The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-13

in attendance upon Memorial day Fri
day.
Misses Verna Sumner and Ruth
Halfacre and Messrs. Remwich Car
Isle and Paul Halfacre, all Of New
berry, spent Sunday here visiting
friends.-Clinton Chronicle, Sth.
Mrs. Willie Waters and children, of
Silver Street, have been spending the
past week under the parental roof
Indian Creek cor. Saluda Standard,
8th.
Mrs. ]. C. Harmon and granddaugh-
er, Ray Schumpert, are spending
some time with Rev. j. R. Harmon,
in senoio, Ga.-Indian Creek cor.
Saluda Standard, 9Th.
Mr.. J. Hervey G9ilIard come over
from Spartanburg to be present at
Memorial day exercises in Newberry,
his old home town, and to spend few
days with relatives in the county.
Professor J. B. O'Neall Holloway, an
alumnus of Newberry college, and a
useful member of our church at New
berry, S. c., has been elected prin-
cipal of the Newberry high school
Lutheran Church Visitor, 9Th.
Everybody is always glad to see that
good old nearly 95-year-old Vet, Mr..
Jacob shealy, from Little Mountain,
at the Memorial exercises. He was
here again on Friday. May he come
again often.
Miss Johnston, of Newberry, the new
teacher at the Aiken institute, has ar
rived in the city and is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil H. Seig-
Ter at Tranquility cottage.-Aiken cor.
Augusta Chronicle, 10th.
Gordon Leslie joined the Cadet Bat
tallion of the S. c. C. !. enroute to
Greenwood to participate in the laying
of the corner stone of the Bailey Mil
itary institute on the 10th, Col. F. N.
K. Bailey having written and also urg-
-,
Among the old Vets on hand Friday
was Mr.. Monroe Harris, Of, Broad riV-
er, who had the misfortune some time
ago to break an ankle. He could hob
Bile to the dinner, which he says was
the very finest. In tact they all say
that
Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Carlisle of New
berry are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Carlisle's mother, Mrs. J. ]. Roland.
Mr.. Carlisle has just recovered from a
severe attack of illness. They go to
Spartanburg from here to visit rela-
tives.-Laurensville Herald, 9th.
Mr.. E. NJ. Evans was elected dele
gate to National Convention T. P. A.
in Richmond June TO- H w. Dominick
a vice president of the State associa-
tion and R. D. Smith, Jr., member Of
the State board of directors at the
Spartanburg meeting last Friday.
In the crowd that was attracted to
the city on Memorial day was DR.. O..
B. Evans. During his last critical ILL
ness it was at one time thought that
DR.. Evans could not recover. Those
who saw him at the reunion Friday
were reminded that his case, like
Mark Twain's, was greatly exaggerat-
ed.
Mr.. C. ]. Purcell left on Sunday for
Charlotte, N. c., in response to wire.
He found his son Ned in the hospital
where it was feared an operation for
appendicitis had to be undergone. Col.
Purcell found Ned better and no op-
Grafton necessary. Ned was well
enough to. return to st. Mary's col
lege, Belmont, N. c.
Many patrons here regret very
much the fact that since the present
board of teachers was reelected, that
Misses Bessie Burton. of Newberry;
and Nan Neil, of Winnsboro, have
rendered their designations to the
board of trustees. Miss Burton is the
assistant in the high school and Miss
Neil is teacher of the fourth grade
Easley cor. Pickens Sentinel, 9Th.
VApTOTS AMI ATT, 3RNTT.