The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-01-28

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\ the pleasure of having with them fol
! a short visit Mrs. J. S. Sanders, OF
Leland, sister of Mrs. Bailey.
No cotton like the long staple
Heavy Fruiter advertised in The
Sentinel. Look at the boil.
Miss Lynn Brown, of Water Val
ley, is visiting Mrs. w. B. Hoffa and
Miss Matte Cook in the City Beauti-
full.
Their Grenada friends will be in
~terested to know that on January
22, there was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gordon, Jr., at their home
in Sardis, a fine baby girl weighing
z 1-2 pounds. Mrs. Gordon was Miss
Lucille James before her marriage.
Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co., gives some
prices on coal. Are you interested?
The attractive Miss Annie Elise
Roane has been enjoying for some
days the hospitality of her cousin,
Mrs. Elva Winter Gilmore, in Chica-
go.
Miss Mai McCracken, the popular
and efficient head of the primary de-
partment of the Grenada City schools.
has had the pleasure for the second
time of having her mother, Mrs.
Mary McCracken of Forest, with her
since she came to Grenada. Mrs.
McCracken terminated her last visit
only a few days ago and returned to
her home. Those who had the priv
lege of getting to know her We're de-
lighted with her and hope that she
will find it convenient to return
again real soon.
Coal, coal, coal, do you burn it, if
yoo do, read ad Jay-Em-Bee Coal Co.
Mrs r d. Sharp is spending this
week in Charleston, her former home,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Caldwell and family.
To break a cold take GO. 2-1S-d.
Mr.. j. H. Neeley, President of the
Grenada Auto Co, and Mr.. M. C..
Simpson, n of the employees of
that concern, were business visitors
Memphis on Monday of this week.
The music pupils of Mrs. A. B.
Boyd gave a class recital at Mrs.
3oyd's home last Friday 'evening.
The program consisted of nineteen
numbers and the renditions gave
ample testimony to the talent of the
pupils and to the efficiency of their
teacher.
The Preparatory Department of
Grenada College entertained on Mon
lay night quite a number of the bows
I'D young gentlemen of Grenada.
The directing head of the function
vas the Y. M. C. A. The evening
vas most enjoyable. ,
accompanied by his wife, ar
ived in Grenada Wednesday and
we're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Z. Proudfit. DR.. Rogers came down
o attend the meeting of educators
Thursday afternoon. 7
The Leader is giving you fair t
warming this week. After Monday, /
ext, goods hat are left unsold will c
re sold at regular prices. c
Mr.. Cowles Horton was in Mem a
his on business on Saturday of last {
Yeek. {
Mrs. Ruby Wall and daughter, J
fargaret, of Chicago, are in the Citv
,eautiful, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S..
1. Cain on Margin Street.
PLANTS-Limited number of cab v
age plants now ready. We have
IL kinds of plants, Nancy Hall and n
am potato slips as usual. Utility
.hode Island Red Eggs, $1.50 for Is, a
hone 49,. Whitaker Truck and
liant Co. 1-21-tf. n
Mesdames D. G.. Ross and Raphael 7
emmes spent several days this week v
4 Memphis.
Wanted to borrow on good securi-
y $2,5OO.O0. Would like to have S
ban for more than a year. Apply R
entinel office. 1-7-21 At.
Although the western atmosphere
predominant in the story of "West n
West" featuring Harry Carey,
1ere is no lack of feminine beauty o
r pretty clothes in the picture. It
'ould be hard to find two prettier W
iris than Sue Mason and Mignonne
ven in a society photodrama." A d.
arty at the home of a wealthy mine
wner affords an opportunity for r,
he introduction of many beautiful Sc
omen in stunning gard at the Opera
.ouse Saturday, February 9Th. n;
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Wanted to hear from owners of M
bod farm for sale. State cash W
rice, full description. D. F. Bush,
Mimi. ] 7-21, F 4-18, w
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