The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-01-06
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gated at Brookhaven, was in Grenada
mis- week looking after his planting
interest in this county and incident.
lily mingling with his many friends
Aere.
Mr.. d. H. Horn and family return.
I'd Saturday, last, from New Augusts
and other points in south Mississippi
where they enjoyed the Christmas
With relatives and friends.
Mr.. Walter Woodland has returned
20 the University after spending the
holidays with his father, Rev. w. w
Woodland, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer J. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Van w. Williams
eft last Monday morning on a ten
lays trip to Miami and other points
n Florida to attend a gathering of
representatives of the Jefferson
standard Life Insurance Co. They
made the trip by special train from
Memphis.
Mr.. Sam Stein, of Greenwood, was
pne of the many visitors in the City
Beautiful during the holidays.
Messrs. Rufe Boydstun and Cathey
Cottrell, both of Little Rock, Ark,
we're recent visitors in the City Beau
tiful, guests of their uncle, Mr.. J. w.
Cathey and family.
! Mrs. John F. Draughon, of Nash
lille, Tenn, was a visitor in Grenada
luring the holiday season and while
here was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
?. A. Penn on Third Street.
Mrs. L. B. Brown, of Bellevue,
Texas is visiting in the City Beautiful,
+he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
gar Underwood and Mrs. H. j. Ray.
Mrs. P. NJ. White, of Greenwood,
vas a recent visitor in the City Beau
.iful, a guest in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Rippy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. McCleskey and
of Hattiesburg,. were the
.uests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. White
Christmas: Mr.. McCleskey is
PRESIDENT of the State Teachers AS
ociation.
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Mrs. Jordan and Miss Thomas from
are the guests of Mrs.
Austin. !
Messrs. Arch M. Wood, Otto Prath-
r, John Brown Owens and Ben
returned the early part of !
he week to the A. & N. College.
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Misses Bernice and Heard Law
ence returned Sunday afternoon to
their school duties at Tupelo.
Misses Vera and Thelma Horn left
to their school work
t New Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. West, of Okolo-
were among the many Christmas
in Grenada. They were
uests of Mrs. Vests father, DIR. j..
Young and family. Mr.. West is
ne of the leading members of the
ar in the eastern section of the state
nd is held in high esteem by the
eople of his county. He is deserv-
G of all this and even more. J.
Judge VIM. C.. Mclean and Mr..
owles Horton spent Monday IN
ackson, where they went to argue /;
sfore the Supreme Court the case
Mrs. Matte Orman regarding the '
i'll of her deceased father, G. w..
is
Hon. c. E. Dorroh, of Noxubee &
member of the lower house {
the Mississippi legislature and {
lairman of the Committee on Fees
Id Salaries. spent last Saturday In I
renada. 1t might be observed in $
lssing that Mr.. Dorroh stated that {
was in favor of repeating the 1920 {
Iary law and of cutting expenses /
I'd appropriations generally.
Mr.. John Fielder, of Lexa, Ark t
as in Grenada this week a guest at /
e home of his daughter, Mrs. Weed,
no returned with him. X
Master William Dubard returned Y
,nday to Tupelo where he is attend S
G a military institute. e
Miss Susie Brown played the lovely q
fSI6SS OH QSSody
7. to a number Of her young lady c
lends at a delightful game of c
"
Rev. w. W. Woodland, pastor Of the c
ethodist church, spent several days \
st week in Birmingham on bust
aSs. h
Mr.. ". G.. Nohl returned several +
sys ago from Ashland, Wisconsin, q
here he visited his wife: His son; 7
ormal X. returned with him and will T
on duty at the Phoenix Chair {
ant in Grenada. Nh. Nohl states Q
at he will bring his wife to Grena-
as soon as he can dispose of his I
sidence at Ashland. n
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