The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-09
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movements Of Newberrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and 9th
or Happenings.

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the Misses West.
o 'Ncall Street Methodist church
will be dedicated on next Sunday.
Key. MIR. Miller, pastor, hopes to have
with him at that time as many of
the former pastors as he can and q
very interesting and impressive pro,
gram has been arranged. The Herald
and News hopes to print in TUESDAYS
paper brief history Of the church
IN connection with an account Of the
dedication services.
The First Baptist church has been
completed and is one OF the hand
soonest and the most churchlv
church building in Ncwbcrrv. The
congregation will hold farewell ser
vices in The olh building next Sunday
ami lh" Sunday following, which will
be the third Sunday in June, their
irNt services will be in the new
church building.
Mr.. Cannon &. tIraSr, candidate
Tor sheriff, has filed his pledge and
paId his assessment. lie is the first
on" I" dn this. but the treasurer of
In" executive committee says he is
realty I" furnish receipts To other
candidates.
Miss Maggie Thornton, Of Char
l"Il". \. g., is visiting the family Of
her uncle, Mr.. j. \. Thornton.
President Srhrrrr is To- be COM
mcn'l"d for tue good order which has
5" far been preserved during the com
mrnrrm"mt exercises. He announced
very p"Sitiv"ly that he would hav"
any disturbance suppressed or the
disturbrr removed.
Mr.. I. \. Chalmers, Of Wallhalla,
is visiting" relatives i'm Ncwbrrrv. lie
Is accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Jessie thnlmcrS
Prof. NJ. g. B"lau'l, who has been
superintendent of the graded
school ai 81. George for tine past
year. has returned to his home at
Little Mountain.
Rrr. Mr.. James who was called to
th" paSt"ratc Of the Avcligh PrcSbv-
terrain church has resigned as pastor
Of the Presbyterian church at Andcr-
son I" take effect on the first of July
and will accept the call to the New
berry church.
Miss Ida Mae Shcclcy, Of Pomara,
is spending" IL while with her brother,
Mr.. JAS. u. Shcrlry, and taking in
commencement.
Mr. ". II. Eddy, ST.. Of .Jalapa.
received the sad intelligence Thurs
day of the death Of his brother AL
fred Eddy in M"rristown. \. j.; he
had Il stroke Of paralysis week or
$" ago from which ne never recover
ed
MIR. l.. \. Gcttys Of Shelby, y. e..
IS visiting Mrs. |. II. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Graddick. Of
Ianr"nbrrg. \. C.. are visiting Mrs.
Jacob Sem, the mother of Mrs. Grad
t!,rk.
Mrs. Jacob Sem, Mrs. +. {. Grad
dick and Mr.. .Jno. a. Sem are at
tending the Confederate reunion in
Birmingham Mrs. Seen has two
sons living in Birmingham.
Rev. J. H. Graves. the former pas
tor Of the O'Nrall street Methodist
church who will be here :y assist in
the dedication services next Sunday,
will preach at O'Ncall on Saturday
evening ut eight clock
Miss Sara Caldwell, who attended
Winthrop college the past session. is
home for the vacation. She was ono
of the unfortunate young ladies who
lost her trunk in the fire at Rock
Hill.
Miss Hattie Scasc, Of Little Noun.
tain, and Miss Carrie Mitchell, Of Sa-
ludn, are visiting Miss Sara Caldwell.
Miss Louise Ohlcr, of Chester, is
visiting the family of Capt. W. II.
Shelley.
Misses Rcbccca and Margaret
Moore. of Greenwood, are the guests
Of their aunt, Mrs. p. G. Ellisor.
Mrs. Chester Taylor and family
are visiting her sister NJ, \. G..
rhomaSon
Miss Blanch Parrott. of Sauda
county. i spending commencement
with Mrs Maggie Thonlasnr