The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-15
Lexington Dispatch, 18th.

vile, and Mrs L. G. Bale, Jr., of Laur-
ems, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Goggans.
Miss Augusta Blake has returned
from Newberry, where she spent the
past week in house party at the home
of Mr.. Nat Gist-Greenwood Journal
11th.
Mr. T. Z. Wicker will leave on Sat
urday for Milwaukee,, Wis, to attend
1he National Rural Letter Carriers
convention. Mr.. Wicker IS a member
i of the national executive committee.
| Miss Lila Donnan left Saturday for
| Whitmire, where sne resumes her
duty as teacher in the graded school.
-Tylersyille cor. Clinton GazeJ (.
l4th.
Miss Rosa Spear1npu, who has been
visiting here, left Wednesday for Dal-
las, Texas, accompanied by Miss Sadie
Gcggans, who is a school teacher
Dallas.
Miss Minnie Salter spent a. short
while last week at the parsonage on
her way from NewDerry to her home
in Florida.-Delmar cor. Leesville
News, 18th.
Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Boyd and their
little grandson, Albert, left Tuesday
for Union, Spartanburg and Inman, to
visit their children and other relatives
for eight or ten days.
Rev. and Mrs NJ. J. Epting, Miss
Lucille, NJ. J., Jr., Wallace and Eu-
gene returned to their home in SaVan-
nah on Wednesday, after visit to
Mrs. H.. F., Cline.
Mrs. G.. W. Welch and daughters left
Wednesday for their home in Houston,
Texas, accompanied by Mrs. Alice Rob-
ertson, who will MAKE her home in
Houston.
Mr.. Johnnie Stuart will return to
Newberry On September 20 and re-
sumo his studies at the opening OF the
next session of Newberry college,
Coronaca cor. Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. Gordon Shealy, of Newberry,
has accepted and is now holding a
position with the Leesville Coffin &
Casket company.-Leesville News,
18th.
Miss Elise Gaillard has been called
home from a visit in Lexington, and
Mr.. James H. GaillarG from Columbia
on account Of the illness of their moth
er, Mrs. J. Harvey Gaillard, who had
stroke of paralysis this week.
Miss Eliza Mabry leaves Friday for
Newberry, where she will teach this
year. Miss Mabry is a teacher of rare
ability and Newberry is most fortunate
to secure her services.-AbbeVille
Press and Banner, 18th.
Miss Matte Ban Browning, of Cold
Vile, and Miss Kern, of this place, left
Tuesday for Lexington, Mo-, to enter
the college of which Rev. c. Lewis
Fowler is the pres1dent.-Clinton
Gazette, 18th.
Misses Lizzie Neel, Sara Gary, Ruth
Halfacre, Matte Cromer, Winnie
Brown, Clara Brown, Eugenia Hentz,
Miss Wilson and Miss Hatton have re-
turned to the Due West Female col
lege.
Messrs. J. H. Wicker, C. H. Cannon,
Jno. H. Baxter and R. L. Tarrant form
a committee to make arrangements
anu uilu uOulSS 1Ol uSAOSdlCo W e'o
tend a Sunday school institute at Gen.
trail church the 18th and 18th instant.
Miss Blanche Norris and her little
brother Robert, the adopted children
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter, have
returned from an extended visit to
their uncle, Mr.. J. G. Norris, in Fair
feldl county
Miss Bernice Devore has gone to At
lanta to engage in the millinery busl-
ness. She has lots of experience and
is an expert along that line.-Ninety
Six cor. Greenwood Journal, 18th. Miss
Devore is a sister of Mr.. F. P. De-
vore and was formerly in Mrs. Emma
Hairs millinery department in New
berry.
Mrs. Nets and children, of Whit
mire, visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Mil
Ter last week. Mrs. Nets has blind
5,,,obtor Che ic ciYteen and has heeO