The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-11
store will give away this week to the

we Dragged about the fine fair fall.
Look what it went and done, "it" be-
ing the weather. Turned right round
and covered the sunshine.
The week of prayer is being obserV-
ed this week by the women Of Central
Methodist church beginning Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock and continu-
ing every day through Friday prompt
ly at $50 o'clock.
When it is double wedding as will
be the case at Batesburg Wednesday
how must be read the couplet: 'Two
souls with but single thought, two
hearts that beat as one?"
There will be an organ recital in
Aveleigh Presbyterian church on Fri
day evening, November 28, at 7.30
o'clock under the auspices of the
ladies aid society. The program will
be announced later.
CAS- we'll as being please don't
rain" the little bumbleshoot that The
Mayes Book store is offering the con-
testants, can be used "to keep the
man in the sun from making freckles
on your face"
Have you seen Mr.. ]. W. Hender-
sons pointer dog? He is lost and the
owner\wants him to be found. Look
at the special notice department of
The Herald and News. It has become
an interesting part of the paper and
everybody reads it.
Seventy-six shares of the capital
stock of the Newberry Savings bank
will be sold at public auction on We'd
nesday, the 26th instant, at IL o'clock.
The highest bidder will get some fine
stock.
Now Messrs. Glider & Weeks say
girls must be sweet if they wish ad-
miration. Don't confuse yourselves
"as to sweet in what way''-this is to
use Harmony Of Boston perfume.
To the newly weds: May all go we'll
with you! May life's short day glide on
peaceful and bright, with no more
clouds than may glisten in the sum
shine, no more rain than may form
rainbow-Ricnter
Tell this to the R. F. D. carriers:
A 12,0O0-mile motorcycle trip is be-
ing made by R. L. Allen, of San Fran
cisco, Cal He is taking the Northern
route across the continent to New
York. He will return by the central
route.
Has anybody here seen "Bob?" He
is one black and tan leg hound, a
"bob tail dog" with one ear split. The
last seen of "Bob tail Bob" he was
leaving Wnitmire, supposed to have
been on his way in the direction of
Mr.. A. R. Dorroh's down below Bush
river church.
How about that good suggestion
made by citizen relative to convict
work at the cemetery? There seems to
be some talk of work needed there.
Now is the time to get at the root of
it. They" said Citizen made a good
suggestion and that it ought to be
adopted by the community.
A fellow from below Prosperity
thought it was the county super
visor's duty to kill mad dogs, that it
was his special work, and he wanted
Mr. Chappell to come down and do
the job. The supervisor had some
thing else to do. So that was new
office for him.
The Greenwood Journal supposes
that pumpkins are grown for fairs
and Halloween nights exclusively"
This is a very good indication of the
fact that the editor of the Journal was
never boy in any section of the coun-
try where pumpkin pis are esteemed.
Rock Hill Herald. Tell it to him.
Dr. Rachel McMaster of our mis-
sionary force in Mexico, spoke in our
chruch in Newberry, S. C. last Sabbath
night. Miss McMaster was teaching
in the city schools of Newberry when
she decided to become a missionary
and resigned her position there to en-
ter medical college.-4A. R Presby-
terian, 9Th.
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