The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-01-20
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up aAlo Oot oDOUC III again.
Jim is a big hearted, clever fellow
and likes to fish, and when he is not
able to get about his friends miss
his generosity for he is the only sue
cessful fisherman in this vicinity, and
never forgets to divide his fish with
his friends.
Mr.. E. Davis, one Of our most en-
terprising and progressive farmers
carried 10 nice hogs to Grenada on
foot last week and sold them. But
the small price he had to take for
them was very discoraging. Grenada
is really and truly the "City Beauti-
full" and some of the best people in
our state reside within her borders,
and we Forkers cannot understand
why we cannot find a better market
there for our produce. Among such
splendid, wide-awake people. We are
puzzled to know what causes such
conditions to exist.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. SandersOn had
the pleasure of having their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. E. Hor-
ton with them Sunday night until
bed time.
Mr.. Roy Horton, of Grenada High
School, brought Miss Gladys Horton
out the last weekend to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Horton.
Both these young people have many
friends here who are glad to welcome
them at any time.
Mr.. F. H. Horton spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his wife and
children in Grenada. Finley is a
good father, a kind husband and his
always enjoy having his drop
in on these little visits.
Miss Velma Koonce, the lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Koonce, of Graysport, who is attend
ing High School in Grenada, spent
the last weekend visiting her parents
and friends in her home village.
The many friends of Mrs. Lula
Parker, of Graysport, are very glad
to hear that she is at last in the road
to recovery. Miss Matte Parker is
at home now and she in company
her two sisters, Misses Clyde
pleasant for their mother. They are
boys seem to be as tender and
thoughtful of their mother as the
girls are. What a joy to even visit
III SuCIi a WtIl IcSuldIcu IlOIlie.
How thankful we should be Of the
and how little we should complain at
rains which we are having now.
For Spring would be but gloomy
weather if we had nothing but
Spring.. Let's not forget to count
our blessings.
Mr.. M. c. Horton, of near Cleve-
Miss, came up on the 28th of
to attend the funeral of
MS father, Mr.. D. R. Horton.
Mrs. w. R. Burks, of Memphis, re-
turned Saturday to her home after
spending two weeks visiting among
relatives and friends in this vicinity |
and in Grenada.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Porter and chill
lren spent several days with friends
md relatives here. They motored
rom their home in Memphis in their
.ars and had a most delightful trip.
Ir. Porter reported the roads betwee
lere and Memphis in fine condition
in a few places.
Mr.. James Chapman is nursing a
prained ankle this week. We hope
le will be able to walk
Mrs. E. Davis, Messrs. F. H. Hor-
and Lucien Schmitz and his little
on, Robert, were visiting in the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Sander
one day last week. Little Robert
5 one of the very promising primary
'upils of the Grenada High School.
We Forkers think the Grenada High
chool is improving under the man.
cement of Prof. Rumble.
Grady Horton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. M. Horton, of ear Tie Plant, is
an enviable record in the
agricultural High School at Charles
His name has been placed on
he honor roll every month since
chool opened. Three cheers for
County boy who is winning
he laurels in a allahTatchie County
chool. We want such boys as that
!, stav in Grenada High School.
Miss Jessie VanOsdell, one ofthe
ccomplished and efficient Grenada
ollege teachers, spent a while dur
lg the holidays with friends in the /
ork.
Mr.. D. B. Horton was visiting his
arents here one day last week. His
ife who is still i'll in the hospital at
is at last on the road to
.covery we are glad to note.
Mr.. F. H. Horton spent Sunday
it'll his sister, Mrs. E. l.. Sanderson.
Miss Harriet Busby, who is teach
g the Taylor Chapel school spent
e holidays with relatives and
lends in the Spring Hill neighbour
,od.
Misses Mamie and Carrie McCor-
ack who are attending the Agricul-
raj High School in Charleston,
ent the holidays with home folks.
Mr.. Johnny Leverett of the Kincaid
,ighborhood, spent Sunday in the
of Mrs. D. R. Horton.
Mrs. Bette Horton is in Grenada
ending a while with her sister, Mrs.
ollie Trussell.
Mr.. F. H. Horton spent Sunday
.ht with his wife and children in