The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-08-12
Local, Social
ano DersonaI


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkins have
returned home after a delightful
three weeks visit in Senatobia witt
Mrs. Atkins parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Haworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Campbell and
two attractive daughters, Miss Wins
and little Miss Mary Elsie, left Tues
day afternoon for Memphis, where
they are visiting relatives.
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Miss Erma Louise Singleton re
turned last Friday to her home near
Dubard after a most enjoyable visit
IN Houston, the guest of her cousin,
Miss Lucille tulmer. She was &C
companied home by Miss Fulmer and
Miss Elizabeth Tabb who will be her
guests for a short while.
Mr.. Arch NJ. Wood spent last Sun
day afternoon and evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Singleton
B near Dubard, transacting business of
personal nature. He made a second
trip Wednesday evening.
Messrs. James Middleton, Jack
Campbell, Robert Mullin, Ben
Townes. Edward Anderson, Fred
Lickfold. Walter Campbell, Robert
Jones, Leo Martin and Frank Moore
attended the dance in Carrollton
Tuesday night. ;.
Misses Margaret and Frances Viii
tiams, of Memphis. are visitors in the
City Beautiful, guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. Annie Williams, in the
home of Mrs. Carrie Goodwin.
Miss Susie Brown left Wednesday
to visit friends in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Anthony and
little daughter, Sue HELEN, accom-
panied by their niece, Estelle An
thony, left Friday morning last, for
Colorado Springs, where they expect
20 spend their vacation.
Mr.. Sam Cuff and Misses Katie and
Willie Cuff have returned home from |
a two weeks trip to Chicago and 9TH
er northern points.
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Mr.. Charles F. Goodwin returned
last Saturday from St. Louis, where
he had been for a week on business.
Miss Mary Roane, Mrs. jones'
Barksdale and little son, and Mrs.
Roland W. Jones are enjoying them
selves in Monteagle, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Yeager and two
children arrived the first of the week
from Drew to visit relatives in the
City Beautiful.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Davis is III Birmingham.
Ala, visiting relatives.
Mesdames L. B. James, of Bates-j'
vile and Blanche Dudley, Of Water '
Valley, passed through Grenada SUM- {
lay en- route to the Gulf Coast. =
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Romberger, of 6
Water Valley, passed through Gre S
nada the first of the week in an au- G
.omobile en- route to Atlanta, Ga.
They were joined here by their son.,
rank. who is accompanying them on n
trip. h
Mr.. Frank Romberger spent the il
Sabbath looking after some per- t
affairs in Kosciusko. IN
The Bridge Club was delightfully."- Il
entertained on Tuesday morning by o
Elizabeth Jones and Susie Fl
Srown at the latter's home. A cool p
ng and delicious refreshment was Il
erved to the club members who were ST
o thoroughly enjoying themselves. I
Mesdames J.. C. Prose, J. H. Bull
nd II. c. Driscell and Miss Eva Mae
left Tuesday for a visit to V
ackson and Crystal Springs. They'll al
xpect to return home shortly. N
Mr. Jas. Cuff, Jr., accompanied by
40 of his sisters, Misses Mary and az
Iaggie,i left Monday afternoon for NJ
'hicagos where they will enjoy an ex-
ended vacation.
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Mr.. F.: P. Lamkin, accompanied by &C
is daughter, Mrs. E. L. Wilkins and ST.
er interesting children returned the Bi
Utter part Of last week from the or
Mississippi Coast, where they spent or
couple of weeks. They made the ur
up both ways in their car.
Master Clifton Mccormick has &C
cen visiting this week at the home l.;
{ his uncle, Mr.. E. C. Barwick in of
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So on
Miss Julia Stevens left Wednesday XII
'r Japan, where she will join her in
ster, Miss Katherine, who has been
lere for a year. She will teach
in one Of the Missionary co
olleges of the M. E. Church, South, M
expects to be absent three years. Ca
stopped over for a short visit to vii
r cousin, Mrs. Gilmer (nee Colmer be
in Chicago. Miss Stevens in
i'll sail from Vancouver. She is an nit
lceptionally fine young lady and the in
BOD wishes and prayers of her many Pr
lends 20 with her for a successful of
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