The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-31
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Announcement is made that the
Mems Bible Class Cf the Methodist
church will have its class meeting
and lesson study at Locko+''s Lumber
shed next Sunday morning at the US
ual hour, GAS, Prof. Rumble teach
ing. The S. S. pews and chairs will
all be out of the church for the re-
ivival.
Attractive hats at attractive prices
at Betty Cole Shop.
Mrs. Roland Jones, Jr.. and young
o returned Wednesday at noon from
Memphis and Lula where they had
been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. Carl Hicks and little daughter,
Ruth Elizabeth, left Thursday morn
ing for Collinsville, Ala, to join their
husband and father who has been
there for some weeks.
Mr.. William Penn. who is working
IN Leland, spent the weekend in the
City Beautiful with his mother. Mrs.
c. c. Penn.
Mr.. Logan Wagner visited home
folks in Grenada for a few DAYS the .
first of the week.
Mrs. B. NJ. Hale left yesterday
morning for Grenada, where she will
spend two weeks visiting her parents
who live near that city-Greenwood
Commonwealth.
Sheriff Jack Rhodes went to Jack
son Monday on official business.
A most delightful social meeting
OF the Wesleyan Workers was held on
Monday ~faternOOn at the home of
Mrs. John II. Murray. Very few of
the members were absent and those
who were there report a highly en-
Joyable afternoon. The refreshments
were delicious.
Rev. W. E. Farr, Mr.. c. C. White.
Mesdames J. t. Gum, H. W. Alexan-
der and A. n. Rayburn, Miss Chris !
tine Bull, and Mrs. j. ]. Knight, of
were delegates last week '
to the B. Y. P .. Conference at Meri-
dian. They returned the latter part
(IS aFNSh II ICpOII u ulOSL III !
meeting. 8
The American Legion is planning c
to give a minstrel show in Grenada $
on Monday, May 8. Watch the paper
for fuller announcements later. 4
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Bargains in three valuable homes. d
Only reason for selling owners leav- S
ng city. Locations, South and Lynch, S
or. Cherry and Line, and College S
mot Ave. John George, Sole a
Agent. 3-24-2t. s.
Misses Vera and Thelma Horn a
spent the past weekend in Grenada u
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L
Horn, and family. These two ex- T.
client vOung ladies are teaching Il
choOl at New Albany this year and p
ach is filling her position with great X
redit, a fact in which all who know o
hem take much pride. u
Hemstitching given careful atten- st
ion at Betty Cole Shop. e.
Mr.. Jas. B. Middleton, Jr.. arrived Il
he latter part of last week from IN
iemphis to spend a while with his Ia
DR.. and Mrs. ]. &. Middleton. ST
Mrs. f. ". Peters entertained a II
lumber of her friends last Friday Tn
at Rock in honor of her hus- IA
and and her son, William Peters. h5
was here from Jackson, Tenn. st
game was played with unusual
lterest and the delicious refresh Us
.ents, consisting of salad and ice ie:
purses, were thoroughly enjoyed. ie,
Beautiful Easter Bonnets at Betty OF
ole Shop. su
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Anthony visited Su
ieir parents, Mr.. and Mrs 7 /
flbble, IN the OXberry community
st Sunday. d.
Beautiful hats in high colors have 1
rived at Betty Cole Shop from New
ork for Easter.
Mesdames ]. T Gum and J.. F. Ben a
n left Tuesday afternoon to spend 0
yeral days in Memphis visiting. y
Mr.. Howard Mabry arrived at noon o,
1nday from Memphis to spend sew l
al days visiting his parents, Mr.. and irr'
s. W. II. Lewis and family in South IT,
enada. &c
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Harris of the !pi
neighborhood spent last Sun al
:. IN the City Beautiful visiting l..
9Ir son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. lni
L. Harris, Jr., and family. ~
Miss Helene Wright returned Tues IL
Y night from Tutwiler where she Ico
been for several days visiting rs
Lucille Stevens, who is we'll j.
own in Grenada. ia
Mrs. A: c. Kemp, of Calhoun City. ira
o was formerly Miss Nora Irby, is a :
ltor IN the City Beautiful this week OF
guest of her mother, Mrs. P. S. 1t
y and family. We
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