The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-21

NOO hN~a III EA1SOV VII IN
Friday afternoon at the same place
the Grenada County Woman's Gu
will hold its meeting. A full attend
ance of the membership is desired.
Hemstitching given careful atten
ton at Betty Cole Shop.
Misses Faye Griffith and Mary L
CHM, two members of the Grenad;
College faculty, returned Tuesday
after several days delightful visit il
Elcksburg, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert NJ. Bonelli.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hicks and fam
lily left Thursday morning fer Birm
ii CHAM, Ala. where they will make
their home in future. These excel
lent people made many friends in
Grenada during their stay here and a.,
regret very much that they are leav.
ing.
Misses Wanetah kleiser and Bessie
Sanford, teachers at Grenada College.
were visitors in Greenwood Monday
afternoon.
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Rev. j. R. Cunningham and DR.. B.
S. Dudley were in Batesville Wednes-
day attending a meeting of one of
the Presbyterian church organiza-
tons.
Miss Irene Caldwell, of Durant, is
the guest of Miss Dorothy Spruill this
week.
Mr.. S. H. Horton spent part of this
week IN Memphis on business.
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The Misses Doak entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Lizzie Leigh who is visiting
in Grenada.
Mrs. w. T. Pate has returned to
Jackson after spending several days
in Grenada as the guest of Mrs. J..
Sidney Sharp.
Miss Rena Humphreys was carried
to Memphis a few days ago for a sur
gical operation. The gratifying an
nouncement ONE from her bedside
'N"' "'S L. UolhS HiSciS.
Mrs. C. NJ. Gist, of Greenwood. is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Humphreys in
Grenada.
Mrs. Hubert Calhoun entertained
informally Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. W. T. Pate.
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Mrs. W.T.. Pate was the honoree at
charming moonlight supper on Pine
Hill, given by Mrs. W. B. Hoffa, on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Sam Cain entertained at
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. W.
Pate.
Mesdames F. NJ. Mays and David
Webster, of Winona. were in Grenada
tuesday afternoon shopping.
Many new hats will arrive the last
If the week at Betty Cole Shop.
Mrs. B. D. Smith, of Winona, was
shopping visitor in the City Beauti-
ul a few days ago.
Mesdames r. M. C. Hosford, E. G..
and j. L. Whitehead and
Hiss Ruthie Whitehead, all from
FinOna, were in Grenada the latter
art of last week. They came up to
make some purchases of Grenada
lerchants.
Mr.. H. F. Middleton, senior MEM
er Of the firm of Middleton, Greene
Dunn, was in Grenada the first of
ne week on business. Mr.. Middle
on's home in in Brookhaven. |,
Mr.. Everett Sails, of Oakland, was
Grenada visitor the first of the
eek.
One of the most enjoyable social
vents pertaining to school life was
he dinner given Friday evening by
he members of the Junior class in
of the Seniors and the High
choOl faculty. Mrs. J. C. Wilson's
was the scene of this gala Oc-
aston. The house was beautifully
acorated in the Senior class c%elors,
Yender and pink. Promptly at six
clock the guests were ushered into
lie dining room where a lovely four
'urse dinner vas served. MANY
astS and speeches were given be-
veen courses to e~nliven the occasion.
UGH credit is due the Juniors and
cir mothers for this happy evening.
Meet US! Where? On the Public |
Iuare on the afternoon of April 27, |
d let's attend the Spring Carnival. |
quill be entertained. |
Dr.. j. R. Countiss, president of |
renada College, filled the pulpit of |
e Methodist church at .Senatobia
Sunday evening and also deliver |
the Commencement Sermon Mon
y morning to the graduating class |
the Tate County Agricultural High |
hool.
Messrs: j. I. Thomas and w. B. |
otfa and Mrs. j. P. Broadstreet were