The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28
NEWS OF WHITMIRE.
Free Telephone Connection With New.
berry Urged-Falargement OF
MilI-PerSOnal.

berry Crged-Ellargeme OF
Personal.
| Whit1nire, July 27.--Mr. George S.
&Mower Was here on July p to meet
$&ith the stockholders relative to en-
glng the co+ton mill of the G. nm
Swry company. When the mill is
Arged Whitmire will>> rise on the
ID wave and again grow rapidly.
~ H. L. Parr, White ~Fant and
IS. Blease came here through
country in an auto this week. Mr..
ase, our city attorney, met with the
neil in the evening to discuss some
ers pertaining to our city gov
bent. II was suggested during the
&ing that Whitmire should have
|ts telephone connection with New
= Try. We have lopg needed this. How
SAINT and profitable it would be for
4 o,Ascitizens to be thus allowed
= kaywith those at the county
! We hope others will take the
r I'D and see that this is done.
and Mrs. VIM. Rasor gave the
lg people a delightful evening pic
on the goth. The picnic was on
pretty lawn at their home, better
bwn as the Herndon place. The
nusements were under the direction
Misses Sarah Lou Scott and Inez
bbbins, in whose honor the picnic
Was given. Lamps and Japanese Ian
terms cast soft mellow light over the
Escene. The repast was abundant and
much enjoyed; so were the rides to
and fro in wagons, buggies and autos.
Miss Mary Spray is spending some
time with her brother, Mr.. Sam Spray.
h Messrs. G. H. Lietner and J. W. Hipp
we're in Newberry Saturday automo-
Sdle trading.
MIR. Jim Brock, Of Union. and Mr..
atkins, of Georgia, are at the bed
h BE of Mrs. Lottie Watkins, who IS
very ILL.,
Miss Annie Belle Sigh, of Dyson, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Green
Lee, and other relatives near here.
Mrs. Sam Spray and children have
Agone to Monroe, N. c., to visit her faith
Fer.
It is with regret that we read of the
death of Mrs. Ebert H.. Aull. Several
years ago at a banquet given the cor
RESPONDENTS of The Herald and News
We spent a day in the home of Mrs.
Aul1. Her sweet face, cheerful dis
position, loving manners and genuine
hospitality have left through these
years a tender place. in my heart and
loving memories. We extend to the
bereaved our sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright, of Den
mark, are visiting his sisters, Mrs.
". A. Andrews and Mrs. Robert Duck
Stt
r Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Wright have re-
turned from a visit to relatives IN
Laurens.
Mr.. Glenn Isom, who has a nice
Aposition as bookkeeper in one of the
Banks of spartanburg, spent several
kys of last week with his sister, Mrs.
Y. Hipp.
Matte Duncan has returned
visit to friends in Union, Miss
"a Lee came home with her and
Toying herself with the young
Bple here.
Mrs. B. H. Herren and children are
Esiting relatives in Marion.
Il Mrs. Mary B. Crosby and Miss Ruth
Crosby, of Sharon, York county, are
visiting Mrs. o. A. Jefcoat.
Rev. O. A. Jeffcoat and Rev. Jno R.
Rosebro are conducting a union meet
ing at Sedalia. They are assisted
by Rev. Minter, of North Carolina.
Rev. B. P. Mitchell spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Beauregard Thomas
son, at the Renwick place.
!, The ice cream festival given by the
sdies' Aid society of the Methodist
rch was a decided success.
Nita.