The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13
TEE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Election of Officers for Sorosis-Eas-
ter Services in the Churches
Personal and Otherwise.

E. J. DeWalt having recovered from
her illness has returned to her. home
from her visit to her brother in the
Halacre section. X, !; :
Miss Mamie Hunter and little Mis-!
Betsy Hunter and mother, Of st
Luke's, are visiting Mrs. A. H. Haw'
kins. ..~
Mr.. Ed Monts, Of Newberry college
spent a couple days of last week al
home, returning to college on Monday
It is rumored that Prosperity may
play the Caldwell team on the local
diamond on Friday afternoon.
The Sorosis met with Miss Margar.
ct Leckie last Friday, at which time
the ofhcers-elect were installed. The
officers for. the ensuing year are:
Presidents Mrs. J. S. Wheeler; first
vice president, Miss Leckie; second
vice president, Miss Russell; CORES
ponding secretary, Mrs. NJ. c. Morris
recording secretary, Miss Eva Lester
treasurer, Mrs. Schumpert; Librarian,
Miss Barre =.
=. There will be communion service in
Grace church Sunday morning Pas
tor Kreps is also holding services each
night this week. Subjects for each
night are taken from the trial and
crucifxion Of Christ. The Sunday
school will have their exercises at s
o'clock Sunday evening. The offering
will be for the mission work in Japan
Mr.. C. F. Latham, Of Little Noun
tain, was in town on Wednesday.
MIR. J. Z. Wise has gone to- Colum-
bia to the meeting of the Shriners.
Mr.. F. R. Fellers spent a couple
days in the old home recently.
Miss Toy Latham, after several
weeks visit to Mrs. J. F. Browne, and
Mrs. C. M. Harmon, returned home
Monday. .........
Miss Minnie Cannon attended the
funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. Livingston
.(nee Folk, at Pomaria.
Mr.. Greene Mitchell and family
will move into the home with Mrs. B.
L. Dominick. That will make the
house in which he lives for rent. We
dare sayafrom the demand for houses
that it Will not be vacant long.
Mrs. Tolitha Stewart is visiting
her son at Goldville
Miss Gertrude Simpson spent Sun
day in town with her parents.
Mrs. J.. A. Simpson has returned
from her visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Wise have gone
on visit to Atlanta. -. :.
Mrs. Burr Martin is visiting her
mother, Mrs. II. S. Boozer: 80.
Mrs. Minnie Reagin is visiting Mrs.
Wilbur Mathis. ss;33Sss:.s
Mrs. J: W. Hartman is sufficiently
recovered to visit her sister,>Mrs. J.
NJ. Werts, in town.
Rev. Mr.. Caldwell, pastor-elect Of
the A. r. P. church preached very
earnest, sermon last Sabbath morn
ing. Mr.. Caldwell will take charge
Of the work here about June. =. h..
Married by Rev. Fl. W. Whitaker
on Thursday evening, April 9th, Mr..
j. P. Bowers and Miss Ophelia Mates
at the residence Of the brides father,
Mr.: A. A. Mates. *.
Mr.. T. A. Dominick, having pur-
chased the P. L. Langford residence,
enlarged it and is now at home in it.
:, Mrs. Warren has returned to Co.
lumbia. "
Miss Nell Roper came up from Co.
lunbia to attend the annual meeting
Of the Sorosis. She returned on Sat-
urday. g..
The Soaosis elected Mrs. j.. S..
Wheeler and Mrs. G. T. Wyehe dele
gates to the meeting Of the Fedora
ton Of Women s clubs.
In our letter last week we said that
Mr.. NJ. B. Bedenbaugh had bought the
stock Of G.. A. Maffett and CO. /
should have said that F. E. .Schpm-
: pest Dad bought N.a Me- Bedenbaugh
was 5heseompany Of Messrs. .Mafett
and Co.
Miss Matte Washington is. now
with Mrs. S. D. Duncan, having the
care of her home while Mrs. Duncan
is at the store.
DR.. Nance, after a short stay, has
returned to his home and work in
Florida.