The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-03-25
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
DR.. Mayer to Lecture to scnool'-
Teachers Met.-Egg Hunt Sat-
urday.-U. D. G.

u4ANJ' ~
) Prosperity, March 24.-Mrs. Ad-
die Hodges has returned from a
visit to her niece, DR.. Mary Lyles
SinDns, in Columbia.
Mrs. NJ: C. Morris goes to-day to
spend several days at Columbia and
! Lykesland.
Mrs. Elizabeth DeWalt has gone to
saluda TO spend a while with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Mamie Hunter, Of st. Luke s,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. D..
Hawkins.
Mr.. ". II. Hitler and family are
visiting at Wise Hotel.
Miss Allie Kelly, who viii have
charge of Moseley Bros. millinery
establishment arrived Monday. She
is a milliner of wide experience and
comes well recommended. On account
Of the late arrival of their goods, as
the firm was undecided as to MIL
1inery, they will have no formal
opening.
MIR. Willie Moseley arrived Sun
by night from Texas where he has
Zen a travelling salesman for
large furniture company for more
than q year.
There will be an egg hunt on
Grace church green Saturday after
r noon. Come and bring your tots and
! help them to pass pleasant hour.
The charge for the privilege OF
hunting is only ten cents and every
child Is assured certain number OF
eggs. " =: s.
We perceive that the soil is being
upturned on all sides and that all
are Fastening to plant beams, etc, as
,the sign Is favorable for beans as
well as blossoms.
Mrs. Kenneth Baker;rof Green
: wood, made a week end visit to her
sister, Mrs. Werts, last week.
Mr.. F. E. Schumpert and family
have moved into the Kohn residence
In Brown street.
Miss Mary Willis accompanied by
Miss Haigler arrives today from the
Presbyterian college to spend the
Easter tide.
The St. Luke's school, under the
MANAGEMENT Of Mr.. E. O. Counts and
Miss Della Bowers, will come to
k.suecessful close on Friday of this
week
The Teachers Association on Sat-
rdav was well attended by mem
bers, trustees and visitors. They all
sport most proftably spent hour.
S. Wyehe and Hunter gave inter-
ing and convincing talks. Several
hers, not on the regular program,
also favored the meeting with short
Fspeeches. -
t.. Mr.. John Pat Wise will arrive to-
morrow from Columbia to remain
over Sunday with his home people.
- Miss Erin Kohn spent several
DAYS Of last week in Columbia. r.. |
The Z. D. C. will meet next Wed
.nesday at $3.50 p. n. with Miss Hattie
Groseclose. This, the VIM Lester
chapter, IS growing steadily and do
ing gratifying work At present
! they are preparing to celebrate Me-
mortal Day, May 10, with appropri-
ate exercises.
Quite a few Of our people went to
Newberry for the March Debate Fri
day evening. They all returned
j quite elated over the fact that one Of
our boys, Mr.. Chas. P. Barre, came
off victorious.
DR.. 0. B. Mayer will deliver a lee
ture at the school house on next Mon
day at 11:30 a. m. His subject Will
be pertinent to the physical well be-
ing of children, etc. The public Is
assured most hearty welcome by
J the teacherS at TINS time.
President Harms, Of Newberry col
! lege will deliver an address before
the graded school Wednesday morn
ing.
Blacks millinery opening Tuesday
and Wednesday was fully attended.
Many beautiful hats were on display.
The array of colors, pretty flowers,
chic and charming creations were
very much admired on al sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eff Ridgell leave in
a few days for Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. ". A. Moseley was at home
to the Literary Sorosis on Wednes-
day from 4 to 6. These hours we're
most pleasantly spent in two guess
ing contests. The guests we're pro-