The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-26
NEWS OF BACHMAN CHAPEL.
Good Sunday School-Preaching at
Cannon Creek-Marriage-
Grain Crop.

whilo since this community has been
represented through the columns Of
The Herald and News, I have about
concluded to venture out for the first
time to gather few thoughts for the
public. And if this article is approx
ed by you I may be heard from again.
So if I ever venture out on either
side Of any question pertaining to the
public interest Of the people it shall
be on that side which I conceive to
represent truth, right and justice to
all.
To all Of those who are looking for
a palmer and better gospel sermon
than DR.. A. J. Bowers preached last
Sunday morning at Colony church,
are just out Of the ark of safety.
IF you want to be in good live
Sunday school and always hear a good
sermon, plain and full of spiritual
food, just come to Colony on the first
and third Sunday mornings. Sunday
school at 1880 and preaching at elev-
en- o'clock. Come early as we will be
glad to have you in our Sunday school.
Mr.. Edwin Epps, who is working
for the fire department in Columbia,
spent Friday and Saturday nights at
his old home, returning to Co. lmbia
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Cannie Mccullough, from near
Whitmire, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. G.. S. Enlow.
Mrs. J. E. Long, who has been very
sick, is improving nicely now.
Rev. Ray Anderson will begin a
series Of meetings in Cannon's Creek
church next Friday night, February
26th. The public is cordially invited
to attend these services. Rev. Ander-
son is an excellent speaker and we
hope that he will succeed in doing
much good.
Miss Maud Michigan, Of Atlanta,
Ga., is spending a while with Miss
Alma Quattlebaum.
What has become Of our old St.
Philips correspondent? (better known
in this section as Governor.) Wake
up Governor and let us hear from
vour country over there. Don't spend
all of your time with the ladies as you
know that there is time for all
things, a time to court and also
time to write. So come to the front
old boy.
Also our friend R. from the St
Paul's section. We haven't heard
anything from you lately. Spur up
old friend give lis the news oftener
from your country.
This community was very much
surprised last Sunday afternoon whel4
the news reached us Of the marriage
Of Mr.. ]. D. H. Kibler, of the Bach
man Chapel section to Miss Daisy
Werts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
P. Werts, Of the jolly Street sectlon
The ceremony was performed Sunday
afternoon about two o'clock by Rev
NJ. O. J. Kreps, Of Prosperity. We
extend our hearty congratulations to
the happy couple and wish for them
much happiness and success as trey
Journey along the path Of life togeth-
er.
The grain crop has improved We. !
,, much since the weather has been so
warm. It doesn't really seem like
February as You can see the trees
budding out as if it were spring. AL
though We are not objecting to it at
all as we find it isn't good idea to
worry about anything which we can t
amend.
There has been some improvements
recently in this section in the way OF
building. F. /. Strauss has built tCr-
ant house togther with improvements
on his dwelling and other houses. He
has also built another chimney to his
dwelling.
D. ". Buzhardt has built tenant
house also other work on his dwelling.
J. D. Quattlebaum has recently
built work shop.
Mr.. W. F. Enlow has built dwell!
ing house which his son, G. S. Enlov
and family occupy.
The outlook now is that there won't
be as much fertilizer used this spring
as was last. Now its the time 70 60
slow in the way Of making debts, for
/ if we make less debts and cotton Is
! 9 cents again next fall it won't hurt
/ So had