The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
THE NEWS OF PROSUERITY.
knights Of Pythias Elect Delegates
City Council Elccted-Eas-
ter Visiting.

The youthful swains ar getting
themselves in readiness ITO present
their ultra Minstrel on April "a.
Messrs. Marks and Lillius Simpson,
OF Newberry college, spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Mamie Gibson, Of SalutIa, is
the guest Of Mr.. w. r.. Gibson on
Brown street. :.
Mr.. Granville Wyche ran up from
the University for weekend visit
to his home town.
Miss Erin Komn is spending the
Easter tide in the capitol city.
Miss Margaret Lcckic has gone to
Williamson to spend the Easter holi-
days.
DR.. g., y. Hunter went 10 Savan-
nah last week.
The egg hunt announced in last
weeks paper will be held on the
Barre green just beyond the railroad
and opposite the parsonage.
Mr.. Geo. Harmon and his niece,
Rcbccca. are visiting his parents at
Greenwood.
Miss Minnie Boye, Erown is home
from the Presbyterian college in Co.
lumbia. She is accompanied by her
friend. Miss Josia Meffett.
Miss Marie Dent, of Columbia, is
spending the Easter tide with Mrs.
Morris.
Miss Annie Mosecy, Of the Prcsby-
terian college, is ut home for n brief
stay.
The Misses Rainbeau. Of Ninety
Six, visited Miss Marie Bobb iast
week.
Mr.. William Hartman, Of Atlanta. is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
The Dime Reading to be held May
the first Will be we'll worth while. II
yon have never seen the genuine Ted
dy Bear. he will b1 there-twelve Of
him-and. moreover, lie will sing in
The most approved style.
Mr.. r. NJ Wcrts, Of Newberry, has
been with Mr.. James Werts' family.
Mr. p. c.. 'Singley has gone to Co.
lumbia.
The election Of the X Of P's TO the
Grand Lodge at Aiken in May, result
ed as follows: Delegates: Mr.. J. D.
Quattlebaum. DR.. G. Y. Hunter; al
ternales: Mr.. \. II. Kohn, Mr.. a. G.
Wise.
The final election of city fathers
resulted as follows: HIayor, Dr. j. S.
Wheeler; wardens. Mcssrs. p. c. Sing
ley w. Il. Gibson. Il. T. Stoudemcycr
and j. p. Bowers.
Rev. Mr.. Caldwell has returned
from Pre>bytcry at Fairview, Ga.
Mr. }. Frank Browne, the popular
cashier Of the Prosperity Bank. is at
the Columbia hospital.
Little Miss Mamie Wheeler has
returned from the hospital, where she
has been for some time.
Mr. Ben Wheeler IS in town.
All the merchants have signed an
agreement to close their stores at 6,
beginnin" May /, and continuing un-
til Sept. |.
Grace congregation is observing
Passion Week services.
Consul and Mrs. Thornwcll Hay
ncs and little daughter have sailed
from Si2aporc, India, and will arrive
here some Time in May
There have been several changes
made along business lines recently.
ATr. Robert Pugh has been made as
sistant cashier Of the Pecplc's Bank.
Mr.. Lawrence Scasc will succeed Mr.
Pngh as secretary Of the Oil MILL
These changes become effective May
I.
The young people have banded
themselves together. as "Grace
Gleaners' and will have in charge
! the furnishing Of the pulpit in the
new church. Social enjoyment will
be one Of the features Of this society.
They will meet Tuesday, April 81,
with the president, Miss Kohn All
the young people Of the town are ex-
tended a cordial invitation to be pres
ent.