The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-07-02
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, JULY q 1901
BachInan Chapel and Union Academy Chips

| Bachman Chapel and Union Academy Chip
How would you like to have few
chips in broken doses?
Our farmers have all been in hypo
chOndria condition for the past two
months, but the most Of us havo tho
grass hypnotiHcd at last, and We arc il
hope that our minds and bodies car
have Il little more rest.
We arc glad to note that Mr.. Jno. d.
ri. Kinard is able to be out again
The choir met at Bachman Chapel
last Sunday evening to practice singing.
They will meet again on the third Sun.
day evening OF this month at O'Clock.
1t Is needless to say anything about the
Importance along this line, it is our
duty to assist in the singing rs much as
any other part Of worship. We know Il
good many people who can sing around
tho home, i'll the field, along the road
side, loud enough that they can be
heard Il mile, but when they go to
church they never open their mouths
>
IS trying to do the best they can. We
have another class who always seem
very sympathetic. They say, my oh ,
what bad singing at church today, it
made mo feel real bad, while ut the
same time they haven't opened their
mouths to make IL better. Oh, to God
that we could not only rid the church
but the world at large from critics. If
there ever was Il class who have my
sympathy IL Is the critics.
Mrs. Matte lIcntz, Of Bcthlchem sec
tion, spelt last week with her sister,
Mrs. 5. j. Kinard.
DR.. w. /. Dickcrt showed us the
first cotton bloom that we have seen of
the season last Sunday. The bloom was
taken from Mr.. M. l.. Dickcrt's field on
the 2Sth ult
Young Master Odus and little sister
Era kiblcr, Of Newbcrry, arc visiting
thclr grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S.
Livingstone.
We understand that there is an effort
on foot to organize q singing school at
st. Philip: and Bnchman Chapel
churches. This isa move in the right
direction. 1t is very much needed at
both churches, and We hope that the
members OF each church as well rs 9th
crs within the surrounding country will
give it their hearty support.
Well, Iillman did dance. Don't that
take the rag of the bush? | will sug-
gcst now that they have one moro ball
up at Clemson and that Tillman do all
the dancing while McLaurin plays the
fiddle.
We congratulate Ncwbcrry on every
effort she is making in behalf OF her
new cotton mill enterprise. WI y.
she builds another mill and puts in u
good line OF sewerage she will be one of
the most hcalthful and desirable little
cities within the Palmetto State. Then
we arc going to run Tho Herald and
Ncws into one Of those big dailics.
Then Ncwbcrry will be fully equipped
to compete with any other city in the
State. Hurrah for Ncwborry.
The election at Johnstonc Academy
on last Saturday, the purpose of which
was to vote on the special 2-mill tax,
seemed to be "nip and tuck." Only
one majority in favor Of repeal. They
elected the following trustees: Jno. G..
Necl, d. q. Wilson and Adam Boozcr.
We learn that Fork school held an
election for trustees on Saturday und
reelected the samc old set, Mcssrs.
G. w. Metts, Drayton Wicker and
Quincy Kinard.
Our old friend, Push, Just passed by.
We are sorry to sec that he is suffering
to some extent with his eyes, which he
says IS the cause Of not having any
thing for the public this week. Hc
has promised to do better as soon as
he rccupcrates.
wonder if anybody else except Ben
1illman would have spoken at the com
mcnccmcnt Of Ncwbcrry College on
petticoat government, if there wouldn't
have been at least an effort ma &c to
lynch him. But VIC suppose Ben il X
cusablc on the ground that he has to
have something to say about govern.
mont of some kind.
We heard quite compliment passed
on II. II. G. the Newbcrry correspond
cnt OF the News and Courier. The COM
plimcnt was that he had given the best
report of the Ncwberry College COM
menccment of any of the reporters.
Good morning, dear friends, other
duties call me and | must 20.
Yours obcdicntly,
july l. 1901 (,IIJpc.