The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-23
THE RECORDS SCOUTS.
Good Roads Cars Will Reach New
berry on Monday Afternoon
and Spend Night Here.


afternoon received a message from
Mr.. James \. Hoyt. editor and man
ager Of the Columbia Record, saying
that the good roads scout cars OF the
Record would come to Newberry on
Monday afternoon and spend Monday
night in Newberry.
Newberry is to be congratulated
upon the decision Of the party to
spend the night here, thus giving the
people Of Newberry an opportunity
better to welcome them, and to have
them in Newberry longer.
As was stated in the last issue of
The Herald and News, a number OF
Newberry cars will meet the good
roads scouts at Little Mountain. Ac-
companying the Nevberry cars will
also probably be several cars from
Prosperity. The Herald and News has
letter from DR.. J. l. Bedenbaugh,
Of Prosperity, stating that he hopes
to be able to accompany the party IN
his machine TO Little Mountain. and
other Prosperity automobiles, lnclud-
inc that of DR.. J. J. Dominlck, will
no doubt be numbered among those
going to Little Mountain to extend
Nevberrv countv's welcome and to
BRING the cars on to Prosperity and
Newberry.
\ stop will be made at Prosperity,
where reception will be rendered the
party, and the cars will then proceed
to Newberrv. where reception Will
be rendered them, and where they Will
spend the night. Next morning they
will proceed on their way to Green-
willie. via Greenwood.
The scout cars are expected to
leave Columbia on Monday afternoon,
which will put them in Newberry be-
fore dark the same afternoon.
Among the Newberry cars which
will 60 to Little Mountain to meet
the scouts are the following:
Capt. ". S. Langford's Ford road
ster, which led the Journal-Herald
cars from Greenwood to Newberry.
Capt. Langford's car, driven by Capt.
Langford himself, will represent The
Herald and News.
4 car from the Forde Mortor Co..
It was expected that this car would
be driven by Mr.. ". c. Waldrop, who
drove Capt. Langford's car in the
lead plotting the Journal-Herald cars
from Greenwood to Newberry, and
who on that trip proved himself one
of the best drivers in the South, and
it is still hoped that he may be able
to do so, but he was confined to his
bed with sickness yesterday, and ne
NAV not be able to 60 out on the trip.
Mr.. Forde, however. Of the Forde
Mortor Co.. a driver who has proved
himself an expert on many occasions
heretofore, will take the Forde Motor
Cos. car in case Mr.. Waldrop is not
able to 60. and in Mr.. Forde his COM
panv will be ably represented IN the
matter Of driving and plotting.
Dr.. Frank D. Movers Ford road
ster. which went to Greenwood and
Abbeville to meet the Journal-Herald
cars. and which came to Newberry
ahead Of the party to have some bad
places in the road fixed.
Mr.. George W. Summer Rambler
touring car.
Mr.. Z. F. Wright's White Steamer,
which acted as one of the pilots OF
the Journal-Herald ears from Green
wood to Newberry. On that occasion
the car was driven by Mr.. R. Herman
Wright and Mr.. ". c. Moran, both
Of whom gave evidence of the excel
lence Of their driving.
Mr.. C. E. Summers Ford touring
cai.
Mr.. R. Herman Wright's Rambler
touring car.
DR.. ". G. Houseal's REQ roadster.
Accompanying the party on to
Greenwood will be Capt. ". S. Lang
ford's Ford roadster, driven BY Capt.
Langford, and, as stated, representing
The Herald and News.
In this car will be Capt. Langford
and a representative of The Herald
and News.
Mr.. G. ". Gardner, Jr., of the
Greenwood Journal, will bring a car
to Newberry to meet the scouts here
land 60 on with the party to Green
wood.
: Capt. Langford and Mr.. E. H. Aull
od;+o,. oP Tho Haral6 and News will