The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-01-01
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Comings al Goings of Many
People During The Holiday
Season.

family.
Miss Rosabel Harmon, Of the
Presbyterian college, Charlotte, came
home for the holidays.
Miss Ruth Perry, of Newberry,
spent several days with Miss Willis
last week.
Mr.. George Harmon, who is stu
dent of the Atlanta Dental college,
came home for the holidays.
Mr.. Hunter Caldwell and Mr.. Au-
eustus Young went to Newman, Ga,
for brief visit.
Prof. and Mrs. Sease, of Clemson
college. are at DR.. Hunters.
Mr.. Oscar Simpson, Of the Char
lesion Medical college, came home
last week.
Mr.. Cecil Wyche, private secretary
to Senator Gary, and Mr.. Granville
Wyche, Of the university, are with
their parents during the holidays.
Mr.. Harold, of the P. NJ. A., at
Charleston, is home for the holidays.
Miss Issoline Wyche, who teaches
the Utopia school, is home for the
holidays.
Messrs. Walter, Robert, and Nc
Fall Wise, Marks and Lillius Simp-
son, Sam and Hal Kohn, Clifton
Kreps and Chas. Barre, of Newberry
college, are in town.
Miss Dominick, of Newberry, is the
guest of the Misses Harmon.
Miss Lucy Hill, of Newberry, will
be with Miss Julia Schumpert for a
few days.
Misses Minnie Boyd Brown and
Annie Moseley are here from the
Presbyterian college.
Misses Willie May Wise and Clara
Gibson are spending the holidays at
home.
Miss Ethel Counts, who teaches at
Hampton, is at home for two weeks.
Miss Kate Thompson, Of Due West,
is at home.
Mr.. Young Brown. Of Ewk:te col
lege, is spending the holidays at
home.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. ". P.
B. Harmon were called to the bed
side of their granddaughter, little
Rebecca Harmon, who was danger
ously i'll. We are glad to state that
she is now convalescent.
We thoroughly agree with the
sentiment of Tuesdays editorial On
Santa Claus. By all means encour-
age imagination in children. There's
nothing half so sweet in a child's life
as fairy tales, myths and such. Take
away the benefit and pleasure deriv-
ed from these and you are sure to
find mediocre adult as the result.
Without dreaming dreams, and seeing
visions, how is any one to attain any
height? All successful people have
imaginations which they have used
Mr.. Herbert Langford, Of Wofford,
came home Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Fellers went to Newber-
ry to assist at the Paysinger-Lorick
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettus Wheeler ana
family also attended Miss Paysins-
er's marriage.
DR.. T. F. Littlejohn spent por-
ton Of the holidays in town.
Miss Jessie Moseley is spending hsi
vacation at home.
Miss Marie Bobb has gone to VII
mington for weeks visit.
Mr.. Alan Lester, of the Citadel,
came home Wednesday Of last week.
Prof. J. f. Hunter. Of Clemson, IS
spending the holidays at St. Luke 5.
Messrs. William Dominick and Tom
Hunter are at home from Clemson.
Mr.. Jno. Pat Wise is spending thu
holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Noseley have
returned from an extended visit to
Clinton.
Mr.. Hart Kohn has been home fo.
several days.
This seems to be ''homing time"
as we'll as Christmas time. l pity
French reporters who have no VOID
for "home' in all their beautiful
language. It seems to me that oht
of the chief blessings Of this season