The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-02-24
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Mrs. Betty Cole returned last Sun
day night from st. Louis, where sht
had been for a week in the millinery
market.
Mrs. /. O. Pearson, Jr., and her lit.
tie son, /. ". III, arrived last week
sons motnet, Mrs. NJ. f.. leager, and
family.
Mr.. j.. H. Nicely, president of the
Grena0a auto Co., left Wednesday
evening for St. Louis, where he is at
tending the National Automobile
Snow.
Mr.. {. +. LOukett spent Tuesday
afternoon In Greenwood on business.
Mr.. John P. tressgrove, of the
firm Of K. PreSSgrove Dry Goods Co.,
left the nrSt OF the week for st.
Louis TO spend several days on bust
ness.
Miss Marybel Brown came over
from ClarkSdale, where she is teach
ing school, TO spend the weekend
with her pal entS, DR.. and Mrs. I. j.
Brown, and family.
Miss Margaret Moody, who is in
school at University, spent the week
end in the City Beautiful with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Moody.
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Miss Ethel Hollis was called to her
home in Derma the latter part of last
week on account of the illness of her
mother.
Ben TOwnes returned Wednesday
to 4. & NJ. College to again take up
his studies there after spending sew
eral days with his mother in the City
Beautiful.
Mr.. T. H. Meek spent part of Tues
day in Charleston on business.
Prof. and Mrs. N. W. Newsom, of
Madison, were visitors in Grenada the
latter part of last week, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Newsom and
family on College Ave.
Otto Prather has returned to A. &
NJ. College, where he is attending
school, after spending several days
with homefOlks.
Nessrs. Robert Townes and Stokes
Kimbrough were visitors the past
weekend in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Turner, of Wi
mona, accompanied by Mrs. A. Green,
of Jackson, and Mrs. KendOll Bach :
man visited friends in Grenada Mon
day. !
Edgar Lawrence, who is now with /,
the Lawrence Printing Co., al Green |
wood, as steonOgrapher and bookkeep- :
er, spent Saturday night and Sunday |
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. +. =
Mr.. w. NJ. Wins. president of the F
Lamb-FiSh Lumber Co. at Charleston,
and Mr.. F. NJ. Kelly, who has charge
of the plant, were in Grenada Mon
day on business. They were accom- I
panied by Messrs. Ned Rice, president
of the Tallahatchie Home Bank, and e
Hon. H. L. Gary, one of Charleston's
leading attorneys. III
Mr.. J. S. Love, of Greenwood. was
Grenada Monday on business. :"
Lenora Sparks is the most dis A
,inguished singer ever brought to
Grenada. Do not fail to hear her at m
Grenada College on Wednesday even T
ng, March 1st at eight o'clock. Ad- n
$500. Children $1.00.
Dr.. J.. R. Countiss, president of P
Grenada College, preached in Sardis
morning and in Senatobia
evening. Az
Hon. W. A. Winter reached Grena-
la Wednesday afternoon from Jack ,
on, having been called home because y,
# the illness of his father at his x
will return to his Legislative n
at Jackson just as sOon as his =
condition will permit. W
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Hon. ]. P. Stone, State Senator al
rom this district, stopped oven in "a
last Friday afternoon be- "a
ween trains on his way to his home -
t COffeeville. Mr.. Stone is making 80
good record as a legislator. He is H.
iligent and active in his duties. Mr.. II;
tone went back to Jackson Monday. -,
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DIR. w. H. Whitaker and Messrs. L. y
/. Peacock and H. G. Talbert attend ~
d the Grand Lodge of Masons at ho
Ieridian this week. ho
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The Sentinel was favored with a 81
all from Mesdames M. Turnipseed, -,
Landrum, S. c., and Ellen Bitter, III,
Alexandria, Va. These ladies are az
aughters of the late Captain R. H. III
urner, and. were both at the bedside -
{ their father when he died.
Miss Adelaide Duval, of Sardis,
,ent the past weekend in the City
eautiful with her sister and brother,
n. and Mrs. E. r. Prouit and their
N, Richard Duval.
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