The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-07-15


at McCall-Weatherly Cos. July IA and
Is, taking orders for clothing.-Pee
Dee Advocate, 10th.
Little Miss Serena Lee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lee, is visiting
relatives at Dyson, to which place she
made the trip unaccompanied.--1ings-
tree Record, 10th.
Mr.. Jno. B. Paysinger, late Wofford
graduate, is in Columbia clsrking for
W A. Strother, grocer, until next
school season when he will teach at
Sharon, York county.
Mrs. H. B. Wells and the two little
boys Lave returned from visiting rel
atives at Pomaria, accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Mrs B. B. Fulmer,
and baby, of Columbia.
Mr.. Fred. A. schumpert, of Sanford,
Fla, is Visiting relatives in Newber-
ry, his old home, after an absence OF
5 1-2 years, looking we'll and natural
and receiving the glad hand of his
friends.
Misses Annie E. and Jayne CARING
ton leave today with a motor party
for Williamson via Newberry and
Laurens. They will spend few days
with relatives in Williamston.-The
State, 11th.
Mrs. D. D. Wallace has returned to
Newberry from New York, after Wis
| it there to her husband, Prof. Wallace,
who will be in Newberry this week
visiting his family and parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Wallace.
Mrs. Bessie Hamiter and little
daughter Ruth, of Fairfield, came oV-
er last week to Newberry, visiting rel
tives-her sister, Mrs, 1. A. Mcdowell,
her cousin cousin, Mr.. James SllgA,
her aunt, Mrs. Claud Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Long, of
Newberry, stopped over with Rev.
James D. Kinard and family for
short visit. They are on visit to
Jackson, Ca, the former home Of Mrs.
Long-Greenwood Journal, 11th.
Mrs R. B. Still entertained the
Priscilla club on Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. L. C. Still, Misses Isabelle
Free, Annie Halford and Anita David
son, of Newberry, were visitors to the
club.-Blackville cor. the State, 18th
Miss Isabelle Riser, of Little Noun
tain, was a successful candidate for
the rating of graduate nurse among
the 55 young women admitted to the
nursing profession by the State board
of medical examiners in Columbia,
Thursday night.
Drs. c. B. Mills, H. B. sann, of New
berry, F. K. Shealy and W, c. Stone,
of Leesville, among 80 young men
Nere admitted to the medical profes-
sion at the mesting in Columbia
Thursday night of the State board OF
medical examiners.
Rev. S. P. Koon has accepted the
pastorship of the Lutheran church at
Silverstreet, S. c., and has taken
charge of the work, which he will
serve in connection with the princi-
palship of the town school.-Lutheran
Church Visitor, 10th,
Mrs. Harry Price and two sons and
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Mann, OF
Newberry, left yesterday for Asheville,
where they will spend some time with
relatives.-spartanburg Herald, 18th.
They have returned. Mrs. Mann and
Roberta reaching home Sunday.
Mrs. LII. Ruff entertained few
young folks with a "tacky'' party on
the 4th in honor of her guests, Miss
es Laura and Cora Lominick, of New
berry. Miss Cora Lominick was
awarded the ladies' prize.-Indian
Creek cor. saluda Standard, 10th.
Mr.. Irby D. shockley, of Columbia,
spent the latter part Of last week with
his daughter, Mrs. T. o. Stewart, in
Newberry, his former home, after a
visit to his son, Mr. Clyde Shockley'
the agent at Williamson for the Pied
mont Northern electric line, busl-
ness visit to Greenville and a visit
to relatives in Laurens.
Capt. w. S. Langford has returned
from Texas, Arkansas and other
ctotoS offer having had a most de-