The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-15
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Helping to Build Methodist Church at
POmaria-W. c. I. L. Meetlng'
Personal.

Hall and Clinkscale, OF Anderson.
Mr.. B. B. schumpert has returned
from visit to his son at Kollocks.
Mrs. John Crosson spent the week
end at Newberry with Mrs. Hilliard
Long.
Mr.. s. S. Birge spent last week at
Chaplin.
Mrs / S Caldwell and son, of Due
West are the guests of Miss Josie
Thompson.
Messrs. W. ]. Wise and c. x.
Wheeler spent the weekend at Co.
lumbia.
Mr. H. J. Rawl attended 'The Kiss
Waltz" in Columbia Wednesday night.
Mr.. Pat Mitchell is spending a Jew
DAYS in Columbia.
Mesdames NJ. S. Stribling, S. r
StribIing, H. E. Todd, Of Anderson
and Mrs. ]. B. Fellers, OF Newberry'
have returned to their respective
homes after visit to their sister,
Mrs. Geo. F. Hunter.
Saturday, just about a half mile
from the c., N. & L. depot, a frelght
train was wrecked, three coal cars
we're derailed, tearing up the track
for a considerable distance. Tne
wrecking crew arrived about 10 p.
m and worked all night to clear the
track for traffic, furnishing quite an
attraction for the male population OF
the town.
There will be memorial services
Wednesday evening, April 16, at the
A. R. P. church in honor Of David
Livingston, the great missionary and
African explorer. All denominations
are invited to attend.
Program Prosperity Woman's
Christian Temperance union meeting
to be held with Miss May Dominick
Tuesday afternoon, April 10, at
O'Clock. Every woman interested IN
the temperance reform is earnestly
urged to attend:
Subject, "Anti-Narcotics.
Scripture reading and prayer-Mrs.
]. L. Wise.
Song, Foot Steps of Jesus
Paper, School Boys and the Gig
arette"-Miss Susie NJ. Langford.
Leaflet, "a True Story of the Gig
aret"-Mrs. C. L. Singley
Song, Rescue the Perishing."
Reading, again the Cigaret" from
Union signal"-Mrs. T. H. Garrett.
Discussion.
Roll call; minutes; business.
Temperance doxology.
The following have contributed
from Prosperity principally, towards
building Methodist church at Po-
maria. All contributions will be ap-
preciated and acknowledged by Rev.
S. c. Morris, Prosperity, S. c.: ].
Walter Stockman $25, T. A. Dominick
So. ]. F. Browne SO, Geo. A. Cooke
81. C. T. Wyche 81, S. B. Bowers Soc,
w. c.. Barnes Soc, L. A. Black 81,
]. S. Wheeler 81, Mrs. Alice Cromer
81, j. A. Simpson Soc, o. B. Miller
5Oc., E. o. Counts 81, H. A. Petrea
25c., D. NJ. Cromer Csc, S. ]. Kohn
Soc, H. J. Rawl SOC, S. B. Haw-
kins Soc, E NJ. Cook 25c., G. W.
Stockman Soc, w P Pugh 81, R.
T. Pugh 81, H. l.. Shealy .25, NJ. c.
Morris 81, j. l.. May SOC, Hunter
Caldwell 81, w. c. Dominick S25,
Cash 81, ]. A. Counts 81, L. S. Bow
ers 81. ]. |. Bedenbaugh 81, G. w.
Harmon 81, Geo. Dominick 23c.,
Claude Singley SOC, G. A. Pugh 25c.,
B. B. Hair Soc. A. H. Miller SOC,
John Nichols 25c. W. L. Matthews
25c., Harmon & .Werts Soc, J. A.
Baker SOC, o. w. Amick CSC, A \.
Crosson Soc, Mcseley Bros. 81, Dr..
Geo. Y. Hunter So, S. L. Fellers SOC,
J. B. stockman So, w. W. Wheeler
81. NJ. w. Bedenba 81, H. L.
FeIlers 50, J. L. {, Davenport 25c.,
H. J. Kinard 25c,I Rev. J, A. Nc
craw "a, A. c. richardson 25c.,
Cokesbury District S. S. Conference
s1O.S5. W. P. Lea }phart SOC, J, P.
Wheeler SOC, w. II. Gibson 81, D.
NJ. Langford s25Ol o, B. Simpson
SOC. A. H. HawkiI Iis s., I. A. Luney
ST. A. P. Dominick SOC. J. c. Counts
soc, E. \. Kibler s., ]. L. Wise 81,
J. Sydney stockmaIn 5oe.' J. Moody
Bedenbaugh SOC, DY B. Cook s..