The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-06-18

and continue through Friday, June 2o.
Tickets to the entire attraction. are
only three dollars.
The Attractions Are All Good.
Every indication points to but one
fact, and that is that our June assem-
bly, is going to be the best ever
brought to South Carolina. Press no
tees from the largest Western and
Northern dailies would have to be un-
true if our attractions are not among
the best On the Chautauqua platform.
Experiences have shown that the large
dailies pretty we'll sum up the ability
of entertainers. Many of our enter
tainers have been called back fifteen
and sixteen successive years to great
Chautauqua centers.
The Chautauqua an Expensive One.
There is not a single cheap or min
or attraction on the program. They
are all good and ali come at high
price. There ought not to be single
dull moment fsom start to finish. A
complete schedule has been worked
out for all the entertainers to reach
us on schedule time, and we are ex-
pecting no disappointment.
Tickets Are Going Fast
We give fair warning that in order
to get choice seats they must be Sc
cured at once. We have never at
tempted any bluff game in this Chau-
tauqua enterprise. Those who are ia
miliar with our city opera house will
understand just what the chances are
for remaining seats when it is stated
that over six hundred dollars worth of
tickets have already been sold.
Expense of Chautauqua Largely Met.
We are not appealing to our people
to buy tickets in order to keep from
realizing any deficit. We simply want
you, that is as many of our good New
berry people as are able to do so, join
the happy ranks of Chautauqua goers
and have the time of your lives. 1t is
not your money alone that We are af-
ter. Of course it takes that to make
any enterprise go, but infinitely above
YOUR money We covet your presence
among the happy throng, and We want
to hear your voices mingled in hearty
scommen6ation of all that has been
done for this splendid week of pleas
ure and intellectual edification.
Live and Love for One Solid Week in
June.
June is a great month. 1t means new
life and richness of fruit in so many
different things. We could have ar
ranged for the Chautauqua assembly
TO have begun almost any time of the
year, and possibly at any other time
than now with less expense. But who
would have it at any other time than
lust the time selected. Who is so old
that he or she can not pick up new
life and enthusiasm-yes and even
love-and be young again in this week
of June, so full of the richest and
tarest things in Chautauqua treats.
Who is Indifferent to the intellectual
and moral and spiritual aspirations as
not to be eager to come to the assem-
bly, for treats along all these lines.
And where can there be found young
lovers who will miss this one oppor-
tunity of the year to live and love in
such a wide and rich field Of pure and
wholesome pleasure. Everything un-
der the sun has its place, and June
has its Chautauqua. If We do our full
duty to ourselves and to those who
are depending on US, the Newberry
Chautauuua assembly will be one of
the best successes Newberry has ever
appropriated to her credit.
Newberry is Good Town.
There is no use trying to believe
otherwise than that Newberry is
good town. 1t has unique place IN
+bo b;.+ory of South Carolina IF is
known and respected far above many
other towns of like size and activities.
All our attractions Of last year fell
~deoply in love with the town and its
people. And from distant States came
INQUIRIES as to how We made our
Chautauqua such success. Our en-
tertainers carried golden reports