The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-12-05

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variety store was won by Mrs. J. Y
MdFall.
Rev. D. P. Boyd will preach as fol-
lows next Sunday: At Pomaria, II a.
m. Second Sunday at Mt. Pleasant II
a. m. and at New Hope 3 p. m.
, The woman's missionary society of
central Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. Mary Wright on next Mon
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
"Out in the streets Saturday night
at the West End scnool hall, at the
hour Of 8.15, by a good cast of charac-
ters, home talent, Take in "out in the
Streets
There is a difference between civ
ing in Chester" and living in Glover"
There was no point to the former but
there would have been to the latter
Iif it had appeared as intended.
City to have fine new park.-Head-
line in Union Progress. Goes on to
say where council acquires eight or
more acres where ideal recreation
grounds will be established.
From the time it took a horse the
other afternoon to get from The Her
aid and News Office to the postofflce
it will take it until Christmas to get
as far as Mr.. Bud Matthews house
The woman's home and foreign mis-
sion society of the Church Of the Re-
deemer will meet at the home of Mrs.
E. R. Hipp on Monday afternoon, De-
cember 8th.
The ladies of the Central church
will hold their annual bazaar on Fri
day afternoon and night, December II,
in the store room opposite the New
berry hotel.
The whales" Of the State must
feel deeply relieved since Col, Cnes-
hire has thrown aside the Harpoon.-
Gaffney Ledger. But he has since
started the Tri-County Harpoon at
Seneca.
Can Won appreciate the value to
parents and children in the years to
come of pictures tai in their
homes ?-Georgetown IlA.es. If in
Newberry they can and do, then go to
the salters,
The manner in which a Texas pony
was mistreated Tuesday afternoon in
the city looked like cruelty to animals
to some people, and if it had been in
some other city the thing would not
have been allowed.
The town taxes have been extended
to the 10th of this month. 1t is i'm
portant now that those interested will
remember this extension of the time
of the payment and not let the limit
run upon them.
Is the consolidation of the S. B. T.
and the w. U. T. c. case of "two
souls with but a single thought, two
hearts that beat as one?' Referred to
]. Roach and o. Bowers, or the young
ladies of central Office.
You people must take time to read
the advertisement of Miss Smith as to
millinery and other fine things she
and Mrs. J. W. White, Miss FAINT and
the rest of the ladies in the store
will SHOW for Christmas purchasers.
The item about the finding of the
lost set of false teeth. has been copied
in various papers throughout the
State. What tickled them must nave
been the announcement that no one
would claim another's set of false
teth.
Snapshot kodac fends ought to be
punished for catching the White
House bride with her mouth open. She
can't keep her mouth shut all the
time, is obliged to smile, but those pic
lures needn't be made public. She is
unconscious of it all.
The public will certainly be attract
ed by the unique advertisement of
the Jno. B. Mayes Book and Variety
store in this issue. 1t cannot fail to
attract, and the attraction will cause
a great sale. Jno. B. knows how to
draw, and we like to tell you about it.
Solicitor Proctor A Bonham, a
member of the Greenville lodge, has
accepted an invitation to deliver an
address at the Memorial celebration
at Newberry.-Greenville Piedmont.