The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-07
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Miss Marie Ropp Soon to Sail as a
Missionary.-The Steel Bridge.
Personal Mention

WISE reGuTueu CatuIudy I1oW Iue
western stock markets.
! Miss Able, Of Leesville, is visit
Ming Miss Hattie Groseclose.
Miss Iorme spent Tuesday with
= ends in Greenwood.
man who daily crosses the
Eel bridge asked me to say that a
visit from the county supervisor was
: needed; that the bridge would ap-
preeiate new coat Of paint in view
Of the cold weather. He also said
that all the roads leading to our
town are in fine condition and trav-
cling over them a thing Of joy.
Misses Edith and Mary Willis re-
turned on Monday to th.ir respect
i've colleges, the Methodist and Pres
byterian, at Columbia.
Another rural phone line has been
installed, leading towards Mr.. J. E.
Dominick's residence.
4 Mr.. Granville Wyche came home
to spend Thursday.
i Miss Hattie Leitzsey, who has been
spending several weeks with Miss
4 Gertrude Simpson, went to Newberry
i to attend the Federation.
I AIRS. Latham, Of Little Mountain,
is visiting Mr.. A. G. Wise.
i Mr. Mathews and Mr.. John Pat
Wise returned to Columbia Thurs
day night.
Mr.. F. O. Black visited at Kib-
ler's Bridge last Friday and Satur-
day. -
Hiss Annie Lee Langford, Of Spar
] tanburg, was with her parents a few
q days last week.
Fhe many friends Of Rev. W. H.
Whitaker are grieved that his stay
a1aeng them is numbered by few
days. He has been with US for four
years and he will be missed. Al
ready he has preached his farewell
sermon at several Of his churches.
Miss Alma Hartman is visiting her
brether, Mr.. Joe Hartman. =
Ar. Henry T. Fellers, Of Old
Town, was the guest Of Mr.. S. l..
Feller's family last week. -
{ Mr.. D. J. Taylor and family at
tended the wedding of. Miss Edith
Taylor at Saluda last Wednesday.
In the st. Luke's community live
Il two people who enjoy a rather unique
4 distinction. They have been grand
Epa and grandma for more than two
months and their ages are thirty
I've and thirty-three respectively.
Another person who grew up near
ST. Luke's deserves mention. She is
Miss Marie Ropp. This estimable,
highly conseerated young woman
sails in a few days for Jonesboro,
Africa. She goes as missionary
effron the Christian church. For sew
eral years she has been in training
q Kentucky. Miss Ropp is daugh-
q ;er of Mr.. Geo. D. Ropp, Of ,Colum-
bia, and a niece Of Mrs. Oliver Har-
Is formerly Of our town.
Mrs. Workman, and children, of
Newberry, spent several days Of
asst week with Miss Mamie Simp-
oa.
Mr.. Hart Kohn spent Sunday at
ene.
Mrs. F. E. y Schumpert returned
= ruesday from "a visit to Columbia.
Miss Lulie Hunt and Mr.. Evans
: pent Thanksgiving Day with Mr..
g. Wise's family. !.
Miss Sudie May Boulware made
weekend visit to Miss Susie Lang
brd.
Mr. Young Brown, who is princi-
n Of the Spread, Ca, schools, spent
Pyeral days Of last week with his
Rrents. S.. .
Rev. M. o. J. Kreps went to
harlotte, N. c., Tuesday to attend
meeting Of the Seminary Board.
Miss jamie Russell and Leila Greg
y returned to school at Greenville
aesday.
Miss Carrie Haltiwanger, Of Co.
Rbia, was the guest Of Miss Kohn
bturday and Sunday.
The S. S. Birge Co. have sold out
cir stock Of goods to Mr.. Sam
raham, Of Blairs.
Mr.. S. S. Birge expects to move
his farm at Little Mountain in
.e near future.
The Executive Committee Of the
C. Synod consisting Of the follow
g gentlemen: Rev. Mr.. Kreps, DR..
Feever, Rev. {. \. Freed, Rev. S.