The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-06
ST. Paul'S Items.

The Woman Missionary society met
at the home Of Mrs. l.. |. Epting last
Saturday afternoon, and at Mrs. G.. b.
Aull's on Saturday before the first Sun
day in January. Each meeting was
well attended and was profitable to the
society. The next meeting will be at
the parsonage on Saturday before the
first Sunday in March at 2:3O p. m.
Every lady is invited whether she is a
member or not. A hearty welcome
awaits all.
The st. Paul's Graveyard association
met at the church on the 18th of Jan
uary and elected the following officers
to serve for one year: President. T. A.
Epting; vice president j. A. c.. Kib-
Ter; secretary, John G. Aull; treasurer,
John D. Sheely. The president has
appointed the following committee: j. j.
Epting to show where graves are to
be dug; yard committee, w. S. Seybt,
}. w. Richardson; soliciting commit
tee. Carroll Sheely, Fred Epting, AL
bert Richardson, Joe Counts, Fred
Wicker, Thad. Kinard. All persons
interested in st. Pau's graveyard can
contribute to one of the soliciting COM
mittee. Your money will be taken
care of. | will make the assertion
that our graveyard is taken care
of and cleaned off as nicely or
nicer than any country graveyard
in the county and is kept as nicely
as some town cemeteries. We are
needing some grave tools. One man
has given a shovel, who will give d hoe
or line to lower corpse, or any other
tool.
Mrs. Clarence Richards is visiting
her mother, Mrs. r. f. Bedenbauph,
and will return to her home in Colum-
bia Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Bedenbaugh and brother,
w. L., are spending few days at their
home at Kibler's bridge. They are
students of Newberry graded school
and Newberry College, respectively.
Mr.. Will is on the sick list.
Mrs. l.. |. Epting and daughter, Miss
Erie, visited Mrs. r. f. BedenbauRh
Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Kibler, law student in
college of Tennessee, is home near
here.
Mrs. Frank Lorick is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dent, of Columbia.
Mrs. Paul Werts, of Newberry Cot
ton Mills, is visiting relatives in this
community
Mrs. DR.. Dunn is visiting in New
berry.
Mr. Lee Gruber, of the Cotton Mill,
has moved to Mr.. G. B. Aull's place.
Supervisor Schumpert's many friends
IN this community are congratulating
him upon the improvements made in
building two needed and substantial
bridges, one across Cannon's 8 creek at the
Boinest ford and one at Judge Ellesor's
ford.
Miss Viola Kibler one of st. Paul's
fair daughters, and Mr. Furr, of North
Carolina, were happily married last
"Wednesday at 10 a. m., leaving for
their future home in North Carolina on
the 30 p m. train. This makes two
Of our accomplished girls to leave our
community. Miss Grace Bedenbaugh,
was married on Thanksgiving day.
This community has been shocked By
the sudden death of Col. Thos. ".
Holloway. He will be missed, not only
IN this immediate community, but
throughout the whole State. Col. Hollo-
way was benefactor, having intro
duced thoroughbred stock, especially
hogs and cattle, thereby benefittine the
community in which he live. ,
We had The pleasure Saturday while
in the city of Nowberry to shake hands
with Chief Justice Pope. He is looking
robust and in perfect health.
February 2, 1903. Push