The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-02

gift. This was ono Of the most pleas
ant gatherings it has been my privi-
lcge to attend. Thcso good people arc
noted for their hospitality, and II any
thing they cxccllcd their former rec
ord on this occusi0n. We will want to
go again soon. We take pleasure In
nppcnding tho program of the cxcr-
ciscs.
PROGRAMME
or the Childrcn's Dny Exercises and
picnic OF Mt Pilgrim Sunday school
July 20, 1898.
Opening song.
Prayer 10y Rev. DR.. Uallman.
Extract: a boys religion Malcolm
Cook.
Hymn.
ltccitaLion: Showing Love - Miss
Alma Hartman.
Hymn.
Recitation: Somebody else - Miss
Addio Werts.
Hymn.
Recitation: BcatiLudc of endurance
Miss Carrie Cook.
Hymn.
Rccitation: What is Il Christian
Herman Wcrts.
Hymn.
ESSAY: The Sundays - Miss
Manic Miller.
Hymn.
Essay: Giving~-Miss Bessie Miller.
Hymn.
Essay: No want to them that fear
llim--hliss Alberta Cook.
Hymn.
Address by Mr.. A. II. Kohn.
Hymn.
Address by Rev S. II. altman, ID. d.
Singing 'Niod he with you till we
meet again" by school.
Bcncdcilion.
Dinner.
Our fellow tOwnsman, Sergeant w. B.
Wise, OF Co. B, lst S. G.. Volunteers,
has been promoted to r"gimontal color
bearer. We arc truly glud to note this
of our friend "Rach," rs this Is ono of
She most dangerous posts in tho rcgi-
mcnt aud We predict that he will carry
the colOrs to tho front and win honor
aud fame.
We regret to learn that tho Semi
nary has been taken from Ncwbcrry.
Wo trust that 1T will be Il success, hut
we hear many adverse comments.
Mrs. S. II. Hunter has gone to Brad
ley, S. G., on visit to ltcv. ID. G. Phil
lips md family.
No. Is modest this yoar. She only
has three candidates for county Offices
and two stand for recollection. OF
course rs II loyal son of No. o we want
to sec them succeed, and but for the
old Scotch proverb wo would venture a
guess.
Prof. IL. G. Counts has decided, we
learn, to accept the principalship of
tho Excelsior school rendered him hy
the trustees. We arc glad to have him
remain with MS this year. We missed
him when he had gone to Snluda.
Rev. G. l.. II. Fisher was in town this
week in tho interest of Elizabeth Col
lcgc. We have not heard il he sue
cccdcd In procuring any students for
the next session.
Mr.. Frank Hunter made lyine trip
70 Ninety Six last week.
Mr.. Jno. Watt kirkpatrick has re-
turned from visit to the brick chnrch
community.
Prot. N. Il. Anil has returned from
Dysons and tho county teachers insti-
tutc.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Kohn left Mon
day morning for II couple days trip to
the Klondike.
Rev. ~. j. Bowers preached one of
his best sramons in Grace church Sun
day night to the local Luther League.
DIR. Rcid preached in tho a. II. T..
church in the morning and Rev. T.. G.
Price In the Methodist church in tho
evening.
Col. w. II. Hunt will address the
League next Sunday night in Grace
church. The public is cordially invited
to hear him, M We have no doubt there
is II treat in store for all.
Crops arc looking fine and from what
We have seen Of them tho prospect OF
gathering an abundant crop is good.
Corn ia especially so since tho rains, as
it at one time promised very little.
Mr.. Birge, who has tho cemetery In
charge, IL very anxious to get same
cleared up promptly and all Interested
are urgently asked to make their con-
tributiOns at once.
KAY.
An EnrrprisinE DruggIst
There are few men more wide