The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-21
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school session will be given Monday
evening, April oath, in the College
Auditorium. In this recital there are
three piano graduates, Misses Grace
Bailey, Marjorie Burt and Willallat
Moore. All these young ladies have
been at Gre ada College several years
and are wei known in Grenada. They
are pupils of Miss Maude Mann, the
director. Assisting in the recital,
Miss Willie Maier will read to a piano
accompaniment.
Mr.. J. b. Middleton, Jr., left a few
days. ago for Memphis where he is
J employed.
Miss Gertrude Draper, the very
charming deputy Cha. Gerry Clerk of
this tCurty. spent last Sunday in
Greenwood visiting relatives.
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Mr.. John P~ressgrove visited last
Sun3ay afternoon and evening in
Shaw, tnis state. returning home Mon
day morning.
Mrs. H. d. Lane and young son, H.
ID. Jr., and Miss Sarah Wagner left
Tuesday to spend several days in
Philip visiting relatives.
Mr.. c. w. BOSNIAN spent Monday
afternoon of this week in Greenwood
on business.
Come to the Spring Carnival on
the Public Square on April 27, that
afternoon and night.
Messrs. Arch M. Wood and Edward
Anderson, who are students at A. &
NJ. College, spent the weekend in
Grenada with hOmefolks.
Miss Estelle Rippy, a teacher in the
City Schools at Greenwood, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rippy,
and family, in Grenada during the
past weekend.
Bowen Horton left Tuesday at noon
for Lexington to visit his wife and
baby for a few days, after which they
will return to Grenada. |
Perry Stevens, an Ole Miss student,
spent the weekend in Grenada with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. M. Stew
ems, and family.
Mr.. C. B. Jones arrived a few days
ago from Cleveland, where he is in
the cotton business, to spend several
days in the City Beautiful visiting
his mother, Mrs. Annie Jones, on
South Street.
Meet NE on the Public Square next
April 27 and let's attend
the Spring Carnival. /,
Walton Todd, a student at the Uni
versitv. was at home for Easter with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Todd,
and family.
Hon. Barrett Jones arrived in Gre t
NADIA Tuesday afternoon from Jack
to attend the session of Chancery
Court which convened Wednesday '
morning. While here Mr.. Jones was \
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. D. New
'om on College Avenue. !
Rev. w. E. Farr, pastor of the First n
church in Grenada, returned
/ few days ago from Sumrall, Miss,
where he conducted a revival meeting. b
lie reports that there were fifty-four 4
editions to the church, forty-three t
# which were on profession of faith. t
The pastor, DR.. Hilburn, told Mr.. Farr
hat the meeting was the greatest in
he history of the town and of that a
hurch. Mr.. Farr states that the W
Meeting vas the source of great graft
ication to him.
Miss Lizzie Leigh from Los Ange- t
es, Calf, is visiting her uncle and Il
unit, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas. and h
Their relatives in Grenada. S
Mrs. r. L. Jones, of Memphis, is a c;
uest at the lovely country home of d
1r. and Mrs. R. W. Jones. Before Ia
eturnin" she will also spend some o
inc with Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas tt
nd other relatives and friends in c.
-renada. tc
New hats just arrived. Attractive NJ
Betty Cole Shop. tt
Mrs. Burke C%ulpepper came down
rom her home in Memphis last Fri S,
ay and remained until the close of a!
he revival meeting. While in Grena- Y
a she vas the special guest of the
Tesleyan Circle of the Methodist
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Messrs. A. T. Patterson and w. O. la
of Calhoun City. were in eC
for a few hours Tuesday and ds
lille here were appreciated callers of
The Sentinel office. These are both Sc
aiding lawyers of their county.
DR.. c. K. Bailey left the first of the H
eek for Meridian to attend the con- in
ention of the Mississippi Dental AS te
'%ciation which convened Tuesday d.
orning and adjourned Thursday. fe
$50 of
Mr.. Thomas E. Nicely spent last as
lnday in Oakland, making his regu- ST.
r weekly visit. W
Mrs. A. S. Bell left Thursday for