The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-03
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Has the paving on South Church
stree, been abandoned ?-Spartanburg
Herald. Don't know about Church
street, but can answer for Friend
Imagine yourself reclining iazily in
that rocking chair to be given tn
holder of the lucky number tonight,
Tuesday, at the old court house mo-
ton picture show.
The Ladies Aid society of the Luth-
eran Church of the Redeemer, will
meet on Tuesday afternoon, at D
o'clock, with Miss Lizzie Dominick.
All members are urged to be present.
Madame Rumor has it that no less
than sixteen weddings will be cele-
brated in Laurens during the month Of
June Herald. Great
Time of Day!
The attendance at the Airdome on
last Saturday night was the very larg-
est ever seen at any one time at any
motion picture show in Newberry-
824.
The closing exercises of the Jones'
Vile high school were held in the
school auditorium last Friday even
ing. DR.. Roy q. Thomas, Of Newberry,
delivered the graduating address,
Jonesville COR, Gaffney Ledger, Goth.
The prize ham, fine country cured
and weighing 81 pounds, given away
at the Airdome last Saturday night,
was won by Mr. ]. w. Courtney, of
Oakland mills. Next prize next Sat-
urday night, barrel of Obelisk -four.
Down in Bennettsuile they are COM
planning at the sloWness Of the gov
ernment in beginning the building of
the proposed federal postoffice. Don't
be impatient, Bennies. Uncle Sam takes
his time but does his work, does it
we'll. Witness Newberry.
College girls and boys, with open
arms we greet thera. And you, dear,
departing teachers, with tear stain
ed cheeks, we bid you good bye.-Dil-
lon Herald. Listen to that, will you.
If we thought anything like it, we
wouldn't say it in public.
If any of the friends of Newberry
college will entertain commencement
visitors they will please notify DR..
Harms or Prof. Derrick It will be a
great help and convenience to the COL
lege authorities if their friends will
help entertain these visitors.
Drs. E. Pendleton Jones, J. Henry
Harms and George B. Cromer always
have their hands full of invitations to
make addresses. No city of the size
can equal Newberry in the number Of
such men who are compelled to turn
down large numbers of invitations to
make addresses.
The death of Mr. George NJ. Shealy
makes the third member Of the James
D. Nance Camp of Confederate Vet
erans lost. this year. His death was
recorded last week in The Herald and
News, but in the list of his surviving
children the name of his daughter,
Mrs. NJ. A. Counts, did not appear
After turning down ten invitations
to address different schools, the Rev.
DR.. E. Pendleton Jones, he on Fri
/ day night made an address at the
commencement of the Union city
schools and on Sunday night preached
the commencement sermon for the
Newberry schools.
The grocery store run by Merchant
A. P. Boozer is in position right now
to appreciate a rise in customers, as
there Is new little girl at the home
Of the proprietor and every month
calls for just that much more food;
and the more customers the easier to
get the food.
Today (Tuesday) will be observed
as Jefferson Davis birthday. All the
banks will be closed. Exercises in
honor of the president of the Southern
Confederacy will be held at Col. w.
H. Hunts residence in the afternoon
at 5 o'clock to be participated in by
representatives of various chapters
and camps of the Confederacy in the