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

be held May 90
The white carnations and white ros-
es. emblems of mothers day, were i'll
evidence on Sunday.
There was baptism of two persons
at the First Baptist church Sunday
night.
Alfalfa clubs are being formed in
different parts of the State.-Anderson
Mail. Tell it to Mr.. Sam NJ. Duncan,
he's the man to see about such things.
About 1SO old Veterans were at he
big dinner on Memorial day. They
praise everything in connection with
the exercises of the day.
The eVterans had good time at
the motion picture shows and at other
places Friday, and with the autono-
biles.
Newberry made a clean sweep of its
series with the local colleges Satur-
day by beating the Citadel nine 6-1.-
News and Courier, 18th.
At the meeting in Sparta2.burg last
week of the T. P. A. there were. held
memorial exercises commemorating the
memory of A. C. Jones and other de-
ceased members.
The Herald and News Acknowledges
invitation to attend the commencement
exercises of Winthrop Normal and IN
dustrial college, to take place at Rock
Hill, June 1-3.
Mr.. Otway and Miss Elizabeth Sal
ter took 50 additional photos for Vet
Grams Friday, making 153 all told, as
they had previously taken the major
ity. The old Vets appreciate these
photos, as indeed they should.
The June brides are now visiting
! the dress makers and preparing for
the great event of their youth.-Spar-
tanburg Journal. How we'll you do
read The Herald and News, Mr.. Jour
nal man.
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter
wishes to extend thanks to all those
who aided in the Veterans dinner and
also to the band ad all others who aid
ed in making the exercises of Memorial
day success.
There are two names from Newber-
rv in the list of graduates at Benedict
college, Columbia, colored, which Is
holding commencement-May ll-l4--
Jennie Belle King and Azalle Ernes-
tine Abrams.
Three young men graduate in the
technologicaI school at Newberry col
lege in June. Two of them are al
ready engaged by the westinghouse
Electric company at Pittsburg, Pa
Lutheran Church Visitor, Sth.
Leading speakers at the University
of South Carolina commencement will
ba w II Hunt. Of Newberry, and Rev.
William Way( rector of Grace Episco-
pal church, Charleston.-Clifton
Chronicle.
About 7.SO o'clock Sunday morning
the fire alarm sounded and the fire.
men repaired to the scene but the fire
had been put out bfore they got there.
Small blaze at the home of Mr.. John
Rushton, West End.
The first commencement of Sum-
merland college will be June l-S.
Those completing the regular course
and taking the A. B. degree are: Miss
es Lille Clair and Annie Mert1e Sease,
of Gilbert. Miss Anna Blanche Mich
OILS has taken a special course.
Mr.. G.. c. Smith had so far recovered
from his injuries Saturday as to be
able to attend the ball game at Clin-
ton and to take an automobile ride to
Laurens on Sunday. He is still at
Clinton, improving every day and will
soon return to Newberry.
There is a young couple in town
that do most of their spooning over
the phone line They are too bash
full to tell each other face to face
what they have to- say to each other.
I-Ehrhardt cor. Bamberg Herald.
Don't think there are any such in