The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-14
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a short wh:.e the first of the week il
Memphis.
Mrs. B. c. Adams arrived in Gre
! NADIA Saturday from her home il
Mobile, to be a guest for some DAYS
y of her son, B. C.. Adams, Jr., and
wife.
Mrs. Q. T. Lawrence returned Sun.
day from a two weeks visit to her
ASisters, the Misses Crane. in Jackson.
Gervais Moss was carried to a hos
kpital Tuesday to be operated on for
appendicitis. His condition the fol-
lowing day was reported as serious.
The Sentinel joins the community in
sharing the anxiety of the parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moss over the con-
dition of their son
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Beautiful Easter Bonnet~ at Betty
Cole Shop.
DR.. Be rett of the educational di-
vision of the NJ. Z. Church South
whose Headquarters are at Nashville
paid Grenada College an official visit
Tuesday.
Mr.. William Dubard and Mr.. O. F.
Lawrence, of Grenada, spent the week
end in Tupelo, the former the guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. Robert Kinds.
n the latter, of his daughters.
Misses Bernice and Heard Lawrence,
VINO are teachers in our graded
schools. This was Mr.. Lawrence's
first trip to Tupelo and he was much
pleased with u little city and its
possibilities. He found quite a num-
Der of things to admire and ompli-
ment and especially was he pleased
with u good roads. He found a
great deal of the land around Tupelo
which has been brought to a high
state of cultivation by drainage, ca
nails and tiling. Mr.. Lawrence is the
editor of The Grenada Sentinel, one
OF the leading papers of the state.
and is IN line with every movement
Tor the betterment of the states in
terest.-Tupelo Journal.
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Little Miss Betty Mae Sherwood J
celebrated her 3rd birthday on We'd :
nesday of last week by entertaining
twelve of her little friends with a
party. Games were played, after v
which refreshments were served in the !;
dining room where a Jack Horner
PIE ornamented the enter of the table
from which favors were drawn by a
each little guest. Miss Stella Miers n
assisted Miss Elizabeth Wallace in
the little folks.
Mrs. E. NJ. Sherwood has gone to NJ
Ind, where she will visit Sc
for several weeks.
Me- To- o.
week in Water Valley attending tho-hs
Baptist Convention in session there.
Mrs. J.. H. Owens returned Tues ar
at noon from Oxford where she tie
lad been visiting her daughter, Mrs. tn
R. White. wi
$500 in
Hemstitching given careful atten-
at Betty Cole Shop.
CT
Mrs. j. P. Rogers. of West. was in in
City Beautiful a few days ago tr;
W
co
Mrs. Marion NJ. Wilson, of Jackson,
'enn., has been the guest of her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cullen, for re-
everal days. fri
on
Mrs. f. c. Nicely returned the first we
+ the week from Holly Springs, &c
here she had been for some time
in
Miss Lizzie Gooch, of Oakland, was Mi
recent shopping visitor in Grenada. Co
Mr.. w. A. Prather, the efficient
I'd accommodating division store leg
fnr. +hA JI,-Os- 49,
New Orleans part Of this week on un,
lslness. liot
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MISS Beth Gray, of CO~tfeeVille, was Scit
Grenada a few days ago making VIII;
me spring purchases. tho
int
Mr.. H. w. Alexander was in Char goo
'ton Monday afternoon on business. aft,
To the delight of her many friends =
Grenada, Miss Georgia Baker. a n
of the faculty of the City
hOols, has returned from her home
Brandon where she has been re-
perating from a recent illness and az
again taken up her school duties. LOT
hats at attractive prices
Betty Cole Shop.
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Mrs. P. A. Gray, of Torrance, was III
in the City Beautiful a few Re
US ago. 10
ito
Miss Annie Dudley Gibbs, who is no
iting her sister, Mrs. N. J. Caroth- On
), expects to return Monday to
lryville, Mo-, where she is librarian Tho
: the State Normal College. Miss w;
bbs arrived last Saturday and her +s
regret very much that she IN
mot prolong her visit indefinitely. ico'
e is a splendid young woman and IL,
making an excellent record in her
rk as librarian. ifo,
lit
Mrs. Jordan and two daughters. !ral