The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-13
Local, Social
ano PersonaI

ty. But h--~ them coming Zach week
We will be sure to handle them
next week.
Duncan & Co.. have on 32nd an
nIverSary sale.
Presscrove's cut price sale ~contin-
ued through Chautauqua week.
Mr.. j. W. Wood, who vas operated
on for the second time within the
past months at a Memphis
hospital. May 3, is doing nicely. Ms.
Wood returned from Memphis Mon
day. His son, Mr.. Arch Wood, who
was called home from the A. e. NJ.
College on account of his fathers con
dition, returned Wednesday.
DR.. r. A. Horton, a leading drug
gist, of Rising Star, Texas, is visiting
his father. d r. Horton, and other
relatives in Grenada county. DR..
Horton, in addition to his drug bust
ness, has an interest in several oil
wells in Eastland County, Texas.
Miss Ruth Heron, of Coffeeville.
was the attractive guest of Miss
Frances BroadStreet for the old
fashioned dance Tuesday night.
Have you been to Duncan G. Co.'S
cut price sale?
Pressgrove's Razor cut Tennis
Shoes to 4Sc.
Miss Lillian Easter returned home
asst Sunday from Holly Springs,
where she had been the guest of her
friend, Miss Sidney Scale Crawford.
Economy cloth cut to SC a yard by
P~ressgrove's Razors.
Mrs. II. h. Barwick returned home
last Sunday after visiting her son, H.
X. Jr., at Wynne, Ark, and her son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs E. c..
Barwick in Memphis.
Razor cut some slippers down to
9Sc at P~ressgrove's.
Mrs. T. A. Nooner is visiting rela-
tives in Humboldt, Tenn, her former
acme. She left last week, stopping
over in Memphis to hear Galli-Curcl.
Upon her return, Mrs. Nooner will
Sc accompanied by her sister, who
will visit her for a while.
Money Razor" sale cotinued at
Pressgrove's until May 81.
Mrs. f. J. Weyneth is visiting IN
Memphis, the guest Of Mrs. Frank
n. Jones. Mr.. Weyneth spent We'd
lesday with them.
75c Voiles whacked to 39c by
Pressgrove's Razors.
Mrs. G.. B. Jones had the pleasure
IF having with her last Sunday her
cwo sons, Edward. from Hlllhouse.
md Buford, from Memphis. I
Miss Esther Broadstreet is at home
or the summer vacation after teach
ne music the past session IN Shelby.
$3.50 Silk Hose cut to 9Sc by
Pressgrove's Razors.
Miss Lesley Nabers spent a short
While the latter part of last week IN
Memphis.
Misses Mildred Polk and Edna Mae
Harrison were two attractive guests
rom Charleston for the dance Tues
lay night
SOC ~Suspenders cut to PC by
Pressgrove's Razors.
Mrs. Weet Barksdale left last Sun
Law to visit friends and relatives IN
he delta.
Presszrove's Razor Fuss will be
extended to May 21st.
Messrs. John P. PresSgrove and A.
r. Burt were visitors IN the delta
asst Sunday, guests of MISS Florence
3ishop and Malvina Walker at Shaw.
$3.50 Dress Shirts cut to $1.29 by
Pressgrove's Razors
Mr.. J. O. Herrod was one of many
thousand spectators who witnessed
the Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs, Louisville, last Saturday.
Messrs. Ben Smith, Joe Harris.
Charley Martin and Edwin Holcomb'
all of Holcomb, were visitors IN the
CITY Beautiful for a few hours last
Sunday afternoon. ..,
Mrs. O. E. Slaughter and little
daughter. Mary, spent the past week
end ID Greenyiood, guests OF Mrs.
SlaugRter's niece, Mrs. d. l.. Grant
ham, Snd herShnsband and son.
MrssJ T. Owen and her daughter,
Miss Bertha;~of. Bardwell, kentucky,
we're Quests for a few days the first
Of theSweek Of their cousin Mr.
James Denton.
Csc Towels cut to 15c by Press
groves Razors.
Mr.. E. r. McRaney lett last Satur-
,1ay for his home in Collins, Mlssls-
sippi, after having been employed
for six or eight months in the Gre
nadia office of Threefoot Brothers q
Co. Grenada regrets to lose this hne
Young man from her midst and Will
ne glad to welcome him again when
he returns in the fall.
Mr.. Arch NJ. Wood has returned to
\. & NJ. College to resume his stud
les after spending a week at his
home south Of Grenada, having been
called here on account of the serious
illness of his father, Mr.. J. w. Wood,
who is in a Memphis hospital. The
Sentinel is glad to state that Mr..
Wood is daily improving.
The lovely home Of DR.. J. W. Young
and family is having the pleasure of
entertaining their son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse West and daugh-
Ter. of Tupelo. also Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Adams of the same place.
Judge w. A. Roane is spending a
few DAYS, much to the delight of his
many Grenada friends. at the home
of his brother, Judge A. T. Roane
and family.
DR.. j. w. Young expects to leave
next Tuesday afternoon. May IL, for