The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-09-17
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
School opening.-Death of MIR. Dan
ie1 Shealy.-Timely Discourse
by Rev. Mr.. Kreps.

SCDUOl OpeI1Su -nOAlUoy WILL d1 oAAOA
ment of 120 pupils. Several changes
have been made in the various depart
ments, and the year bids fair to be a
most successful one.
On account Of illness Mrs. Browne
has not resumed her music class, but
will do so at an early date very likely
on Wednesday next.
Miss Ethel Counts returned last
week to Hampton, where she has
charge of the sixth grade in the city
schools.
Miss Julia Schumpert went to
GreenviNe Tuesday to enter Chlcora
college.
Mss Lizzie Hawkins left for Mar
ion, Va. on Tuesday night to finish
her course in the Marion Female col
leee.
Miss Gertrude Simpson returned
from Atlanta on Monday, where she
had gone to attend the wedding OF
her uncle, Mr.. Lawson B. klbler.
The many friends Of Mr.. H. C..
Moseley were pleased to see him down
town for while one day this week.
Miss Willie Birge left on Wednes-
day for her home in Austin, Texas, at
ter a very happy sojourn with relatlv-
es and friends here.
Mrs. A. Z. Counts is visiting friends
in Newberry.
Mrs. J. P. Wheeler has returned
from q short stay at Newberry.
Miss Novice Brown has returned
home after a visit to Miss Kate
Thompson.
Dr.. Jack Kinard, Of Ninety Six,
visited Mr.. Geo. Harmon last week.
Mr.. Drayton S. Conwell, who has
been a successful farmer for half a
century, says that this seasons cot
ton WELD is the shortest by far in all
these years.
Mr.. J. L. Wise spent last Sunday
in Asheville with Mrs. Wise. We are
pleased TO note that Mrs. Wise's re-
covery is assured, and that she will
soon be quite we'll again.
Nh. Jno. Browne, of Johnston, made
a week end visit to his brother, Mr..
!. T. Browne
Mr.. Ed. E. Hendrix, Of Concord, n.
c.. visited Mr.. Maxcy Harmon and
other friends this week.
Quite a number of girls came to
stay with us and attend the high
school. Among them were: Misses
Jessie Lorick, Minnie Hentz, Eunice
Sbealy and Lake
A former townsman. DR.. w. Forrest
Bedenbaugh. who has been with the
Union Drug company, IN Columbia,
for the past six months, has gone to
Atlanta to accept a position with the
pure foods department Of the Atlanta
College Of Pharmacy. He will pursue
a course of study also.
Mr.. Enos Hartman, Of Atlanta, IS
on 2 visit to relatives in the city and
vicinity.
Mr.. John Fat Wise visited in New
berry this week.
Mrs. kreps will arrive home today
fro1n Salem. Va.
Mr.. Daniel Shealey, one Of the old
est citizens of the Macedonia commun-
ity, after IS years Of active service,
passed to the great beyond on Tues
dav. The funeral on Wednesday was
preached to an overhowing church
full Of friends. A significant fact,
ore that testifeS strongly to his
Christian character. is phat there were
five ministers present. and each spoke
in 20 uncertain terms Of his worth.
Pastor Kreps, Of Grace Lutheran
church. delivered most timely and
excellent sermon on Sunday evening.
whsn the regular services were re-
Surned. He spoke on The One Thing
Neelful. There were four major
points % his discourse: He admoniSh-
cd hose who are 50 soon to wing
their flight to- various colleges and
schools. that religion is the gift par
amount. and the one thing thar will
carry them further and render them
happier than anything else. He said
tha: this is a necessary element in
church. State. society and business,
He touched upon our religious status.
and spoke encouraginglv Of the spir
i13alitv IF our town, saving that some