The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-29
Women, Columbia, are spending the
holidays In Newberry.

home at Newberry to spend the Christ
mas holidavs.-Pee Dee Advocate,
22nd. He turned up here on time all
right.
Mr.. c.. J. Zobel, of Prosperity, was
| in town Tuesday-Woodruf cor.
spartanburg Herald, 23rd. How many
more places are they going to have
! Mr.. Zobel from?
Mr.. Make Day, of the U. S. govern
ment service, spent his Christmas va
cation with his sisters, Mrs. Kate
Adams, Of Newberry, and Mrs. An
ME Leeze Watkins, of Chappells.
Among the. home-comers for the
holiday season were Messrs. Edwin
Carlisle, Frank Wearn, Caldwell Fant
Fant Glider, Roy Jones and the Fair
brothers. Rob and Rud.
J. N. Wofford, has resigned as Sec
ond hand in carding at the Lydia
mills, Clinton, S. c., to accept posi-
ton as card grinder with the Oakland
mills, Newberry.-Southern Textile
Bulletin.
Miss Josie Paysinger, teacher o.
Higgins school in Saluda county, and
her brother Johnnie, from Wofford
college, are spending the holidays at
home From Wofford also are Wight
man and Paul Whitaker.
Mr.. J. B. Hentz, of Prosperity, was
in Union yesterday and his daughter,
Miss Minnie Hentz, who is attending
the seminary, returned with him to-
day to spend the Christmas holidays,
Union Progress, 22nd
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Baker and chill
dren, have gone to Newberry to spend
Christmas with relatives. Mr.. Stanley
Baker, of Newberry college, is here for
the Greenwood Journal
22nd.
Mrs. John McCarley, of Whitmire,
has been spending several days at
; the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo H.
Evans. Miss Mary McCarley, who has
been attending school here, is spend
ing the holidays with her mother at
Whitmire.- Progress, 22nd.
Mrs. S. E. Dunbar has returned to
Newberry from an extended stay in
Marion, accompanied by her daugh-
ters, Misses Adele and Josephine Dun
bar, the former teacher at Norway
and the latter a music pupil in Colun-
bia-
Miss Agnes Summer, teacher in Lu-
therville seminary, Maryland; Miss
Lila Summer, from Elizabeth college
Charlotte, and Miss Pauline Glider
from Sweet Briar college, West Vir-
ginia, arrived home for the holiday
season.
Miss Frances Rice and Mr. ClougE
Rice, CT Whitmire, are visiting thei1
father, Mr.. W. G. Rice of this place
. Messrs. johnnie Stuart and Oswald
. Bowles, from Newberry college are
home for the holidays.-Coronaca cor
, Greenwood Journal, 9th.
. DR.. J. K. Glider and Mrs. W. A. Fam
are in New York with Mr.. FAINT, who
is at the hospital where ne has beer
in serious condition with cancerous
. growth On the neck. An operation
= was performed and a message Thurs
day afternoon stated that he was bet
ter.
: Clifford Barnes has accepted posi-
; ton as overseer of the weaving with
the Oakland mills at Newberry, as
overseer of the weaving, having re-
signed a position with the Fulton Bas
and Cotton mills at Atlanta, Ca, az
overseer of the No. 2 weave ROOM
Textile Manufacturer.
c. e. Rikard, Of Batesburg, s. c..
will be overseer Of cloth room at the
Oakland mill, Newberry. ". H. JONES
formerly of Clinton, will be oVerseer
of carding at the Oakland mills, New
berry. J. I. Painter, Of Clinton, has
l. accepted the position Of second hand
in spinning at Whitmire-Southern
Textile Bulletin.
i Mrs. J. H. Summer and Mrs. J. T.
Mayes left Tuesday for Atlanta, &C.
companying Mr.. E. H. Summer to his