The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-09-24
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Boys and Girls Who Have Gone
Away to College.-Other
Matters.

Prosperity. Sep;: 23.-Mrs. White,
Of Savannah. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moseley. in Brown
street.
Misses Amelia Smith and Boinest,
Of Charleston, are the guests Of Mrs
E. O. Counts.
Rev. P. H. E. Derrick and family
left last Monday for Blythewood,
where he will have supervision Of the
school. The good wishes Of our town
attend them.
Mr. Grady Goggans. Of Newberry,
made weekend visit to Mr.. John
Pat Wise.
The many friends Of Rev. and Mrs
c. NJ. Boyd were rejoiced to see them
again in our midst. They visited a
number Of former Pensioners while
here. Rev. Mr.. Boyd delivered most
edifying sermon at the A. R. P.
church on Sunday evening to a large
congregation Of interested listeners.
Miss Lille May Russell has gone
to Greenville and Seneca to spend
several weeks with friends there.
Mr.. George Bobb. Of Columbia,
spen1 Sunday with Mr.. John Cross
on's family.
Mrs. Karl Markt and Mrs. Robt.
Whites. of. Atlanta, will arrive Fri
day for fortnight'S stay among
relatives.
The host Of friends Of Mrs. Frank
Browne will be erieved to learn that
she has gone 10 the Columbia hospital
for surgical treatment. At this time
her condition is very comfortable
and We hope to have her restored to
us in a short while. Her music class
will not be resumed as early as she
had hoped to do so.
Mrs. Wm. Shealey. Of Little Noun
tain. visited Miss Gertrude Bobb this
week.
There has been the usual fall exc
dus among our youths and maids, the
annual hieing' away to college. When
we contemplate the untold possibili-
ties for good or evil that these young
people represent we can but speed
their parting with the wish that their
environment ma ybe all that is neces-
sary towards the moulding Of full
rounded Christian men and women.
The following is list Of the students
and the colleges that they have
chosen to be their alma matters:
Mr.. John Pat Wise, Mr.. Granville
Wyche, University.
Mr.. Allen Lester, the Citadel.
Mr.. Chas. Barre, Mr.. Vernon Wheel
er, Mr.. McFall Wise, Mr.. Walton
Wise, Mr.. Robert Wise, Mr.. Hal
Kohn, Nh. Clifton Kreps, Mr.. Marks
Simpson, Mr.. Lillius Simpson, New
berry college.
Miss Ollie Counts, Miss 'Estelle Dom
mick, Columbia collelge.
Mr.. Godfrey Harmon, Furman Uni
versity.
Miss jamie Russell, G. F. c., Green
vile.
Miss Annie Moseley, Miss Mary
Willis, Presbyterian College Of Co.
lumbia.
Miss Clara Gibson, Miss Willie May
Wise, Miss Long, Winthrop.
Mr.. Herbert Langford, Woford.
Miss Julia Sehumpert, Chicora,
Greenville.
Mr.. Lindsey Felers, McFeat's, Co.
lumbia.
Miss Florence Bowman and Miss
Hinclv, Of Florida, who have been
visiting Miss Minnie Boyd Brown,
have returned to Miss Bowman u
home i'll New5etiy, accompanied BY
Miss Brown.
Communion services will be held in
Grace church on the frsp Sunday in
October.
Mrs. C. NJ. Harmon has gone to
Columbia for a few days.
Mr.. Keister Wheeler will 60 to At
lanta in October to enter the col
lege of pharmacy. His place in the
new drug store will be filed by Mr..
Frank Dawkins.
Mr.. S. S. Birge went tc Columbia
on Wednesday,.
Miss Julia Matthews will return
to Prosperity on Saturday.
NJ. Bates Maffett, who is an ap-
prentice in Southern railroad shops
of Columbia. is spending few days