The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
NEWS FROM WHITMIRE.
Fine Opening of the School-Pretty
Wedding of Mr.. Eugene Tentz
and Miss Ella Setzler.-
Other Items.

Foster 'Speer mas returned from the
Jamestown exposition.
DR.. j. X. Glider was at Mr.. John
p. Fant s Saturday.
DR.. r. r. Jcter's and Mr.. William
Coleman's families are home again,
after spending some weeks in the
mountains Of North Carolina in and
around Asheville.
Mr.. j. L. Cofield spent two weeks
with his daughter, Mrs. Ruth HOWE,
in Greenvile. He is at home again.
Mrs. Annie Jeter and children are
at the home Of her father, Mr.. J. E.
Cofeld.
Messrs. j. l.. Epps, Hayne II.
Abrams and James A. Burton were in
town last week. Mr.. Burton was look
ing after some Of Whitmire's valu-
able real estate.
Misses Myrtle Suber, Willie Mae
and Sarah Shannon are boarding here
and attending the graded school.
Mrs. Marvin Abrams and Miss
Winnie Henderson have returned
from pleasant visit to relatives at
Santuck and Maybinton.
Mr.. Lloyd Osborne, who has been
cashier Of the bank here for a num-
Der Of years, has accepted similar
position in bank in Richmond, Va.
He and his family will move there
soon. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne
aave made many friends here who re-
gret their going away.
The school here opened on the 10th.
Seventy-five pupils were enrolled the
first day and others are coming. Mr..
John B. Derrick teaches the higher
grades. He is graduate of Newberry
college, was for four years superin-
tendent Of education in Lexington
county and has had five years exper-
ience in the school-room. Mrs. Annie
Jeter has charge of the intermediate
classes. She is a pupil Of Inc Due
West Female college and Il graduate
of Winthrop. She has taught success
fully for ten years. Miss Elizabeth
Child is graduate of Georgia col
lege and was the popular teacher Of
the primary department last year.
Whitmira has fine school building
equipped with every convenience.
A pretty wedding was solemnizcd
at the home of Mrs. Mary Settler on
Wednesday the 18th at 7.30 p. M, the
contracting parties being Miss Ella
Settler, and Mr.. Eu". Hentz. of Po-
maria. The house was tastefully de-
corated with white and green. The
wedding march was sweetly render
ed by Mrs. Frances Young, of Po-
maria. The attendants were Mr.. -
Feagle and Miss Matte Young, Mr..
Tom Duncan and Miss Marie MoMil-
Ian, Mr.. Hallman Settler and Miss
Eva Dean, Mr.. Jason Ringer and
Miss Ella Duncan.
They were married beneath an
arch from which was suspended .
wedding bell. The bride wore a beau
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going away gown being a handsome
tailor made coat suit of brown Pana-
ma with pattern hat to watch. The
bridesmaids were dressed in white
with blue girdles. Immediately after
the ceremony an elegant supper was
served. The happy couple We're mar
ricd by Rev. Foster Specr assisted
by Rev. j. j. Long. The wide circle
of loving friends and relatives were
evidenced in the large and handsome
display Of gifts.
The ont Of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Owens. Of Clinton
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young, Of Rem
no; Rev. J. J. Long and Mrs. Fran
ces Young, Of Pomaria, and Mr.. Posey
Copeland, Of Clinton. The day follow
ing a reception was given at the
home of the groom near Pomaria.
Mrs. j. F.. Cofeld is suffering from
fall received somGI time ago in
which she sp1ained her arm very
badly and broke her nose.
Nita.