The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-29
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Missionary Services at Grace ana
Mt. Tabor.-Sorosis Elects om-
cers.-Personal.

Rins. Sunday evening he will address
the mission in Greenville. The pull
pit Of Grace church, in the pastor $
absence. will be filed by Rev. }. A.
Sigh.
/ At meeting Of the Literary So
rosis at the home Of MIS-. Z. T.
Schumpert Tuesday the toicWlng
officers were elected FOR 1910:
?resident-Mrs. NJ. =. Morris.
h First Vice President Miss Lang
b kford.
Il Second Vice PresidenE- Mrs. &.
PY. Hunter.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Wyche.
Corresponding Secretary -- Miss
kohn.
Treasurer-Mrs. F. E. Schumpert.
Librarian-Miss Lester.
Mrs. Bowers and Miss Della Bow
ers have gone to Columbia to spend
& few days.
HI Miss Eugenia Meng, Of Union, has
1o one to Saluda to open her school
# here.
IL Miss Kate Thompson returned TO
kMt. Pilgrim Monday 10 resume her
Eschool work there.
Mr.. Berry Mayer has moved into
the Barrier home in Elm street.
Mrs. Nal. oCok returned Monday
ON a ,isit to her sister, Mrs. Ken
nedy, Al Due West. ,
Qui;e a party Of our beaux ana I
les went up to Newberry to attend
The Lion and the Mouse on Mon
Sy evening, .,,
u yRey. and Mrs. Z. ". Bedenbaugh
D. have gone to Atlanta to spend d
Aile With their son. Mr.. Ernest BE-
lbaugh. . e
Mr. Mike Monts leaves IN a few
Us for townsville to assume MS
bool duties.
Nr. Oscar Matthews spent a re"
Tvs Of last week with. his sister,
S. Julia Matthews.
The Skating Rink IS again IN the
tendency and furnishes quite a nt-
: pleasure for the youths and maids
IA The [. D. C. met with Mrs. ). r
aeeler on Wednesday They nave
ecide6 to purchase small maroIe e
Bslabs % mark the resting places OIL
7,s heroes of the Lost Cause VINO are
resting in our cemetery.
Mrs. Matthew Boozer has gone 1or
@ short visit to her brother, Mr.. Dam
annou. al Columbia.
@Ir. - Kibler, Of Kibler's Bridge
ht the weekend with Nr. +. "
f. did not have the pleasure OF
ne DR.. Cromer Thursday nlsht
y was providentia:ly detained
Ever. this treat is sill in store
,s II some time not so far dis
On Friday evening DIS. Greev,
md Miller. of Columbia and
kston. gave two strong, search- al; Il
- on foreign missions. They
deeply into the why's and
j.. >ros Of our missions OF omls-
!. \ made most earnest appeals
hrtv, speedy and telling work
ssionary lines.
k,ndav evening President
klivered a most beautiful
on missions 10 4 large
lion. He gave comparative
+ the religions that have have
and still sway countless mil
taking as his theme, "Ihere
o-her name given under HEAVIER
krabv men can be saved an'
we'd how and why it is ours L
A;st;anize the world in this geA
cu.
\. f. Aull, Of Hickory. \. G.
i Mr.. \. H. kohn,s faml''
week. He has many trend> 1T
gde 1ere during his soJ J0urn OF tN'
BARS. we're glad to greet HIM again
f;s>z> Bobb and Hawkins nave
elected delegates, with MIS-
- aad Miss Lucy tellerS al
g,;-,. TO the I. D. {. Federation
NeHberry.
rx. Kate Eargle. Of Green'''Ie
s;fec Mrs. Kreps this week.
NJ Frank Schumpert re'"F"e'
H.. Saturday from Texas where "
s.:.~n travelling Tor 1'F"''"'
w. Nj. Tabor congregation
d.. y week Of prayer service tll'
B.c;s IN Sunday the Missionary %
k.1; "a> addressed by MIS- NrsP