The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-13
yAnlous AND ALL ABOUT.

| JnO. NJ. Schumpert Is announced as O
candidate for county supervisor.
Mrs. T.. w. Kamnier, ofLittle Noun
tain, is visiting att, w. Earhard,'s.
Mrs. j. J. Lane left yesterday for
Philadelphia on visit to her parents.
There will be preaching at Whit
mires by the pastor Sunday morning,
May Is. s.
Mrs. 8. 0. Kamnier and Mrs j. Haw-
kins, of Lexington, S. c., are visiting
ut Col Leavell's.
"What shall we do with her?" Help
to determine next Thursday night at
the opera house.
Miss Fannie May Carwilc, who has
| been spending some time in Florida,
has returned home.
All the favorites Of ''Tho Midnight
Fire" III "What shall we do with Her?"
at the opera house next Thursday
night.
The drinking fountain has been put
| in on the green at the rear of the court
house. The water is free for drinking
purposes.
Senator Geo. S. Mower and Mr.. j. N.
Martin left on Monday for Greenville
to attend meeting Of stockholders Pied
mont Mills.
IF you want to see the K. Of p. in glee
and glory see them laugh ut "What
shall we do with her?" Thursday night
atlthe opera house.
In mentioning our Newbcrry College
men in attendance upon Synod we have
not written of our home men, though
there are several of them.
There will be @ game Of ball this
afternoon on the college grounds be-
tween Newberry and Clinton. Admis-
sion Is cents.
Prof. G.. A. Fellers, Principal Of the
Jones High School in Abbeville County,
came home Monday to spend his vaca-
tion, the school having closed the ses-
sion.
One has hnt to loci. ct the minis
ters in any gathering of Lut Grams to
SEQ and recognize tho work Newberry
College has done for the Church.
Rev. j. H. Wilson, who is pastor in
Barnwell, is attending Synod as dele
gate. He is graduate of Newberry
College and was class-mate of Pros
ident Cromer.
Rev. II. S. Wingard, d. ID who was
elected vice-president OF the Synod is
| one of the early graduates OF Newberry
college and served congregations in
this county.
Mr.. G. q. Davis has closed the con-
tract for the building of a handsome
residence for DR.. w. G. Houseal on
Caldwell street.
Rev. G.. L. Boozer is one of the dele
gates from tho South Carolina Synod
to the United Synod now in session
| here. He is q graduate Of the College
at Newberry. .....>.
Rev. M. j. Epting, of Savannah, Ga,
a graduate of Newberry College and
Seminary, who was called to his home
at Prosperity few days ago on account
of the illness of his mother, is in New
berry attending Synod.
Rev. II. A. Mccullough, Newbcrry
boy and graduate of our college, is in
| attendance upon Synod. He is now
pastor of Lutheran churches in Cabar-
rus County, North Carolina.
We have given good deal Of space
to the Synod in session here this week
| and hope our readers will appreciate
| such news rs a good change of diet
from war and politics.
Rev. M. M. Kinard, Ph. d., pastor Of
| the Lutheran church in Columbia, is q
| Newberry boy and is delegate to Sy-
nod. He Is also an alumnus tf New
berry College. He is accompanied by
his wife.
! Rev. S. S.Rahn, Phi. D, who is at
tending Synod is now located at Jack
sonville, Fla. He has many friends in
| Newberry who are glad to see him. He
was at one time u professor in Newber-
ry college and is an alumnus of the col
lege.
Rev. L. L. Busby, Il Newberry boy,
and graduate of Newberry College is
a delegate to the United Synod
from North Carolina. He Is pastor Of
the Lutheran church in Salisbury, N.
c., and IS doing we'll.
| Hon. G.. M. Efrd, member Of the
Synod from Lexington, is a graduate Of
Newberry College and was class-mate
of President Geo. B. Cromer. He is
now reporter for the Supreme Court
and was State senator from Lexington
County.
| Among the visitors and delegates to
the Lutheran Synod this week are
many ministers who spent several years
in Newberry as students ut the college.
1t must be pleasant to them to return
and renew old acquaintances and meet
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