The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-02-25
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Lyceum Attraction Good School
Entertainment Tuesday Night.
Literary Sorosis.

Prosperity, February 24.-Dr. T
F. Littlejohn, Of Pacolet, was in the
city over Sunday.
The banks and the rural carriers
are about the only ones Of our peo-
pie who enjoyed a cessation from
labors Tuesday.
I Mrs. JEFF Beacham, Of Spartan
burg, was the guest Of Mrs. S. L.
Fellers for several days Of this week,
Mr.. Ernest Luther, Of Columbia,
visited his parents a few days ago.
The Lyceum attraction Thursday
evening was ri ghtly termed an at
traction. The persevering few who
braved the weather which was not
as bad as it really seemed, were
more than repaid in full for their
effort.
Mrs. Allie Charles, Of Saluda,
visited Mrs. Clarissa Bridges Last
week. ....
Mrs. Eliza Nunnamaker has gone
to Columbia on = visit.
| Mr., Fred Harmon, Of Richland,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. z. g.. Shealy and infant son
have gone to visit her mother, Mrs:
Hatton at Pomaria.
Supt. Wheeler has gone to the
Smyrna section to teach for a few
days. ,\..
Our representatives are home from
their arduous duties at the legisla-
ture. We feel sure they are glad
to get back where conditions are
normal and people are not heard so
much for their much speaking.
Remember that the school lads
and lasses are preparing to greet
you Tuesday evening. We think we
can safely say that you will hear
something different under the sun
All the songs are tuneful and new.
The readings are all choice and the
drills will be very pleasing : to the
eye. Nothing will he spared to give
you a pleasant hour and value re-
ceived for the mere pittance (15c
and 10e.) which will be the admis-
sion fee. The exercises will begin
at 8 promptly.
The many friends Of Rev. ". P
Blanton, who served the Baptist
congregation here so long and faith.
fully, will be interested to know h
has gone to Orangeburg. Since hav'
ling here about ten years ago. Mr.
IBlanton has heen serving the ehuret
at, Graniteville very aceeptably.
Miss Willie May Wise is home
from Winthrop. on account Of very
severe attack Of grippe. She vii
return as soon as she recuperates.
!: Miss Annie May Be9enbaugh wa:
the guest Of Mrs. Eff Ridgen last
week. ..
Mr.. Boatwright, Of Ridge Spring
i visited Mr.. W. a Moseley's. family
this week. .....'-....'..- =. =.
Mrs. Ridgell and Mrs: Boatwright
I visited at Kibler's Bridge Monday
and Tuesday.
Rev. NJ. @. J. Kreps has been very
indisposed for the last week. W.
hope he will soon be entirely well.
The Literary Sorosis enjoyed a
most delightful reception at Mrs,
Wyche's on Tuesday afternoon. The
parlor was festive with flags. Around
the walls wers the pictures Of all
the presidents arranged in orier
with appropriate quotations. More
brain teasing than merriment :. er-
sued until the acquaintance Of 9TH
er days were properly renewed.
After long enough time the results
were handed to. the hostess. Mrs.
Morris and Miss Kohn were the
two successful contestants. Mrs.
Morris drew the lucky number,
and received g. handsome corSage
bouquet Of violets.
Little Misses Wyske, Fellers and
Quattlebaum who were gay with
| red, white and blue sashes pr.,ented
the guests with appropriate faVors
in the shape Of punches Of cherries.
hatchets and the national colors. An
inviting three course luncheon was
served to the following guests:
Mesdames Moseley, Hunter, Morris,
Wyche and Misses Kibler, Kokn,
! RnSSe11 and LESTER