The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-07-07
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EMrs. w. A.. WHY, of Memphis, i
'.dehghting the home of Mr.. and Mrs
* A. Roane with her presence. She il
,companied by her very lovely an(
attractive daughter, Miss Louise.
Miss Betsy Lee, of Memphis, is &
guest in the home of her aunt, Mrs
:" L. L. Scruggs.
= Mr.. W. E. Penn, now Of Little
Rock, is at home for some days. Win
C3stOn' Penn has a host of friends in
~ Grenada, his old home, who are al
ways interested in him.
Lti Mr.. Winston Richardson, of Holly
Springs, came down Sunday to spend
the Fourth with his mother, Mrs. w.
= G. Richardson. Mr.. Richardson is
meeting with excellent success in
business, a thing his old friends feel
he much deserves.
irs. H. W. Baker and interesting
1t e children are enjoying a few
d visit at Terry, Miss, where Mrs.
,2r has a sister.
tIrs. J. Sidney Sharp, accompanied
by her little daughter, Lucy Webb,
= leaves today friday for Blackburg,
Va, where she will spend the heated
season with her parents. During Mrs.
Sharp's absence the Doctor is under
the watch care Of the editor of The
Sentinel.
John Sidney Sharp, Jr., spent the
Fourth in Memphis a guest at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Willis Camp
bell.
MRS. j. H. Neely's two attractive
$ guests left several days ago., much to
y sthe regret of the many friends they
aS made in Grenada, Miss Edith Estes !
returned to her home in Memphis. Be-
= cSfore returning to Memphis, Miss Ruth
: ophittel will visit McComb City, Watt
er' Valley and Montgomery.
"a Mrs. Dora Rollins has returned
home after a visit Of several weeks
:. IN Minneapolis, Mimi, where she was
1.-the guest of her son and daughter,
MFR. and Mrs. s. F. Evans.
- Mr.. Sam II. Garner spent several
days the first of this week in Shaw.
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IA Miss Hazel Inman returned last
Saturday from Louisville, Miss. where
"eshe spent several weeks visiting her
20 '%rousin, Mrs. O. F. Parks.
y Miss Leslie Majors is in Asheville,
N. c.. attending the Asheville Summer
School. She will be there for several
weeks.
N Mr.. Claude A. Pottle has returned
. home after having served a two year
/" enlistment period IN the L. s. Marine
Corps.
" Miss Blanche Winter, after spend
q ing some weeks visiting her sister,
Z Z Mrs. A. 7. Roane, left Monday for
Mont Eagle, where she will remain
Through the heated period.
Is Mr.. R. v. Pearson reached home
Tuesday. after Attending the Reunion
at Richmond, he paid I visit TO the
q home Of a niece in Charleston, w. Va.
where he was royalty entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Burnett. Of DIAL
= las, Texas, are visiting in the home Of
MI. ana MIS- "a. u. LNOHS.
Nj Miss Alma Long returned home
Sunday from Philip, where she has .
= been visiting relatives and friends. :
. Mrs. S. E. Priddy, Of Providence. is .
'svisiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. y
A. j. Long. :
$4,000 in cash given free during :
the 3 Trade Days at Grenada. >
Z Mr.. Clarence Burt came up from =
New Orleans to spend the Fourth in
Grenada.
Miss Helene Wright attended the
dance in Winona Wednesday night
Messrs. Roy Burt and John Press f.
grove were visitors for several days r
the first Of the week in Shaw. c
& Mr.. c. l. Davis was a business Wis q
itor in Charleston on-Wednesday. d;
Z Mrs. Betty Cole left Thursday t.
morning to spend several days in n
jackson visiting Mrs. W. T. Pate. W
From Jackson she expects to go to q
ioOhHdVeH 10 spend ten Gays or 81
more visiting Mrs. r. D. Moreton. "
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" Misses Bessie Moore and Pauline m
Wright and Messrs. Spivey Kent and 10
William Whitehead motored to Wi w
mona for the dance Wednesday night. SO
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Mr.. c. E. Lockett was in Charles or
ton Wednesday on business. in
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: Mrs. W. P. Wilkins and one of herl tb
daughters. Miss Helen. snent several Lo