The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-16
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Rev. T. o. Keiste. breaches at Grace
Lutheran Church-Personal
Mention.


on an extended visit to Miss Fred
Cleveland. at whose wedding she will
be maid Of honor.
Mr.. Hart Kohn and Mr.. Paul Eel
lcrs spent Sunday with the farmers
home people.
Miss Ethel Paysinger is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Juliet Wheeler.
Mr.. Fred Schumpcrt. Of Austin.
Texas. spent last week Will his sis
ter. Mrs. Mosclcy, and brothers.
AIrSSrS. JAS. Frank Schumpcrt.
Mrs. Ellie Kinard has gone to Tn
ion for short stay.
Chil'lrcn's Day will be observed in
Grace church the fourth Sunday inst.
In the morning there will be a ser
mon to the children by the pastor and
and an address in The afternoon bv
Rev. :. p. koon, with exercises bv
the children Themselves
Miss Bell of Virginia. is the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Ira Caldwell.
Rev. Y. Y. Boozer. of Concord. \.
t., Is vlSil!n" Mrs. J. p. Whcclcr's
family.
Mrs. Quattlcbaum. Of Bambcrs. is
al Mr. j. d. Quattlcbaum :.
Mr.. ). b. Dennis is preparing to
mov" his family 10 our town at an
early date.
McSSrS. I. F.. Long. p. f. Shcalcv.
". +. Pn"h, h,left Monday for Char
lesion and Mt. Pleasant to resume
their studies ut the Theological sem
mary
The children Of the "Childrcns'
Missionary Society," will have
"pcanut hunts on the church green
Friday afternoon
Mrs. Ellie Kinard desires through
these columns to extend her sincere
thanks t" the many friends who min
stored so lovingly to them during the
recent illness and death of her hus-
band, Mr.. Andrew Kinad.
On Saturday afternoon quite
wave Of pleasure swept over our city
when the tidmgs Of the SSGs=.zrn of
! beloved former pastor, Rev. r. O.
kelster. d. D., was announced for
Sunday. DR.. Keistcr brought mes
sage to Grace church Sunday evening
from tile Songs of Solomon 2:17:
"Until the day break and the shad-
ows flee away.' His sermon was
deep, thoughtful, helpful and inspir-
ing. He dwell tenderly upon the
changes both pleasing and sorrowful
that have come about after separation
OF l3 years and bade all to press
steadily forward until the shadows of
earth break away and give peace to
he glorious sunshine of heaven. AT
present DR.. Kcistcr is the popular
past"r of the church at Roanoke.
Va. re leaves today for his home
after most joyful meetings and hand
ShaEingS with all his qnandam par
iShoncrS. not one Of whom has he.
with his remarkable memory. forgot
, ten. The best of Prospcrtv's good
wishes go back with him to the VAL
lev of Virginia.
Mr.. Henry j. Rawl made busi-
ness trip to Lexington the early part
Of the week.
Mr.. Geo Steele has bought Il lot ON
the rear Of the old mill and will be-
, gin bnilding residence and shop i'm
! mediatclv.
Chief Workman has moved into the
Barre house on Main street.
Mrs. McFadden stopped over a
few days on the way TO her school,
, near Trmo.
Mrs. Mary Rawl is with Mrs. J. A.
Simpson,
Mr. J. W. Hawkins has decided to
become an Il. T.. u. man end Mr.. 4.
4. Counts will succeed him at the
, fri"g Hardware Co.
The cvanGelists after il successful
fnrtnlgh! s. series Of MEETINGS have
f"ldrd their tents like the Arabs and
silently stolen away We trust !ha
their efforts have not been in vain
for thrv laborcd long and diligently.
y very me" purse was made up for
them.
Mr.. Levi Boland. former towns
man. has been here greeting old
friends.
There will be an oyster snpncr at
The citv ball Friday at G.3O y. m,
| Everybody is invited TO come and Ell.