The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-05
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Men Trying to Keep Pace With
the Ladies But. They Cant
Sorosis Visits Germany.

Quattlebaum has gone to Bamberg TO
attend the Bambery-Wyman ewdding
today.
Mr.. S. Il. Merchant, who has been
in Georgia for some months, has re-
turned.
After thinking about what pleas
ant time the ladies have in their
meetings Of the ID. a. RS, U. ID. C.s,
: Sorosis, &C., it occurred to your cor
respondent that it was not meet,
right and proper for all the good
times to go to the ladies, and that
the men should organize Glee Club,
a Business League, Board of Trade,
or Debating Society (The madam
says the men don It need to organize a
debating society for it will be that,
and l dare not dispute what she says)
and have a social meeting at least
once quarter and invite the ladies.
Your correspondent takes the liber-
ty to nominate Drs. G. T. Wyche and
j. I. Bedenbaugh to get up the or
ganization.
Capt. William Coleman and his
sister Miss Estelle Coleman, of Ak
en-, have been on a visit to Miss Erin
Kohn. Those who had the pleasure
of meeting Mr.. Coleman who is now
chief engineer Of the United States
governments constructive works in
the southern district OF the Island
of Luzon the largest Of the Philli-
pines, were highly entertained by his
interesting accounts Of the life, hab-
it's and character Of our dusky pro-
teges in these far away islands. Mr.
Coleman will return to Luzon via
Europe the latter part Of May.
Miss Lucy Wheeler spent the Eas-
terrible at home with her parents.
Miss Della Bowers, Of st. Mat
thews, spent the Easter vacation with
her parents.
Miss Susie Langford, Of Columbia
Female College, came home for the
Easter vacation returning on Monday
to her studies.
Miss Blanche Gallman spent Eas-
ter at home.
The Sorosis will meet with Miss
Reaein on Friday. The club has
reached Germany in their travel
study. The program is as follows::"
Germany.
Song forbids victorious deeds to
die.
Chorls The watch on the Rhine.
Sorosis.
Paper The Fathcrland, Miss Barre.
Piano Solo. Pilgrim Chrous, Mrs.
Browne.
Paper, Music, Miss Lester.
The Story Of the Reformation, Miss
Kohn.
Piano Solo. Mendelssohn spring
song, Miss Lester.
Hostess. Miss Rea@in.
Mr.. Charlie Schumpcrt left for
Savannah on Tuesday where he goes
to locate.
Mcssrs. Grady Goggans and Fred
Lon" visited Jno. Pat Wise.
Mr.. II. ID. Copeland and wife are
visiting Mrs. Copeland's parents.
Miss Lucy Quattlebaum has return
ed to Columbia after week pleasant
ly spent with Miss Lula Moscley.
Our council has ordered terra cot
to and will fill up the drain in rear
of the stores. This drain or ditch
has been an eyesore for quite awhile.
/ The citizens petitioned and the
Dcouncil granted it at once.
H Mr.. NJ. A. Ham has started his
EXPLAINING mill and is now ready to
3furnish lumber of all kinds, dressed
i pr rough.
Miss Marie Reagin has been on
e7isit to relatives in Columbia.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
gith Mrs. B. B. Schumpert on Fri
hy at 4 p. m.
The Easter service will be rendered
Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock. Ow-
g to the inclement weather on last
snday evening it could not be given.
The egg hunt Of the Sunday schools
Saturday evening was very high
enjoyed by the children.
Young men whose fancics lightly
n to thoughts Of June brides at