The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-08
TIE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Cradle Roll To Be Entertained.-Mls-
sionary al.-Death of Mrs.
Sol Livingston.

resume ler SluQleS 1R TIE DQS1He9S
College there.
Mr.. Percy Geiger, Of St. Matthews,
visited Messrs. Sam kohn and F. D.
Black on his way to his school a.
Hamer.
Mrs. Markt and Mrs. Whites re-
turned - their home in Atlanta on
Monday. after delightful stay
among old friends and old scenes.
Mr.. Milling. Of Greenwood. made
a weekend visi; to friends in the
city.
Miss Mary Wright. of Newberry. IS
visiting the Misses Werts and Mrs.
Z. ". Bedenbaugh.
Mrs. P. c. Singley. superintendent
of the Cradle Roll Department OF
Grace Sunday school, will entertain
the mothers and members in the Sun
day school room next Saturday at 4
.. m. All the mothers and friends
and tinv tots are cordially invited to
be present. A delightfully."- helpful!
anG informal gathering is promised.
Mr.. Howell Schumpert left Fri
dav for Atlanta 10 visit his brother.
Mr.. Osborne Schumpert.
Mr.. A. L. Counts has moved his
family 70 Greenwood. He goes there
to take his former position with the
Craig Hardware Co.
Messrs. Hart Kohn and Paul Eel
lers, OF Columbia. spent Sunday IN
the city.
Miss Minnie. Boyd Brown left
Monday for Due West to enter the
Female College there.
The Young people enjoyed straw
ride - tack " party at the resi-
tience cf Rev. Z. ". Bedenbaugh on
Tuesday evening. Quite a full flow Of
merriment was apparent during the
entire evening.
Mr.. Oscar Simpson left Monday
for the Medical College at Charles
ton. where he goes 70 complete his
course in medicine.
Grace Missionary society has ar
ranged 10 have a missionary revival
beginning October IS and continuing
every evening for one week. Five or
ator> have been among them
are the followine-Rev. J. Henry
Harms. Rev. Edward Fulenwlder.
Prot. r. Z. Thomas. Dr.. Cromer. Tie
entire community is invited 10 be
present and lend the inspiration II
their presence to the services. Spe-
cal music will be rendered every
evening and the offerings will. 90 to-
wards furthering the mission cause.
MrS. Hassie Hendrix and daugh-
ter have returned to the city and are
living on McNairy street.
Rev. NJ. O. J. Kreps returned We'd
nesiay from Charleston, where he
went to attend a meeting Of the Sem
mary board.
Mrs. Elizabeth BoineSt. who has
been on a visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
7. O. Counts. returned to Pomaria,
Tuesday.
TIE frs: number on the programme
far this years lyceum VIII be given
Tuesday the 18th instant, at tie Au-
ditorium at $50 p. m. The attrac-
,ion is The Morphet Co.. and they
advertise an evening Of mirth, music
w~G magic. The course This year is
2 GanGv one. Tie six numbers are
veil chosen an.l varied. No one taste
vii. be entered tn exclusively. Glenn
scr College has pronounced this the
r?ost entertaining entertainment they
have ever had there. The season
tickets a:e IS follows: Single ticket
S2.50; double ticket $3.50. Schoo!
children. 500: single admission SOC.
Let rs al attend end make success
i the jyceum.
Mrs. J. +. Browne is expected 10
he anon" her friends again early
next week. She is improving very
rapidly.
Through tAe death Of Mrs. Sol.
I.;vingstun on Monday, the Bachman
Chapel community has sustained an
irreparab..e loss. She was a most eS-
tinable woman. as the many friends
can and do testify. Her life was
long. full and useful one. she having
attained to the age Of - year,.
"Trnlv size was ike : <heaf Of wheat
fully r::." &nd ready 20 be @arner"1
fur The Masters kingdom Oh hlc:.
She lea~.S 70 regret her, an aged hus-
band. one son, Mr.. Berry Livingston.
Of Prosperity. and : daughter, Mrs.