Bell returned a few
days ago, after spending the summer
in Memphis and Hot Springs with
her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Whitaker and
their two young sOfs S, w. W. Jr. and
Andrew Donaldson, left the first of
&. The week to visit relatives of Mrs.
Whitaker, in Water Valley. Mr..
Whitaker returned Wednesday.
Miss Suzette Parker, an attractive
young lady of Greenwood, spent a
few hours in the City Beautiful the
tirst of the week.
Mr.. J. II. Nicely, President of the
Grenada Auto Co., spent part Of this
week in Memphis on business.
Tom Mix is coming in a new play
called after Your Own Heart" In
It the star has q snappy, stunty, hard
riding, hard fighting part to play-as
we'll as (of c~ourse) a pretty love af-
fair with Ora .Carew, his leeading
woman. 1t will be shown at Opera
House next Monday. You'll like this
one.
Mr.. George Yeager is visiting in
->Irenada the guest of his mother, Mrs.
VI. E. Yeager.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c., Trusty left
Wednesday afternoon to spend a
short while in Memphis.
Mrs. Annie Williams returned Mon
day at noon from Memphis, where
abe had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. F. Hamlin and her little
laughter, Elaine, left Tuesday for
her home in Chattanooga, Tenn,
after having been the guests of MI.
and Mrs. j. H. Nicely and family on |
Poplar Streets. Mrs. Nicely and Mrs.
aamlin are sisters. !
Mrs. Frank H. Smith and son.,
Robert, of Greenwood, were among
the many out of town visitors for
Bills Minstrels Monday night. |,
Mrs. j. j. Keith, of Grenada, is the
guest of Mrs. L. F. Fer
guson for a few days.-Greenwood
Commonwealth. |,
Messrs. w. C. Mclean, Jr., T. E. :
Nicely and H. w. Peterson left last
Sunday morning for Kansas City, ,
Mo-, to attend the National Conven- !.
lion of the American Legion. {
Misses Louise and Clarice Hall and
Elizabeth Pearson, accompanied by 9
Mr.. George Garner, drove over to ,
Greenwood last Friday afternoon for )
the Ole Miss-A. & M. Football game. r
Miss Eunice Barham, a Grenada !
College student, visited homefolks at !
Earle, Ark, the past weekend. 8
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Mr.. Clarence S. Burt, an Employed
IF the Illinois Central, spent the lat f
Ter part Of last week in New Orleans O
on business. II
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&c each at Sentinel office. Nv
Mrs. c. w. Thompson who has been F
seriously i'll for several weeks is i'm
proving and The Sentinel joins her
in wishing for her a Speedy
-ecovery. Ia,
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Mr.. B. w. McElwrath, accompanied O
1y Mr.. j. E. Huntingdon, Jr., was a ir
to Charleston last Tuesday ev- C
ming. They motored over. lc,
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Mrs. Dora Rollins and her daughter
Mss Mildred, spent one day the first D
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Miss Margaret Moody, an Ole Miss ii
spent the past weekend iniG
he City Beautiful with her parents, b,
Ar. and Mrs. T. E. Moody. er
Miss Evelyn Catoe, who is attend o.
ng school at Grenada College, spent
he past weekend with her parents, 80
fr. and Mrs. E. V. Catoe, at Webb. CT
he had as her guests Misses Jack ne
and Lois Major, who are also Pr
4 school at the College. a
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Messrs. John ~Pressgrove and Ed al
VOoddall witnessed the Ole Miss-A.
I M. football game at Greenwood Co
ast Friday afternoon. he
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Mr.. Gale Holcomb passed through
the first of the week en-
quite from Greenwood to his home
| Oxford. While here he WAS thu