The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-08
should come early.-Spartanburg Her
aid, 7th.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Augusta, Ca
You know that the college minstrels
will appear at the opera house next
Tuesday night. Don't forget that.
The rate from Newberry over the
! Southern to the South Atlantic Corn
show in Columbia next week is S1.55
! for each subscriber.
Mr.. D. NJ. Bedenbaugh's loss at the
! fire mentioned in Tuesdays issue was
estimated at 500, with no insurance.
| Origin of fire unknown.
Do not forget to come to the Christ
mas bazaar ard hot supper to be given
on Friday, December Is, by the La
dies Aid Society of the First Baptist
church.
The bazaar to be given by the ladies
of the A. R. P. church at Johnson-Mc-
Crackers store On December and s
will have on sale numerous articles,
all suitable for Christmas gifts.
Among the awards announced at the
poultry show in SpartanDurg this
week is this: J. A. Burton, NeWberry,
S. C.-First cockerel; second and
fourth pullet.
That is a beautiful and valuable car
Mr. Robt. Norris has-his new Ca
dillac-similar Ito that given by the!
Charleston people to Mayor Grace.
Mr.. Norris is agent for the Cadillac.
Rev. H. P. Counts will preach at Col:
onv Sunday morning at II o'clock in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. ). l..
Kinard, who will preach at st. James
in Sumter.
By reference to published list of
conference appointments it will be
seen that the Rev. W. P. Meadows IS
nresiding elder of this district and
that the Rev. NJ. L. Banks is presiding
elder of the Orangeburg district.
Let's look again, yes it's there. The
president of the State Baptist conven-
tion is from Newberry.-Anderson
Mail. And so also are the presidents
of several other State organizations.
Come again.
Miss Mary Leonhirth had a meeting
Of her Sunday school class at her
home in Helena on Thanksgiving gay
to give their offerings to the Lutheran
orphanage at Salem, Va. The class
is not a large one, but they raised the
neat sum of S.,
There will be meeting of the Win
thrcp Daughters Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the home OF MISS
Blanche Davidson. Those who Will
he present are asked to notify the 4os-
tess. by order of the president MISS
Elizabeth Dominick.
Mr.. Jno. B. Mayes, who never does
things by halves, except taking In Une
halves of dollars, as any one may see
by visiting his beautiful and croWoeo
store, is circulating the NeWDerry
Holiday Messenger, one of the pref
test. neatest and best little pu0llca-
tions ever delivered in Newberry.
Read the opening chapter of "The
Pool Of Flame" in is issue OF 1he
Herald and News, and keep up with
the story. Renew subscription or SUD-:
scribe now so as not to miss IT, as
back numbers are sometimes hard TO !
get and you will want all that's COM ,
ing to you.
Miss Lizzie Hollis, Of Helena, de-
sires The Herald and News to tnanh
hor Nevborrv friends for so generous
" remembering her Thanksgiving oay
with provisions, fruits, etc. oesloes
five or six dinners. The bountl1ul
supply and the thoughtfulness that
prompted the gifts, filled her neart
with gratitude and she prays the rlcn
blessing of heaven upon all.
A thousand bushels of corn ana SUI
bushels of oats, besides lots OF other
home-raisad feed stuffs, including pea
vine hay, etc., one rarely sees stored
right in the city. Mr.. W. G. JACOBS mas
all of this from his place above He'-
ena. Besides all this he also mas
enough sheave oats to feed fifteen neao
of stock, and on his Bcoai} river place
one thousand bales of fine hay. Ihls
is the way to do and if the farmers
generally did this the country would
be better off regardless Of the price OF