The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-02
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Millinery Opening-Lutheran Synod
Lesson Learned at Gentry
Show.

the winter, particularly the trees and
the ladies. The trees have donned
their bright hues and the women are
following suit by getting themselves
stunning hats. At the millinery open
ines Tuesday and Wednesday were
displayed myriads Of hats that were
the embodiment Of style, good taste,
and becomingness. We always have
here pretty creations to enhance wo-
mans crowning glory, and this year
the milliners have reached the high
water mark. We cannot attempt to
tell you what you should buy, or what
color you should choose to be in vogue
but there are those who will take a
special delight in saving you any
further thought along this line. At
Moseley Bros, you will find Miss
Staten ready to cater to your tasJe.
Miss Bobb will not tire trying to
demonstrate which Of her hats you
should wear. Miss Taylor, at Mrs.
Gaines, is ready and willing to show
you her entire stock.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Of South Carolina convenes here ear
! ly in November, and the Woman S
Missionary convention also, beginning
October and continuing three
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Copeland are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moseley.
The company formerly known as
the Prosperity Roller Mill Co. has
dissolved and the mill building and
lot were bought by Mr.. Wp. Moseley.
It is current that Messrs. Anderson
and Hodges will move their tent to
the city for a series Of meetings.
Mrs. Bramen, Of Union, is with her
sister, Mrs. Kinard.
Miss Gertrude Simpson has gone IT,
Columbia to enter the Deaconess
Training school preparatory to her
departure for the foreign fleld-a
year hence. 9
Mrs. Alice Robertson visited Mrs.
J. L. Wise last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hough held a series of
very helpful meetings at the A. R.: P
church last week, administering COM
munion on Sunday.
The Lords Supper will be cele-
brated at Grace church Sunday. A
full congregation is desired.
Miss Hannah Wilson, after pleas
ant stay, has gone to her home in
Savannah.
Long Bros. of the Bethel section
sustained a very heavy loss few
days ago. Their ginnery burned, their
machinery was comparatively new
No insurance.
Mrs. Clara Blair, of Columbia, is
visiting the Misses Bobb.
Mr.. H. S. Boozer visited his daugh'
ter, Mrs. J. P. Wheeler, this week.
Mr.. Lawrence Sease went up tc
Clemson Saturday.
Mrs. Fripp and children, Of Char.
lesion, were the guests Of Mrs
Craig last week.
Master Allen Lester has returned
to the Citadel, and Master Harold
Craig to the Porter Military Academ!
at Charleston.
The public missionary meeting
Sunday evening at Grace church wa:
postponed. due to the inclemency 81
the weather. It will be held Sunday
evening, Oct. i.
Misses Annie Moseley and Minnie
Boyd Brown have returned to theil
studies at the Presbyterian college
in Columbia.
Quite a goodly number Of our peo
pie carried their little folks up tt
Gentry's Show to be entertained ane
instructed. Apropos Of instruction
reminds us Of the lesson there fol
parents. A little girl who had seer
tha show was asked by her mother
if she had seen how beautifully the
animals obeved their masters, and il
animals could do that well, how nucl
better could and should little girl:
and boys do. "Ye> indeed, mother.
said the tot. ''naybc | could do bet
ter If had been as well trained.
Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. DeWalt, ant