The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-12
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Rev. P. 81. E. Derrick Called to St.
Phillips Passionate News
Personal.

Prosperity. Feb. 11-Rev. J. D.
Bowles, Of Coronaca, has returned
home from a visit TO MI. S. L. Eel
lers' family.
The young people spent a very
pleasant evening enjoying the hospl-
tahty of Mr.. Willie Moseley last
Thursday evening.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
P. H. E. Derrick will be pleased to
learn that he has been called to the
St. Phillips pastorate Consisting OF
Bachman Chapel, SIT. Phillips, and
Mt. Olivet ehurches). He and his
family will aanive in the early spring.
Mrs. Bessie Lane is spending a
month at st. Lukes.
Mr.. Chas. Barre was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Calmes leaves the latter part
Of this week for northern markets.
Mrs. Bray, Of Florence, who is
pleasantly remembered among US as
Miss Kate Smith, IS the guest Of DIR.
Luther's family.
Mrs. B. B. Sehumpert has returned
from "a visit to friends in Newberry.
The Woman's Missionary societies
of QUIZ four churches have organized
union, meetings to be held quarter
ly. The first meeting will be in the
A. R. P. church next week. All the
women of the town are invited and
urged to attend.
Mr.. Willie Long and family, of the
county, have moved into the Shealy
house, in Main street.
Mr.. Oin Bobb spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Gaines spent Sunday with
Mrs. Latham, at Little Mountain.
= Watch this column for the date OF
the repetition Of the Merry Maids ,
Minstrel, with new jokes and more
songs and different stunts.
One of our friends the other day
said she had no. news to tell No. 8,
but that she knew something that
would benefit the readers Of The
Herald and News more than a casual
mention of names, and asked me to
include in my letter the following re-
NEEDLES. Very few there are OF those
who wear shoes, who are not aware,
al. some time Or other, that they have
feet. For corns, common ink, applied
at least twice a day, for two weeks,
will remove COINS and afford instant
relief. For colds, la grippe and KIN
dred ailments, baking soda, half tea
spoonful, in half a glass Of water,
taken every -four: hours, rs a sure cure.
Like Uneeda Biscuit, 1T is best by test,
and will save you DOCTORS bill, may
be.
Tne Rev. Gilbert P. Voigt delivered
an excellent sermon at Colony Sun
day, to a delighted congregation.
i Mrs. Matte Cook and Miss Der
rick, of O'Neall's, visited Mrs. Mon
roe Wicker last week.
- Miss Leila Groseclose, Of Ehrhardt,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Nancy Derrick is visiting Mrs.
E. H. Pugh.
Mr.. ". A. MoSeley went ITO Savan-
nah Wednesday to spend a few days
with Mr.. NJ. C. Moseley.
Mrs. Workman has been visiting
her parents at Laurens.
Miss Julia Schumpert will enter
tain the younger berg of young folks
with valentine party on Friday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Nora Hoffman has returned to
Columbia from a short stay with Mrs.
J. S. Wheeler.
Messrs. Jno. Pat. Wise and Geo.
Summer were in town Wednesday.
The four congregations of which
Rev. Ira Caldwell is pastor united
and gave them a most substantial
housewarming Saturday. The mem
bers came with weQ-filleo baskets,
and enjoyed delightful spread, as
we'll as a social hour or two.
Mrs. Moseley will receive Friday at
-four 'clock in honor Of the Palmet-
:; to club and St. Valentine s day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Long, Of Sa-
luda. were in the city Saturday.
News of Pomaria.