The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-05-12
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Miss Sidney Scale Crawford ar.
rived the first of the week from heI
home in Holly Springs to be the
guest of Miss Lillian Easter on Col.
lege Avenue.
Mesdames r. w. Tyson and Daisy
Hayes were visitors for a short while
this week in Greenwood.
Miss jeanette Harwell returned
Tuesday to her home in Memphis
after having been the guest for two
weeks of Miss Lillian Easter on Col
lege Avenue.
Mrs. j. H. Nicely and little daugh-
ter, Annie Marie, left the first of the
week for Little Rock, Ark, where
they are visiting Mrs. Neely's moth
er, Mrs. c. j. Moss. Mr.. Nicely ac-
companied them as far as Memphis.
Miss Veral Horn who is teaching
school at New Albany was a visitor in
the City Beautiful the past week,
the guest of her parents, Mr. . and
Mrs. j. H. Horn, and family.
Uncle Sam in one of P~ressgrove's
windows for seven days, and not a
day longer.
Judge VIM. C. Mclean left We'd
nesday afternoon for his orange farm
near Sutherland, Fla. He expects to
be absent until about June /.
Mr.. B. c. Adams, cashier of the
Grenada Bank, attended the meeting
of the State bankers in Jackson this
week. Regardless of how many were
present, The Sentinel hazards the
statement that there were none there
who were better informed about his
banking duties and who met those
duties more c~ourteously and satisfac-
torily than Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Adams
is not only a fine young business
man but he is a fine character person
ally and can always be counted on
for the gentlemanly act about all
things.
We carry the most varied line of
toilet creams, face powders, perfumes, |
toilet waters. See US before making
your purchases. End Class Drug
Store. 4-28-4t.
Mr.. Wilmer Thomas, of Rayville,
La, was a weekend visitor at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Thomas in Grenada.
The big Bonus Sale at Pressgrove's !
will sbe the time to buy your Spring
needs. |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. York had the
pleasure of entertaining for a short
while this week, Mr.. York's mother,
Mrs. S. York, from Charleston and
his sister, Mrs. l.. w. Stevens, from
Memphis. These two ladies returned
to their homes Wednesday.
Miss Nancy Long, of Memphis ar
rived the first of the week in Gre
NADIA and is the guest of Miss Susie
Brown on Third St.
Mr.. w. W. Whitaker, a prosperous
merchant and planter of the Oxberry
community was a Grenada visitor for
a few hours on Wednesday,.
Miss Estelle Houston, of New AL !
bany, visited in Grenada the past
weekend the guest of her sister at
NIeiiaoa CoAieSe.
Thomas Nicely were visitors in Oak
land, Miss, last Sunday afternoon.
The Bonus Sale price at Press
groves sink clear below a percent.
They take profit.
Mr.. T. H. Meek, the affable pro-
prietor of the Meek Motor Co., was
a visitor in Greenwood Tuesday after
noon +
Messrs. John Pressgrove and Roy
Burt were Sunday visitors in Shaw.
They returned home Monday morn
ing. a
On last Monday evening in the ]
auditorium of Grenada College, quite
a large crowd had the pleasure of at
tending an expression recital given by
Miss Evelyn Catoe, a pupil of Miss
Sarah Ann Dickson, director of the I
of Expression. The audi I
showed its appreciation of the c
various numbers on the program by S
its liberal applause and strict atten- 1
ton. Miss Catoe was assisted by S
Miss Bourbon VeaZey, an accomplish a
ed pianist, and other students assisted n
in a one-act play, *The Mouse Trap" s
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Ladies hats on second floor, SOC, t.
98c, $1.4S and on up during Bonus a
Sale at Pressgrove's. a
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Ladies Gowns 4Sc, $50, CSC on 3
'econd floor while Pressgrove's Bonus 3
Sale is on. +
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Catoe, of Webb, m
visitors in Grenada on Monday. Sc
they came over to attend the recital tt
# their daughter, Miss Evelyn, at W
he College that night. m
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