The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-04-29
Local, Social
ano personal

The latter part Of last week enrout,
% Arkansas to visit her daughter
Mrs. Will Matthews. She was /:
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +
K. Lickfold.
Mr.. John l.. Sutton, Superinten.
lent of the Home Finding and Chile
Placing Work in this state, was in
Grenada last Thursday on business
connected with this great work. The
organization with which Mr.. Sutton
IS connected has been deing some
wonderful work in Mississippi and
there are a number of children in
Irenada county under its care. Mr..
sutton will fill the pulpit at the First
Baptist church both morning and ev-
ening services. next Sunday. At the
-vening service. he will discuss
Crime and Its Causes" and all who
nave the opportunity should not fail
o hear this wonderful lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Townes, Of
phillip. and Mr.. f. W. Hughes. of
Memphis, were guests of relatives in
irenada the past weekend.
Miss EuNice Jones attended a dance
n Greenwood one night last week.
Mrs. Selma Y. Anderson left last
week to spend several weeks visiting
1er brother, George Yeager. near
Sulevife.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Newsom are
ejoicing over the arrival of a fine
)aby girl at their home. Baby's
name is Miss Mary Jane Newsom.
The Wesleyan Workers of the
Methodist hurch were entertained in |
he Sunday school room on Monday !
afternoon, Mrs. W. r. Todd being
The hostess. Delicious refreshments
we're served
Misses Vera Rosemond. Belle Trus-
sell, Ellie Trussell and Mr.. V. R.
James, all of Grenada, spent last
Sunday afternoon visiting friends
&nd relatives in the eastern part of
the county.
Mr.. Thomas Pearson left Tuesday
Nith his brother. Overton, for Hous-
ton, Texas, and will probably join
one of the baseball teams of the Cen
tral Texas League for this season.
They left in an automobile and will
50 via the Lincoln Highway through
Southern Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. O. Pearson. Jr.,
accompanied by their little son, |. O.
III. arrived the latter part of last
week motoring over from Hollandale.
lIr. Pearson left Tuesday for Hous-
-np TovoS 70 inin tho Hnt,ctnn toono =
of the Texas League for this season.. ! A;
His wife and son will visit relatives
here for a few weeks and will then
ioin him. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gore and Miss T
Gladys Gore spent Sunday afternoon 7
visiting relatives in Coffeeville. !
Mr.. j. w. Cathey spent Sunday in
Memphis.
Mr.. James Richardson left Monday G
FOR St. Louis, and after spending y
some time there will 90 on the road
Tor the shoe concern with which he
= connected. {
Miss Eva Horton, Of Greenwood, Il
,pent Sunday in the CITY Beautiful, n
ne guest Of Miss Ruby Grantham. n
MeSdameS r. d. Sharp and Robert n
Ownes spent the past weekend in
harlestOn visiting their parents. Mr..
md Mrs. J. H. Caldwell and Mr.. and G.
IRIS. John Lay. Their husbands join y
ID them Sunday morning and all re- II
home Sunday night. n
Mrs. H. W. Johnson and baby
laughter. Of Ashville. n. c., are in -.
ne City Beautiful in the home of Mr.. ~
nd Mrs. H. d. Lane. Mrs. Johnson 7
vas formerly Miss Lottie Britt and Va
: a sister of Mrs. Lane. %
DR.. r. S. Guyton, of Oxford. spent n
few hours Sunday in Grenada. IN
Miss Hortense Smith, Of Green III
-Ood, was a guest the first Of the
-eek of relatives and friends in Gre
ada.
Messrs. John P. Pressgrove and A. VI
Burt spent the past Sabbath in nu
haw. returning home Monday morn IN
1g. an
Mr.. j. F. Moore. of Dallas. Texas, en-
last Sunday to spend ten DAYS tel
r two weeks visiting his parents, Mr.. he
nd Mrs. J.. T. Moore, and family, who OF
ave recently moved to Grenada from
ixon, Tom.
Nh
en-
Miss Eva Mae Smith. a Grenada ma
ollege student, spent the past week ma
40 at her nome III IlelluoTd. SIC
Mr.
MI Clarence D burt spent d re" en'
ours last Sunday with his mother, a
rs. D. ~ burt, IN oakiahd. del
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dubard, &C
,mpanied by their daughter, Mrs.