The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-03-31
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Committee to Entertain Charleston
Visitors-U. D. c. Meeting
Millinery Openings.

genia Meng spent the weekend al her
home in Union.
Mr.. R. C. Hunter has returned to
Conway, after a. visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. c. Hunter.
Mrs. J. H. Werts and little son, Day,
spent last week in Newberry.
Miss Julia schumpert has as her
guest Miss Annie Singley, of Excel
sior.
Mr.. c.. R. Wise, of Newberry, spent
Wednesday in town.
Mr.. Tom Berley has returned from
a short stay at his home in Blairs.
Prof. w. e. Monts, of Anderson,
spent Saturday ana sund"" at home.
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, OF
Kiblers, is visiting Miss Ellen Werts.
We are glad to note that K. Baker,
one of our former townsmen, has been
reelected mayor of Greenwood.
Rev. E. C. Cronk, of Columbia, will
fill the pulpit in Grace Lutheran
church Sunday morning.
The school election will be held
April 18.
The next lyceum will be a lecture
by DR.. D. T. S. Culp on April 4.
Miss Eula Taylor has accepted the
position as saleslady for the firm of
A NJ Lester.
The, U. D. C. will meet the 18th of
April instead of the 5th with Mrs. ].
Frank Browne.
The younger set were most charm
ingly entertained On last Friday even
Ing by Miss Rosa Mae Mitchll. Many
games were enjoyed after which a
tempting fruit course was served.
The first annual trade excursion of
the Charleston chamber of commerce,
will arrive in Prosperity on April Z,
at 2.47 p. m. The commercial league
appointed the following committee to
arrange for their entertainment while
here: DR.. G.. T. Wyehe, Rev. I. S.
Caldwell and Mr.. A. G. Wise.
Miss Alba Haynes, of Spartanburg,
has been On a few days visit to Mrs.
S. c.. Morris.
Moseley Bros.
A colossal sunburst of exquisite
and unique millinery greeted each
visitor to the opening at Moseley
Bros. this week. CHARTERED in their
new and delightfully."- arranged Depart
ment which was artistically toned by
picturesque flowers and drapery ef-
fects, the following models proved to
be intensely interesting. One stun
ming cloahe of black faille d'Italie had
it's wide bri1n sharply dented at either
side, and rolled up in to attean effect
at the back Sc as to display two
inch fange of tinsel cloth, soft rose
pink interviewer with tiny empire
wreaths. A small Milan rolled shape
trimmed with beautiful black velvet
wings and coral beads. A large hat
in Helen pink with an exquisite veil
ed flower crown. A strikingly pretty
aeroplane effect daintily trimmed
with violets and a green Quill across
with violets and a green quill across
the back Of unusual interest and
beauty was large white Milan straw
with q. wide wreath of blue forget
me-nots, pink rose buds and black
velvet ribbon. A black lNeapolitan
lightly rolled from the side with three
lace plumes and artistic pearl beads.
Others, too numerous to mention,
received admiration and approval
from a multitude Of visitors making
the event one of unsurpassing beauty
and matchless success.
n. il. Black & Son.
The men of Prosperity have decid-
ed that neither heavy rains nor high
winds can keep the women of this
town and community from millinery
openings.
This fact was clearly demonstrated
today when N. L. Black & Sons store
was crowded to overfoWering by tha
ladies who had braved the rough
weather to inspect the new goods in
all departments of this up-to-date
store. Never was the store more at
tractive than now with it's color
scheme of coral and gold. One hat
which attracted the attention of every
one was a handsome black rice straw
with a soft braid of maline around
the crown. Sweeping across the front