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

4 V"S WIG many OcaISIIl Va SueSI
! who were entertained during tn
! Presbyterial this week. none wer
more delightful than those entertain
ed at the lovely home of DR.. an,
Mrs. J.. P. Broadstreet. They ha,
with them Mrs. H. M. Faser, the wifi
of DR.. Faser, Of the University. an,
Mrs. Christian. the wife Of the Pres
byterian minister in Oxford.
Mr.. ". f. Boushe, of Memphis
was in Grenada this week on business.
and visiting relatives and friends. Mr.
Boushe was reared in this county anc
his wife is one Of Grenada's fai,
daughters. being a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. l.. KimbrouGh, Sr.
Mrs. ID. S. MacAlpine, of San Fran
cisco. who has been visiting her SIS
ter in Grenada, Mrs. William Ames,
left Wednesday morning for New
Orleans, where she will join her hus-
band for a trip to England. On
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ames en-
tertained a few of her friends most
delightfully."- at a rock party in honor
of her visitor.
On next Monday evening at eight
o'clock in the Grenada College Audi
forum. Miss Dorothy NJ. Brush. Di-
rector of the Expression Department,
will present Miss Ruth Sykes in her
Senior Recital. Miss Sykes will be
assisted by Miss Lois Major, Colora-
tura Soprano, and an interesting and
entertaining program has been ar
ranged. The friends of Grenada Col
lege are cordially invited.
Monday night of this week was
college Night" at the Grenada OPP
era House, part of the proceeds going
to the Senior Glass. The Grenada
College girls attended the show in a
body. After the feature picture,
THE Charm School" with Wallace
Reid, (Which, by the way, was very
and applicable to the &C.
casion) a number of college girls en-
tertained the audience with songs, re-
and instrumental music.
joyed by all who had the pleasure of g.
attending.
MI II. n DdTNlCh went TO H1eIN- !
last Sunday morning where he
his wife who had been there
for a week the guest of her son. E.
Barwick and wife. Mr.. Barwick
'eturned Monday. Mrs. Barwick will
,rolong her stay and visit the other
son, Fl. k:~Jr.. at Wayne, Ark. J
Mr.. T. NJ. Bailey. one Of Water
valleys nromrent attorneys. passed
Trough Grenada Wednesday enroute
from Greenwood and while here
an appreciated visitor az this Of
ice.
Mr.. f.. T.. Mckinney. who is with
'hreefoot Bros. cotton BUYERS in
irenada, was called home Tuesday
light on account Of the death of an
ncle, Mr.. Drew Barwick. who wa
lied in the storm Tuesday after
Don. Fifteen were killed in all and
number Of other seriously injured.
Mr.. W. NJ. Crane. who has been
at .Acer>. La. spent q part ;
=. Lawrence. Mr.. Crane was en-
lulc 10 san Francisco, NneTe he S\-
acts to embark in business. s
4 > =
Rev. f. G. Mohler, pastor of the
.ethodist church in Sardis. WIS in
Tuesday on official business
,nrected with ONE phase Of church
ork.
Rev. ". w. Woodland and Dr.. !. K. =
went to Jackson Monday to
tend a meeting of the board Of
ustees of Millsaps College and while
ere they had the privilege and the
easure Of hearing Hon. Joseph ,
e~X-secretary Of the Navy, 1
axe an address. n
Miss Eva Mae Smith. ore Of tn +
,enada College students. had The .
nasure for a few days the first Of CT
e week. of having as her guest her
from Glendola. e.
Mr.. O. F. Bledsoe and wife and r
lie son were guests of their parents, o..
|. @. +. Bledsoe and wife at Monte i.
llo. their lovely suburban home al
ndav. Mrs. BledsOe ha sheen on the f.
K list for several weeks AMI it III
-es her friends serious concern to o.
TX that one who has always been ar
hale and hearty should be con- 90
ed at home even for a few weeks. fe
tin
The Sentinel appreciated q call
m Mrs. f. G .Mattson. Of Holly he
on Wednesday afternoon. no
:. Mattson is associated with her m,
as editor and manager of W,
South-Rep0rter at Holly Springs. ad
! oc has but to see her to know tn,
t she Is an important factor in the VIZ
e~rprise She was in Grenada at or,
ding the Presbyterial and while no
@ was a "'last at the lovely home IA
DR.. and Mrs. T. J. Brown. IN
~ my
IN Saturday afternoon. April %.
:. r. c. Trustv and Mrs. F. S. Hill ri
at a very elaborate bridge
tv in the home Of Miss Ida COff-
=. The prize for the highest {
re went to Mrs. ID. G.. Ross and y