The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-16
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Cotton FIRE.. NJ. Cook President OF
Farmers Bank-Secret Order
OficerS-PerSOnal.

A. +. NJ, NO. 1lo, the lOl1O"1uS onAS0Ao
were elected for ensuing year:
J. F. Browne, worshipful master.
A. N. Crosson, senior deacon.
J. A. Sease, junior deacon.
N. H. Young, treasurer.
J. A. Counts, secretary.
Following are the appodntlve OH
GERS: c. F. Saner, senior deacon; H.
J. Rawls, junior deacon; E. A. counts
and A. B. Wise, stewards; S. l.. Eel
9ers, tyler.
The installation of officers will take
Mace on Monday, December 26, at l.
o'clock, after which the lodge Will
serve light refreshments.
Mr., Fred Schumpert, Of Dallas, Ie2'
Is here for a short visit to his sister
and brothers. Glad to have our 1or-
saer townsman with US, and nope ne
will come often.
Mr.. Frank L. Bynu1n, OF Ne"oerls'
was in our town one day this week
Col. E. H. Aull, our editor, paid our
4owr q short visit on Monday gone.
Mr.. Ernest Gibson is weighing co.,
ton for his brother, Mr. ". T. GlDson'
who is attending the Methodist con-
ference in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wise, OF Llctle
Mountain, spent Sunday with MI. ana
Mrs. A. G: Wise.
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh spent
7ae weekend with the Misses "er0s'
Mr.. Hart Kohn, of Columbia, spent
Sunday with Mr.. A. B. Wise.
Miss Hazel Hughes, Of Jefferson
Nd, who is so pleasantly rememoereo
nv her many friends in our to"n' Is
visiting Mss Ellen Werts.
DR. O. P. Wise, a prominent pnysl-
seian of Saluda, came over Monday anu
,.nan+ = few hours in town. Glad TO
sae "Doc," and hope he WILL conne
more often.
Afr w r. Gibson is attending the
Masonic grand lodge IN charleston
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Wise, of New
berry were the guests Sunday OF Mrs
&C.. sd. Harmon.
Don't forget the lyceum attracuon
IN city nall on Monday night. Inls az
traction, the managers say, Will De one
nj +ha besr; numbers that will be pre-
>Sented. It will be by the Glee cluo'
which is being praised wherever It mas
been on the list.
Mr.. Sam Duncan, Of NeWberry' was
IN town this week. Every one Is all
WAYS glad to see Mr.. Duncan. ne IS al
avs found encouraging better 1arn
methods.
Mrs S. C. Morris and children LETT
Monday for a visit to Lake City, 3. "
Rev. G. E. Long, of Newton, n. o. IS
visiting his mother and brothers.
Mrs. NJ. E. Berry, of spartanoufg'
IS the guest of Mrs. H. K. Beoenoausn'
of R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Hutchison, of Greenwood, has
heen elected assistant teacher at MI
Pilgrim school.
Mr.. A. B. Mills, who lives on r. r.
D. No. 5, is attending the grand looge
at Charleston this week.
Mr.. H. T. Wyke and family moVeu
THURSDAY to Catawba, n. G.
Mr.. A. H. Kohn stopped over Sun
.dav On his way home from Atlanta.
Messrs. F. l.. Schumpert, W. T.
Noselav. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
Moselev attended the funeral OF Col.
a T. schumpert, in Newberry Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Paunell Davis, Moseley's popu-
,s.r m;11iner, left today for her home
in Reidville, N. C.
The U. D. C.'s will sell on SATURDAY
evanins tshoma made" candy, at the
efiee Of the Southern Express COM
oanv. Receipts from sale OF canoy
go to charity, and it is hoped tnat the
tsazaar will be largely patronlzed.
The Misses Werts were at home to
. few friends on Wednesday evening
complimentary to Miss Hughes.
Miss Katherine Davis, who mas oeen
Nessrs. n. L. Black & Sons mAlner
tor the past two seasons, leaves today
for her home in Baltimore. 10 the
6elight Of her friends in Prosperity
zne will return in the spring.
On Thursday evening the hnlghts
II Pyuh;as elected their officers for the
lsuing year, as follows:
J. c.. Schumpert, chancellor COM
slander.