The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-04

their home. The Sentinel regrets
tAese good people have moved away
Dfr. Grantham has for some years
been in the employ of the Lockett
Lumber Co., where he rendered &C
eeptable service. He is a good citi'
zen and can be counted on for nc
Aion in all matters that will be ap-
Droved by a quickened public con-
science.
Rev. w. e. Farr, pastor Of the Fris'
Baptist church did not fill his pulpi'
AAst Sunday. He was absent con
Quoting q revival meeting at West
Miss.
Frank Provine drove over to Gre
NADIA Tuesday in his new Jordan, to
zee the football game and attend the
Fair. With him were Sam Polk, Jr.
Jam Rice, Max Weinstein. Meek Gil
lespia and the Misses Katherine Do
sied, Elizabeth Smith and Anna
Hicks Pattison. Others visiting Gre
NADIA that day we're. Miss Christene
Pritchard, her brother Dudley Pritch-
ard and Miss Eula May Young
Mississippi Sun, Charleston.
Mrs. Gratis Jones is the guest of
friends in Grenada.-Batesville Pano-
Han.
]. T. Thomas, president of the Gre
NADIA chain of banks, was q visitor in
town Monday.-Mississippi Sun,
Charleston.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Patterson at
tended the Grenada Fair this week.
Winona Times.
Mrs. Donald Sharp, of Grenada; is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
II. Caldwel.-MisSissippi, Sun, Char
lesion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Applewhite at
tended the Fair at Grenada Tuesday.
-Winona Times.
liz. Joe 2. Meaders spent last Sun
day in the neighboring city of Char
lesion, having gone over to spend
the day with his wife, who is the
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
J. Tillery Lewis.
Miss Robbie Doak is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fisher at Jamestown.
Mr Harper Hughes left last week
for Eastman Business College, Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, where he will take a
business course. Harper is a fine
young man and his many friends in
Grenada wish him abundant success.
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The Sentinel has been asked to
state that Rev. G. Gordon Smeade,
ArchdeacOn Of this Episcopal Diocese,
will hold services at the Opera House
in Grenada at II a. H., Sunday, Nov
ember 18th. All Saints church is
undergoing. repairs, hence the use of
the Opera House.
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Call for your ticket for that $500.
Gold distribution.
A Christmas Gift Of $500. in Gold
to be given away by The Sentinel and
some merchants in Grenada Christ
mas Eve. Call for your tickets at
The Sentinel office and when you
trade with these merchants.
$500. in Gold to be distributed to
six different persons Christmas Eve.
A big throng at Sentinel Gold dis
tribution last year-other business
concerns in it too. The same thing
will be done this year. Call for your
tickets and make sure of having a
Christmas present.
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Mrs. Anna Rice Hays, of Mobile,
Is d~elighting the home of DR.. and Mrs.
+. j. Brown in Grenada with her
presence. Mrs. Hays came especially
to visit her son and daughter, MI.
and Mrs. Frank B. Hays of the Brown
home and to see for the first time her
grandson, Frank B. Jr.
Little Anita Brown entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Brown, in honor Of little Berta
Burns. A number of beautiful little
children were present and it was in
deed a pretty sight to observe them
in their innocence and to know that
their little minds were so free from
care.
Hon. W. C. Trotter, now of Shaw,
stopped over in Grenada and spent
Tuesday night at the home of his
wife's parents, Judge and Mrs. VIM.
e. Mclean. Mr.. Trotter had been to
the University on business as a trus-
tee.
Mr.. George Yeager, of Sunfiower
City and Nh. H. o. Mitchell of the
same place, were Grenada visitors this
week. T.
Judge W. A. Roane is spending a
few days in Grenada at the home Of
his brother, Judge A. T. Roane. Judge
Roane is always a welcome visitor to
Grenada. ]
The home Of the pastor Of the