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

Special prices mace in shoes 70
tie summer at The Leader.
Misses Clarice and Hazel J:res, o,
Gore Springs community, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. l.. Boteler in thu
City Beautiful.
Prof. and Mrs. N. W. Ncwsom ar
rived TUESDAY from Madison Station
to spend a short while in the Cit,
Beautiful with the Professors broth.
College Avenue. They will go from
Grenada to Tupelo to visit Mrs
Ncwsom'S parents, DR.. and Mrs. w.
c. Spencer.
The very attractive and lovely Miss
Estes B. Calhoun returned several
days ago from V. L., Bristol, Virginia,
where she graduated. Miss Calhoun
is one of Grenada's many sweet and
accomplished young ladies and those
who know her are not surprised that
she should have been chosen to be a
member of the faculty of the school
from which she graduated for the
next session..
Mrs. A. &. Campbell. of Jackson,
is delighting her mother, Mrs. A. E.
Horton, and other relatives by her
gracious presence in Grenada.
The Editor of this paper is in
debted to Hon. Cowles Horton for
some special courtesies extended the
afternoon of Tuesday when in COM
pany with the writer, he met Hon.
Sennett Conner at the train and later
carried that prominent Mississippian
for a drive over the City Beautiful.
His charming wife and little daught-
er greatly added to the pleasure of
the drive. Mr.. Conner was more than
complimentary of Grenada.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bernhard was carried
to Jackson several days g for a
surgical operation which was per
formed by DR.. Julius Crisler. She is
reported as getting along nicely. She
was accompanied by her sister. Miss
Louise Majett, and pending their alb
sence their father. Mr.. L. Majett, is
spending the time with his daughter,
Mrs. Claud Hall.
The very hospitable home Of Mr.. :
and Mrs. V. a. Bridgers. fifteen miles |
west of Grenada, was gladened q few
ago by the return of the only
daughter, Miss Aileen, From V. L.
College. Bristol. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Moore and
had he pleasure Of entertain
ng the past weekend their daughter,
Miss Mary Moore, of Helena, Ark.
hr. John P. Jones. also of Helena,
md Mr.. George Northington. of
Dickson, Tenn. The visitors left
and were accompanied by
'1essrs. Frank Moore. jim McCrack-
n and George Terrell.
Miss Addie Hill left Thursday to
'isit her sister, Mrs. H. E. Duggins,
n Memphis. She will be gone per-
two weeks and will be one of
number of guests at a house party,
iven by one of her Memphis friends.
Mrs. r. D. Sharp is visiting her
arents, Mr., and Mrs. j. Fl. Caldwell.
nd family in Charleston. &;
Mrs. W. W. Garner and son. Wal I
or, are visiting Mrs. Carriers sister, I
lrs. A. F. Guntharp in McComb {
Mrs. F. P. Hill returned Tuesday !
light from Memphis, where she had /
cen visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. 5
d. Duggins, for two weeks. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Peters are i
bending Mr.. Peters vacation in |
ankakee and Mt. Vernon. H.. and {
Louis Mo. 5
Mrs. H. King Stephens left Wed
esday for her home in Cincinnati, t
hlo, after a months visit in this A
ty the guest in the home Of her b
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Cathey. \
Miss Julia Stevens arrived home t.
is week from Orlinda. Tenn, where d
le has been teaching. Miss Stevens n
remain home for a couple OF
onths after which she will start for
pan where she has accepted a
as English teacher in the a
ilS NollcSt "IcI neT sister, MISS
atherine, is teaching. She will be a
there years. W
Miss Veral Horn, who has so a
ccessfully filled the position of h
tin instructor in the New Albany te
gh school, reached home the latter h;
TT of last week. "a,
lal
Quite a party from Tie Plant are d.
the delta for 4 several days fish al
? trip. 10
44 or
Mr.. John l.. Miner has returned
me after an extended business trip
Chicago and other points.
x x X \ t.
Mr.. Robert Jones left Wednesday C,
spend some time visiting his c.
Edward, at Hillhouse. 7,
pr
Mrs. NJ. S. Dumas, of Little Rock.
k, is a visitor in the City Beauti-
in the home of her da,1Ch+ar-;n-