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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11
SEMI-CENTENNIAL.
Literary Societies of Newberry Col
lege Celebrate Fiftieth Ami
VerSary.

On Friday morning at 1880
o 'clock the Excelsior and Phrenakos-
mian literary societies of Newberry
college, celebrated their fiftieth an
niversary in Holland hall.
An appreciative audience gathered
to participate in this fftieth birth
day exercise, to which the members
Of the two literary societies had in
vited Gov. NJ. F. Ansel, on the part
of the Excelsior society, and DIR. j.
H. Wilson, of Savannah, on the part
of the Phrenakosmian society, and
representatives from all the leading
colleges in the State.
Mr.. H. B. Hare gracefully presided
over the ceremonies, and Mr.. W. L.
Kibler in a gracious, cordial manner
extended a welcome to the visiting
speakers as we'll as to those who had
come to lend their presence and en-
ioy with the college students this
happy occasion.
Three of the colleges failed to have
their representatives present, it
seems through some mistake in the
hour of the meeting, as some constru-
ed the invitation to be for Friday.
These were Wofford, Clemson: and
the Presbyterian college at Clinton.
Those who were present reflected
much credit on the institutions which
they represented. These were ]. H.
Sullivan, of the South Carolina uni
versity; C. B. Elliott, of Erskine; B.
F. Ezell, of Furman; and 3. Il. Ar
rington. of the Co-educational Instl-
tute, Of Edgefeld.
DR.. Wilson, of Savannah, in his
address rehearsed the early history
of the college from its beginning, and
paid glowing and beautiful tribute
to DR.. Smeltzer, who was president
of the institution in the hard years
following the war.
Governor Ansel, who is an honor
ary member of the Excelsior society,
in the beginning Of his short talk
stated that he had not come to make
an address, but to enjoy the birth
day occasion, and lend his moral sup
port in celebrating the fftleth ami
versarv of these societies. He tried
to impress upon the young men be-
fore him most forcibly the impor-
tance of learning to speak, in public,
and told them that there was no pro-
fession in life il which they would
not at some tine or other be glad
Of their ability to speak before an
audience, and that now was the time
for such ability to be acquired.
In conclusion the governor express
ed himself as being particularly glad
to be with the members of the socie-
ties and to be i'm Newberry, and he
bade the boys godspeed and lett
with them the wish that they may
always be found in the front rank Of
those things which make for the up
lift Of the college.
The music furnished by the college
orchestra was very good. indeed, and
was so much enjoyed. They played
several selections and added much to
the pleasure Of the occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The postof1ce will observe Sunday
hours today.
The banks will all close today and
observe Memorial.
The Veterans dinner will be serv-
ed in the old court house today at II
O'Clock.
The stores will close this afternoon
as has been the custom for several
years on Memorial day.
The Amus-U theatre continues to-
have crowds and the attrac ions this
week are especially god.
The ". C. T. Z. will meet with
Mrs. Mary Wright on Thursday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock.
Miss Kate Lou Neel resigned on
Friday as one of the teachers in the
Newberry graded school.
The game between Newbtrry and
Furman on Saturday at Newberry
was very ..',terestlng one AMI resu(j-
ed in a score Of 5 to 4 in favor Of
Newberrv.
There Will be a meeting of the
Orpheus club Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. S. B. Jones at eight
O'Clock. Members earnestly request
ed to be present.
The regular business meeting of
the Bachelor Maids will be held in
the rooms of the chamber of COM
merce on Wednesday afternoon at
four O'Clock. All the members are
expected to be prompt in coming to
the meeting.
There will be the regular midweek
services at the Lutheran Church Of
the Redeemer Wednesday night at s
O'Clock The address will be made
by Prof. G. P. Voigt. The mems
meeting announced for Wednesday
night has been postponed.
Those who have promised contri-
buttons for the veterans dinner will
greatly oblige the soliciting commit
tee if they will send in these contri"
buttons promptly. Send to the old
court house, and if possible send by
ten O'Clock.
At the baby show Friday afternoon
the first prize was awarded to the
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Sum-
mer, and the second prize to the lit
tie boy of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Adams, and the third prize to the
little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Summer.
The ladies Of the A. R. P. church
will sell strawberries and ice cream
on the vacant lot on Main street op-
posite the bakery on the old John
stone lot on Thursday afternoon be-
ginning at ) o'clock. This will be a
very pretty strawberry and ice cream
festival and everybody is invited to
come and help the ladies out.
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Death of MIR. L. z. Davis.

L.K. Davis of West End died Sun
daynight after along illness Of COM
plication of diseases aged about 42
years. He came to Newbery about
year ago from Batesburg. He leaves
a wife and large family of small
children. He was buried yesterday
at West End cemetery, Rev. J. F.
Mccall. performing the burial SER
vice. Mr.. Davis was a member Of the
Baptist church and a good pleasant
hard working man. His family has
the sympathy of many friends.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

The grand lodge Of Odd Fellows
meets this week in Aiken. The dele
gates from Pulaski lodge are Messrs.
q. T.. Blease. J. Marion Davis. Van
Smith. T. Danielson. ". H. Harde-
man. Otto Klettner. and N. NJ. Sat-
terwhite.
From Mollohon lodge the delegates
are Messrs. E. T. Rivers. c. A. Sims,
and J. F. Mcconnell.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Committees Appointed-New Mem
bers Being Received-EVery
One Should Join.

President O. B. Mayer. Of tie
chamber of commerce. has been IN
no hurry in making announcements
Of the standing committees
1t was the purpose Of President
Mayer and the new board Of gover-
nors to get the membership on a
business basis, and to secure as many
new members as possible before max
ing the appointment Of the standing
committees.
Every business man in the city Of
Newberry should identify himself
with this organization, but: Of course,
there are always some who will not
do so.
A live chamber of commerce can
do great deal for the commercial
progress and development OF the
community, and by united effort only
can very much be done.
It was decided at the beginning OF
the present administration to have
in the organization only those who
would be willing to cooperate and
pull together, and take an active
part in the work Of the organization.
Unfortunately some Of the mem
bers did not continue their member
ship. but a good many new members
have been added and it is hoped IN
the very near future to have the
membership considerably over one
hundred.
President Mayer, however, has al
ready appointed his committees and
they are given in this connection.
Officers Chamber of Commerce.
O. B. Mayer, president.
z. F. Wright, 1st vice president.
NJ. L. Spearman, End vice president
W. G. Mayes. treasurer.
S. S. Cunningham, secretary.
bOdIU u OOHcl uOlo.
O. B. Mayer, z. F. Wright, M. l..
Spear.2~n. F. H. Aull, J. N. Kibler,
J. B. A:a.,rs, c. T. Summer, W. H.
Wallace, Is. G. Mayes.
Standing and Special Committees.
Manufactures-Z. F. Wright, G.
w. Summer. W. H. Hunts. ]. NJ. Kin
ard, Geo. S. Mower.
c., c. & o. R. RI. F. Wright,
E. H. Aull, W. K. Sigh.
Transportation-E. NJ. Evans, E.
R. Hipp, O. McR. Holmes, J. A. Bur-
ton, T. @. Boozer, J. H. Summer:
Public improvements. H.. :Aull,
W. G.. Houseal, I. H. Hunt, J. M.
Kinard, Nat Gist, E. H. Kibler, E. c..
Sonnenberg.
Conventions R. Hipp, j. J.
Langford, A. T. Brown, G. L. Epps,
A. J. Gibson, G. F. Wearn.
Membership. H. West, F. R.
Hunter, Robt Mayes.
Auditing Committee-M. NJ. Bu-
ford. W =. Wallace.
Public Entertainments. NJ. Kib-
Ter, R. H. Wright, F. D. Mower, c. j.
Purcell, J. n. Mclaughlin, J. R. Fair,
H. H. Rikard.
commerce-W. H. Shelley, P. E.
Scott, C. E. Summer, E. NJ. Evans,
Arthur Kibler.
Lexington County-G. W. Summer,
H. L. Parr, ". H. Hunt.
Education-J. H. Harms, G. B..
Cromer, W. A. Stuckey, W. H. Wal
lace.
Kempson Ferry Road-C. T. Sum-
mer. G.. B. Summer, J. c. Goggans,
Jr., J. A. Peterson.
Steel Bridge Road-Van Smith, P.
E. Scott, E. S. Werts, J. D. Daven-
port. Robt. Parks, J. B. Mayes.
Finance-M. L. Spearman, J. NJ.
Kinard, B. C. Matthews, W. G.
Mayes.
Advertising-J. B. Mayes, J. B.
Hunter, L. G. Eskridge, C. D. Weeks,
J. H. Baxter, J. C. Goggans, Jr., }. P.
Sheely.
Statistics-W. H. Wallace, W. A.
McSwain, G. B. Cromer, G. S. Mower.
~
Legislation-Alan Johnstone, G. S.
Mower, E. R. Hipp, Arthur Kibler.
Rules. F. Wilson, J. L. Bowles,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

L0ST-In Drayton street on Satur
day open face gold watch witt
black ribbon fob. Initials A. d
H. on gold locket. Reward if rel
turned to Herald and News Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

WANTED-You to look at our Line
of Electric Sod Irons, Electric
Fans, Sewing Machine Motors, two
ball adjusters, Tungsten lamps,
etc. Summer Bros. Co.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

Medal Contest at Prosperity.
At Prosperity on Friday night,
May IA, will be held W. C. T. q.
medal contest, in the city hall, at
$50 o'clock. Mrs. J. F. Browne Will
have charge Of the musical part of
the program at this meeting.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

YES! We have sold a lot Of gardenI
and lawn rubber hose, wire screens
and doors, fly traps, fly paper,
etc., but we have more left and
want your orders.
Summer Bros. Co.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

LOST-Ladies' Gold Bead Necklace.
Reward if returned to residence of
Mrs. J. W. M. Simmons.
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NOTICE-Cotton Seed. We want
your remnants Of seed, and will
pay you highest market price for
same, or will exchange you Mea
and Hulls for same until the 20tH'
day of May, 1909.
Respectfully,
Little Mountain Oil Mill & Ferti-
lHer Co.
5-43t.
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LOST-Elks stick pin, diamond set
ting. Liberal reward is left at The
Herald and News Office.
5-4-09-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-11

SEE US for your needs in Bundle
TWine.
Summer Bros. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! CENT A WORD.
No advertisement taken for
less than Is cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
SRtetnatipMa!c Srascn.

Ioriiber miro o!ls Hon deitries
bHn: Gin itoIicpii0er Sonrnuliit Den
6ic leB.cn Nahridten iiGer Ole DIT
rcidliid) tiirfiidcn %erbUnOlun4cn
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Der SrientirnNc 5i bciniicn laitet
Den Nrtitcl nit oen g3ortcn eill Die
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nit gar nid)ta ouocrcm beiNGiti9t,
c@ III cine %uouit0noigc Eorcntb,ie
III scl politiiden Srugcu tin9etrctcu.
Sd claude annebmcn III biirfcn,
0ielt EordntDcic I'M &inblid niti bic
Critntirnge Dem Milliitcr Sittoni
HidDt tu1angcilehm mar, oenn 81,
Soh2 Stolitn'3 iii muDrlit feline bel.
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lcllcN GcrbiInoctcn, SSlpoiSti urlo
Wtilouonopitid) bnben boS Dioplidite
gethon, Stolien III compronnittircn.
S~molafi bot in Icircr 9rnlarcb,
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lano ul0 6ronFrciGl ionocrn aud,
Stolicn inter sen W1dtcn ocnolnt,
Die nit Nu!Glano cinperltdnocn iin0
III Der @erurthcillmg beS GItreid)i.
ld)en StunopunftcS; ELECTROMAGNETIC
itlt0 Die Sfuptihlna IN 9clora0 mi2,
herlm haben StoIicn cltentotip Sen
Gonf filr Die Setbicn bc5cugtc Spn.
patbie allSgeiproAen iilo aud, oo8
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3ipild)cn lad 5miidlcn Scitrcid,. In.
adrn lnb ELECTROMAGNETIC l,llr ols Gin
ilellcr WelpeiS oaiiir oligcio6t pcr.
Den, ooB nall III Ncter3Gur1 INN
Sel9roo oiif Stalien 9cgcn Scltreidl
redllls. Wdntes boron mag ia ol,d)
rld)tla Iciil. abcr 0ua fonntc ilid)t
hiitocrn, hoB mon in Stolien BARON
allf Na3 llnongebmitc bcriiGrt nor.
N'nn fam Dos @criid)t iiber Die
Observation-Disclosures oeS beutidc,
aoiiers in Serbinbun9 nit Dem gr-
tIftl oea Generals 8roicn Sd,liei.
le,t. Iif, in oieienr artifel mirb ser
epentiieQc 9lnid)lllb 2taliaE'S Gil 81,
flin'tlSen Begner IcItinlono's ais
'o 8llt ipie iidcr o%n8enonmlen. Tar.
llber natilrlid) rel,e erpbe GerItim.
lnnng, Die lid IN Dem nerp5ien DC.
lirebeli 5ei9t. oas Miitbd)en al, Sc.
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SeItrelh : Glgaril, Dos lcioer ourd
iipei iftpere fshlcr mGbreno unb all
ldblidj Der Grbbeben . aotoitropb,
on5n oek @oriuanb selieiert bot
Nod Meiiina iinb iriitcr oocr ipGtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

pltllft nit Nltn llnb Sen Siebepunft
nit 100 6e5eidnct. IS lit einfod) al.
}%ltlelcn, mo man meib ~ioiort, ME
man nit @1rmcs mo %a1ltegrooen
curon lit. Sn 6ronfreidL 9cutid),
lono uno Der luiiicnid)oitliden @eIt
lit Oas G%eliiuS. pocr Gcntigrao.Sbcr
mometcr id)on Idngit I'M @ebralld b;
alld) G%elttid)lnnb bot Dos friiber &C.
b1al!d)te Ncomur.Q thermometer uui.
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mar, ais cos 6obrenbeit'id)e. Mleirl
c3 gebt bier, ME in pielen onoeren
Gin1cn. Serfon1men mo 0raud) er.
ben lid mie cine clpigc &ronfbeit
fnyf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Su0rsfaue.

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~'gGnlobsSira bS acre al
observation-disclosures. 90 Sabre AT.
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Nm %. 5omar Mileelmira scmifh, gr.
1907, WitltoHsE ace. st Nabre alt.
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SiiosSSono1tdrs Shdbt, 50 Sabre at.
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8ranbu- 1ttdbc, 40 Sabre at.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 60 labre alt.
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90 Sabre alt.
9(m %, Gamiar Glt5aOet1 5rnae, glr. $50
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gmt %. SaGIar Sanra S.tF, gtr. 2010,
SinnIIlpooo S.tate, q Sabre all.
Slm IS. Sanuar Genus 6%ranliiu, 9'r. 500.
SlboW Cane. IS Sabre alt.
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stm ~ ,IGnuar Mitn GAINS. 81 Sinccni'e
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Sccit Sttabc IS 1abre at.
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glm 81. TImlar Subn S~uluiusti, 9tr. 1861
S!nbrcsErdtc, 50 fd1rc at.
Am Is. Ianunr Nj sac! M:tfea. q. @tg
CENTS &inocrsgIipl. 10 cage at. '
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Glm =. 1uruur Nin am @isaciac, lr. 537.
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fire No'Dttnl. "a rnhge at.
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Nm 81. Sallinr WeorGc 9cbGau, Nj. 14tS.
GnntsGirdbc, 81 Sabre alt.
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Sio'ScibtsNtlrdBe % Tdptc alt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

fen. Gic MiberfoIqc ser Tcgicru1s
limo non pgridIiCOcncr Scitc Dem 9Ill-
fitrtitacietc }uQeidricbcu wor0cn.
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Intitruits Geiebgebune.

Gie gunoeSreQicrung Dnt mlter
Dem GrGiioanten GooiepcIt cine siem.
lid groBe all5abl 9arif)tliter @erfoD.
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gerfabren, Dos piele MiGionen sefo.
ffet, ber5lid lpenis Re :ausaefommlen
gle beiteben fcrt tlii5en u,o geoei.
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Nd)t Scitru,
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iii Die SrodcnIcBln8 Der gnr5cn Ter.
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MGrGaret 2intdnD.

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llllg lbUcr Gph;Cr. ,5rart Mlarp G.. Gdibmener.
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Ghriitinn Ealnlcr.

Gs faro CHI 30. Sdnuor 1909 in feincr Gcb
NINA. gr. 5l2, glOro.6oniNgtpus9toe. 6hrl,
titan Sniiier, 8~e!ictter Suite BON Marauretb,
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liiilg aus i.utt. (31-3)
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cUuDunS EurtaN
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WnifiMarf Se,aeterD.

ehfeaE. 5rnE.!tn Sibg, Sal..mrrt q. asIisn
ecQtnbTIbpinse sum Serinri ncn s25 q,
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tlr piet SrGber, Sreie Senusuiie Der aapeD
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&criG 1T

r.VpNt..bir lci0' nTs SparsGeteiH."
Bic Notwithstanding liHo geduiteiltpdbl
fiROei an Sienitog, ten 2. %tSebr'tar. IN set
cinSlpIal,. sr. 1909, Narfs S.rat., toll.
t32--3) SSco. ). Sdnrioer, SeIreidr.