The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-12-30
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glad.-'H. IN LutneFdn CnurcA Wis
itor.
The Southern Field is publication
at Washington. In its December
number is a cuE of vetcn field and
a written sketch of a vetch patch.
which was obtained by the Field from
Mr. s. u. Duncan, who 'is a success
fuI grower Of vetch.' as that publica-
tion says.
Among names of Mt Pleasant,
Charleston, people we came across
GulIeys, of which we want to make
pleasant mention. Newberry has no
Gulleys, but there are some pretty
good Hills in this county, and Rivers,
with Woods and Fields in the neigh
boring country of Laurens.
We had our annual temperance ser
mon in the A R. P church the even
ing of the fourth Sabbath of Novem-
ber by Rev c. H. Nabers, pastor Ii
that church. He lad a full house All
gave something that was indeed worth
hearing $40 was collected.-Pal-
metto White Ribbon, 18th.
Just to show that there is no hard
feeling. we wish to call the attention
Of the linotype operator to the fact
that the new minister from Siam is
named Phya Prabbakarayong nga-Spar-
tanburg Herald That's alwrignt, tae
|, o. of The Herald and News can
wriggle with it.
Resolve to patronize home enter
prises this next year. Do your part
to make those that are here succeed
and their success will attract others
Spartanburg Herald. This is one of
of the best things the S. H. said
Christmas. 1t is splendid resolution
for ALL
Our energetic and faithful county
commissioner, Mr. John Hit, is still
pushing the work on the public roads.
Gross HiIl cor. Laurens Advertiser.
Must be somewhat like our "Jcln
Henry, who is making a hit on the
public road question here and "mak-
ing some people mad" as he says.
Mr.. S. B. Dominick sends The Her.
aid and News a card of the Baptist
church at Rocky Mount, N. C. 1t is
a handsome, commodious building,
seating capacity 2,2O0, church costing
$35, 600, "one of the incest churches in
the old North State" Nothing speaks
more for city than the church build
ings within its limits.
Col John K. Aull plunged into read
ing proof on the governors message
as soon as ne returned from Newberry
yesterday afternoon.-Columbia cor.
News and Courier, 9th We can see
him plunging into that proof reading.
When it comes to that, and this, that
and the other along these lines Jno.
K. AulI is a plunger from tip-top-
The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church of Newberry sent Miss
Anne o. Ruff to Helena Friday WITH
Christmas gifts for Miss Lizzie Hollis,
a faithful and worthy member Of the
church. The Sweet remembrance" /"
consisted of confections, fruits, gro
ceries, money, etc. The Philatheas
are ever ready and willing in their
noble work.
The following from the LeesVille
Twin County News is a sensible way.
''Mr. J. E. B. McCartha informs US
that he lost one of his gloves on his
mail route. AS yet the finder mas not
returned it. He wishes us to say that
if the finder will let him know who
he is that he will give him the other
one, as neither is bene6tted under the
circumstances.
One certain citizen in presence OF
another, was telling a certain other /
citizen that he didn't like having
Newberry spoken of as little" city !;
Why, sakes alive, man, little Is ]
an endearing word, used in terms OF
affection, often without regard to rne |
size Of the place or thing referred o.
When you hear a girl say OF New
berry it is a "dear little place. sne
means she likes the city.
Three members of the board OF dl-
rectors of the State penitentiary are
TO be chosen at the approaching ses-
sion of the general assembly. The
terms of Messrs. W. H. Glenn, of An
derson county, and Jasper M. Smith,