The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-28
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Question About Bean Vines-Sad
Death-Music Recital by Mrs.
Brownies Glass.

Prosperity, May 27.-Miss Rosabel
Harmon is visiting in Wedgefeld.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter has gone to
Clemson for a visit to Mr.. Lawrence
Sease at Clemson college.
Miss Annie Lee Dominick is on a
visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Lin
Counts, who is very i'll.
Miss Mary Willis has gone to Co.
lumbia to visit Miss Marie Dent.
Miss Marie Schumpert has gone to
Columbia to visit Mrs. Gibson and at
tend the Presbyterian college COM
mencement.
Mr.. Cecil Wyche lras gone to Spar
tanburg where he will hang out his
shingle as a barrister.
Miss Mary Kinard is home from
Atlanta.
Miss Gertrude Simpson is home
from Columbia for weeks stay.
Mr.. Tom Wicker, Mr.. John Pat
Wise and Mr.. Renwick Carlisle, Of
Newberry, spent Sunday night in the
city and attended Mr. and Mrs. Quat-
tlebaum s function.
Messrs. J. D. Quattlebaum and A.
H. Kohn have gone to Charleston to
represent the local Pythians at the
grand lodge.
A successful gardener and close OBJ
server of nature requested me to
make this inquiry of the readers Of
The Herald and News: Do bean vines
ever grow or rather twine any way,
save towards the right and the set
ting sun.
Mrs. Elizabeth DeWalt has return
ed from visit to her sister.
Rev. Pierce Kinard, Of Ninety Six,
visited relatives in town this week.
Misses Groseclose and Wyche spent
Tuesday in Columbia.
The following young ladies will re-
turn Friday from Marion college,
Marion. Va: Misses Lizzie Hawkins,
Olive Counts and Ethel Dominick.
A sad death occurred in the suburbs
early Monday when Miss Edie Dom
mick passed to the bright beyond, af-
ter a very long and painful illness.
She leaves to regret her three sisters
and three brothers, who will miss her
greatly. Her remains were inferred
in the Prosperity cemetery on Tues
day. We extend sympathy.
Rev. E. H. Kohn and family. are
visiting Mr.. A. H. Kohn. They are
en- route for Sumter where Rev. Mr..
Kohn will enter upon his duties June
the first.
Rev. Mr.. Kreps will preach at Cor
inth church Sunday morning. In his
absence Grace church S pulpit will be
filed by Rev. E. H. Kohn. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be present.
The "At Home" given by Mr.. and
|>Mrs. Quattlebaum was quite de-
ightful affair and enjoyed by more
than half a hundred young people.
Conversation on given topics was the
feature of the evening. Miss Laurie
Lester one Of the honorees, was voted
the most charming eonversationallst
among the members Of the fair sex.
Mr.. Ernest Sam Kohn received anoth-
er for his ability to say the right
thing at the right lime. The prizes, a
! bouquet Of sweet peas and an ebony
hat brush wdre presented by Mr..
Cecil Wydhe. Little Misses Wyche
and Quattlebaum and Master Henry
Quattlebaum entertained the guests
with several sweet childish songs.
Miss Mamie Simpson leaves today
for an extended visit to her uncle at
Anderson.
Mr.. L. G. Craig Las returned from
Lancaster.
The following is the program of
Miss Brownies music recital, to be
yiven June ,. at tie auditorium at
s 80 y. m. The public !. cordially in
vited:
Duet-Silve: Bellies, II. Weyts-
JESSIE !,orick. Mary L. Wise.
Dram Of Homeland, C. W. Kern
Eula Taylor.
On l Visit. e. Spaulding-Bessie
Lee Gibson.
ClesDatra. J. W. Petrie-Claud