The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-10
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Christmas Spirit Is in the Air.
Much Mo7ing.-Social and
Personal.

Daughters COnfeuefacy was en-
tertained by Miss Bobb on Wednes-
day. Very enthusiastic reports were
rendered by all so fortunate as to
attend the Federation in our sister
city.
Mr.. Ira Gibson moved into the
Shealey house on lower Main street
yesterday.
! Mr.. A. M. Testers family have
moved into the Kibler house on up
per Main.
! Mrs. Sease, Of Chapin, who has
been spending several weeks .-lth
Mr.. John Sease, returned home Sun
day. :, -,
! The Merry Maids Minstrel Will
give their performance on the even
inc Of Tuesday, December 28. Inc
program is very unique and enter
tanning. ,.
There will be a iyceum attraction
on Friday evening. The Peterson
Sisters is the drawing card tor this
hour. It promises to be as delectaole
as the two previous numbers.
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker and Mr.. ). f.
Bowers are in attendance upon Con-
! ference at Abbeville.
Mrs Jeff Reams, Of Johnston, IS on
q visit to her mother, Mrs. Mark
Bedenbaugh.
Mr.. Ben 4Schumpert had the mis-
fortune to lose his horse Sunday
NIGHT. DR.. Kinard, Of Ninety Six,
came down and rendered medical
skill, but to no avail.
Rev. Mr.. Kreps preached a most
exeellens sermon on Sunday morn
inc. He held the mirror Of a great
many present day evils up to nature,
in a very mastery manner. he also
announced that the third Sunday
will be observed as Newberry Col-
lege Day.
Mrs. B. B. Schumpert has gone to
Gary,s Lane to visit her niece, Mrs
Lee Singley.
i The committe from the Social
Missionary union has arranged a
very interesting program for 1917
There Will be only four meetings
The programs will be printed and q
COPY given to every woman in town
in the hope that she will affiliate
with the movement. :.< ~
Mr.. Henry Russell spent Sunday
at home. .......... 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rikard, OF
Newberry, spent Sunday with the
, latter parents. :.
Mrs. J. P. Wheeler spent last week
in Newberry with Mrs. Parr and en-
joyed the Federation.
Christmas is getting into the at
mosphere here, it seems. The young
people do nothing but exchange
ideas about what 's\ best to give then
sweethearts and recount what they
!: have finished or what they've plaa.
ned to brighten the glad Christina:
tide and make it a memorable one.
The U. D. C. Will serve oysters
and sell candy at the Auditorium OF
Friday evening, December II, be
ginning at 6 p. m. e.,
Every other time we look out VI
perceive that moving household ane
kitchen furniture is the order of tht
day. Great vans piled high with
worldly goods pass thro daily. w
hope that the moves will be good
ones for. all parties concerned.
Mr.. John Scott, of Clinton, spen
Monday night in the city. He haa
made arrangements to move his tam
> lily here about January 1st.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosson re
/ turned today from an extended vls1
to relatives at LeesVille.
7 Mr.. G.. M. Harmon returned from
l Columbia yesterday.
Mr.. A. G. Wise has gone to Lees
2 vile for short stay.
7 Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. DeWal
| and Miss Mamie Simpson spen
2 Monday in Columbia.
Miss Gertrude Simpson has beer
appointed Field Missionary OF tn
; Woman's missionary societies and ha
entered upon her duties canvassln|
l the present fields and organlzln;
new societies.