The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-15

Unity A R. P church which will last
through Sunday The public is in
vited.
Tannhauser at the Airdome Tuesday
night was fine. Those not seeing it
missed a great treat. If it ever comes
here again We will advise you to see
it, those of you who missed seeing it
Tuesday night. The Thanhouser pic
lures are all right.
Mr.. Eugene W. Chain, twice candi-
date for the presidency on the prohi-
bition ticket, will make an address in
Newberry on Monday morning at 10
o'clock, in the court house The ad-
dress is free. The speaker is said to
be good orator.
A ball game at Silverstreet Wedaes-
day between Caldwell and Silver
street resulted in score of to in
favor of Caldwell. Batteries-Cald-
we'll, Cromer and Lominick. Silver
/ street-Blair and Crouch. Umpire,
/ Buzhardt
Those who have read Pilgrims Pro-
! gress-and who hasn't?-will want to
see it at the Airdome tonight, Thurs
day. Those who have not read it
ought surely to go, and especially
should the children see it. A large
crowd is looked for to see Pilgrims
Progress.
A telegram Wednesday to Mr. D. R.
Lavender brought him the sudden
news that another of his daughters
had married, this. latest one having
slipped off" and got married ''unbe-
knowingst" and it was consequently
rather surprise to that even-temper-
ed gentleman.
They say the devil was in the old
court house moving picture show
Tuesday night. But the Lavender
house, whether the devil has ever
been there or not, is holding it's own
in this town, and the general proprie-
tor is as popular as ever, and is still
giving good shows, but not saying
much about them.
Prosperity is one of our best cir
cults and has good record. 1t takes
both good circuit and a good
preacher to stay together four years.
This is Brother Morris fourth year
on this circuit and his predecessor,
Rev. w. H. Whitaker, also stayed
four years.-Southern Christian Ad-
vocate.
In the academic department there
are two new instructors in English,
due to the retirement of Prof. Chas.
NJ. Furman, who becomes professor
emeritus, and Prof. Thos W. Keitt,
who has given up teaching to devote
himself to his farming interests in
Newberry county.-Clemson college
items in Walhalla Courier.
Miss Alice Cannon's paper on "The
Junior League at Work" and also
Miss Almena Coleman's on "How to
Keep a Country League Alive were
so thoroughly enjoyed, that they were
asked to be published in the Advocate.
also Miss Herbert's, paper-By Miss
Sara Lipscomb, secretary, in Southern
Christian Advocate, reporting district
league conference at New Chapel.
Next Sabbath morning the service
in the Newberry A R. P. church will
be conducted by Rev. w. Franklin
Harkey, pastor of the Logan's Ferry,
U. P. church at Parnassus, Pa. Rev.
Harkey who is in Newberry visiting
Rev. C. H. Nabers, will also preach at
Kings Creek in the afternoon and at
the Union service in the Newberry
A. R. P. church at night.
The secretary Of the Cokesbury Dis
trict League conference, Miss Sara
Lipscomb, in reporting the recent
meeting at New Chapel, for the South
ern Christian Advocate, says it was,
without doubt, the best league
conference they have had.
miss Lucille Blair, of the
Junior League welcomed the dele
gates. To this Mr.. Epting, our efficient
president. gave a warm response"
The management of the Arcade
Airdome will give free show on
Friday afternoon from two to four
o'clock, to all children under twelve
years old. That's good. This amuse-
ment company is doing right. Won't
the lite children appreciate this?
Every child under twelve to go in