The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-01-30
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Roads in Terrible Condition.
Missionary Meeting-Pastor
Wessinger Installed
Other Matters.

Prosperity. january 20.-Our chief.
who IS enthroned in the cnyrossinY de-
partment of the general assembly. has
written your humble correspondent to
get busy and get up two letters a
week. Tuesday and Friday Oh my!
| wonder If he ever tried to hunt
news at time like this. He must not.
or he would have issued different or
ders.
Anent the good roads question one
of our r. F. d. boys came to your
: correspondent and thanked him for
the little note Of last week. It seems
to me that every one who travels al
all on any Of our roads would be con-
vinced and would vote for the man
or men who advocated improvin" our
public highways.
Hello, Chips. Howdy do. old boy.
Glad to see your chips falling from
: The Herald and News loS again. Say
old bud, can't you get us up another
seven wonders that are not in the
Bible (?) this time? Give it trial.
! The Woman's Home and Forei en-
Missionary society Of Grace church
had their quarterly public meeting on
: Sunday. The exercises were conduct
! ed by Mrs. Kreps and consisted Of
reading selections by Miss Blanche
Kibler and Mrs. c.. T. Wyche and all
address by Mrs. Kreps. together with
appropriate songs. [ have listened to
many appeals for missions but I do
not remeber to have ever heard
, stronger one than this one by Mrs.
Kreps If, only every church men,
Der in South Carolina could have
heard it. Such appeals will do good.
Tt makes us have that feeling that
makes one want to help the other
fellow.
Rev NJ. 0. J. Kreps installed Rev.
j. C. Wessineer as pastor of the St.
Philips charge at Bachman Chapel
on Sunday and filed his regular ap-
pointment at Mt. Tabor in the after
noon.
Mr.. John Browne and family, Of
Johnston, S. c., are visiting his broth
er, Mr.. J. F. Browne. this week.
We have heard much Of the "yel-
low peril that would at an early
day confront the world. A writer,
Miss Hale. of Washington. D. c., in
the National Magazine for January,
tells of another peril, the mulatto.
She says this peril is threatening the
north to a much greater degree than
the south, with about 36 per cent III
Massachusetts, to II in South Caro-
lima. Her article is we'll worth read
ing. There is much food for thought
in it. Get it and read it.
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh has
accepted a position as music teacher
in the Bamberg Fitting school. Bam-
berg. S. c.
Mr.. J. B. Bedenbaugh has been on
a visit to Columbia While there he
visited the halls of legislation and
enjoyed the hospitality Of the dele
CATION.
Mrs. Il. l.. Taston. after month S
stay with her sister in Richmond. Va.
returned Sunday. Mr.. Castor took
. occasion to run home and meet her on
the way down.
Mr.. c. +. Latham. of Little Noun
tain. has been in town.
Owing to the inclement weather
Mrs. J. +. Browne 5 music recital has
been postponed to Wednesday even
ing, January 81. Exercises begin
promptly at s o'clock. The public
: is cordially invited.
Everybody and the balance of man.
kind say the roads are awful. Can t
Ncwbcrry county improve her roads?
Efforts arc being made to have
preaching in Tie \. Il. p. church next
Sunday. Il! SucrrS>tul notirr Will De
.j@'@ .u Friday.
Miss i.crH:;C.. e. Chester. las been