The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-08-25
WHITMIRE'S ACTIVITY
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL
1 DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR AT HOME
OF MISS LENA YOUNG.
Handsome New Store Being Built by
Mr.. A. J. HoIt.-PersOnal Men
tion of Many People.

Whitmire, Aug. 24.--Misses Frances
Jeter and Myrtle Duckett attended the
picnic at Betheden last week. They
spent the night following at the pref
ty home of Mrs. Fannie Cofeld, and
enjoyed the party given in their hon
or. They returned home next day.
Misses Myrtle Suber and Bertha
McCarley had a delightful time last
week, visiting Misses Sarah and Will
lie Mae shannon at their handsome
country home.
Mrs. B. F. Morrow, of La Grange,
Ca, was here last week looking after
her business interests. It is under
stood that she leased the Morrow hotel
to Mr.. John NJ. Finney for five years.
Mr.. H. V. Taylor, Of Clinton, was
in town last week. Mr. S. A. Jeter
has charge of H. V. Taylor's furniture
store here.
Mr.. Robert Duckett spent last week
with relatives at Denmark. Mrs.
Duckett and the little girl returned
home with him.
Mr.. P. M. FAINT, Of Newberry, is IN
town. He is inspecting the books at
the Whitmire Drug store and also act
ing as a life insurance agent.
Misses Susie Owens and Ethel Day.
idson, of Clinton, are visiting Miss
Lena Young.
Miss Young gave party in their
honor at her home in North Main
street Monday evening. The party
was one OF tho pleasantest given IN
Whitmire this season. Each young
person represented a fish! Some OF
the representations were fine.
Each one was furnished card and
pencil and guessed at the fish repre-
sented. Miss Frances Rice received the
prize, which was a box of sea-foam
candy
DR.. R. G. blackburn received prize
too, for telling the biggest fish tale.
The young men then went fishing.
They baited their hooks with all-day
suckers and caught the girls from be-
hind curtain.
Delightful refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served.
The following young people were
present: Messrs. inc. Miller, Henry
Miller, VIM. Scott, Tom Duncan, Tom
Scott, Elmore Suber, J. D. Wiling
ham, C. H. Rice, J. W. Gary, DR.. P. B.
Hilton, Sam Young, Broaddus Scott,
G.. H, Andrews, F. H. Shealy, OrvMe
Suber, T. J. Abrams, H. W. Tidmarsh,
DR.. r. G. Blackburn, George Young
Tom Young, P. NJ. Fant, George Cope
land, and Misses Bertha McCarley,
Frances Rice, Myrtle Suber, Lena
Young, Frances Jeter, Kate McClana-
han, Matte Duncan, Sarah Scott, N.Y.
tie Duckett, Ethel Davidson, Sallie
Belle billiard, Kate Hargrove, Mary
Johnson, Willie Duckett, Susie OW-
ems.
Miss Frances Rice, after a pleasant
vacation with the home folks at Coro-
naca and visit to relatives in Spar
tanburg, is again at her post of duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman and
children, travelling in their fine tour
ing car, left US Saturday. They will
visit different towns Of interest in up
per South Carolina and in the noun
tains of North Carolina.
Mr.. J. M. Major spent the weekend
at home.
Master Ernest Young, who has been
spending the summer with his sister,
Mrs. Nunnamaker, near Columbia, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnamaker are
spending some tine witch hef parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Young.
Miss Corrie McCarley has gone to
Atlanta to select and buy the fall MIL
linery for the C. H. Cooper company.
Mrs. Jas. Tidmarsh spent last week
with relatives in Columbia and at
Blairs. Mr.. Tidmarsh went oVor to
Blairs Sabbath morning and they re-
turned yesterday.
Miss Mabel McCarley is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Brice McCarley, at Jalapa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Douglass and child
rem are taking a rest at the home OF