The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-09-16
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NOTE AND COMMENT
By Local Reporter.
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A mayors place is a hard position
to hold. No matter how good man
is elected some people will find fault
! with him. 1t matters not how hard
he tries to do his duty, and please the
community, ne will find that he dis
pleases many; or at any rate they will
criticise him whether or not. He can
not please everybody. If an angel
from heaven came down to act as
mayor of Newberry he would find it
the hardest job he ever undertook. NO
doubt it would be just as hard IN any
other town.
D The question is, how does Frank
y WDevore like Henry Kinard's ducks?
4 An island is a body Of land surround
ed by water. Devore's residence is
house surrounded by Kinards ducks.
Quack, quack, quack, Frank. Maybe
it just suits the twins.
Speaking of faith, hope and charity,
and that the greatest of the three IS
charity, leads the reporter to suggest
that the greatest of them all is
hope. Mankind could manage to exc
out a miserable existence with
out charity, in either mean
ing of the word, and the
world would be dark without
faith, but it would roll along somehow.
Take hope away and man could not
live. Although 'hope deferred maketh
the heart SICK" yet "hope springs
eternal in the human breast What
would we do without hope! What
could we do without hope? Even
though many times we ''hope against
hope" it is the only thing tnat keeps
us alive.
= Sometimes you think you are fool
)Fing a fellow when you "ain't."
Very seldom outside of fiction does
one see instances of the helping hand.
y 1t is all very nice to read about some
able person taking liking to
worthy young man and helping him
along, but it doesn't come your way
There are worthy men in Newberry
who could be helped out OF a hard
Mace occasionally if some klndheart-
ed man of means would step up and
say: Don't you need to borrow some
money today? can let you have 1t,
You read of such in books-you don't
b see it. There are men mere who have
struggled all of their lives. If any
man has ever voluntarily offered to
lend any of them any money, we
would like to hear of it.
Saw girl cranking automobile other
day. Saw one hitcn horse to post
another day. Both 'got there.
Isn't it strange how one becomes
fascinated with the moving pictures?
IT is interesting to watch the faml-
a liar faces of actors and actresses as
d they reappear in the different plays,
They are becoming we'll known by
their faces and are watched for eager
ly by the public.
1t seems that newspaper men are
lust alike everywhere, Harry ThaW
tried to borrow some money from
one up in New Hampshire yesterday
and fornd that he was broke.-Green-
vile Piedmont, 11tn. H. Thaw couldn't
borrow any from some of them in
Newberry.
Maharaia Kumar Jitendra Harayan,
7 of Cooch Bahar weds GaekWar, S
Daughter-Headline in dailies. That's
all we want to know about it, unless
we could see it in the moving pic
ture shows.
Mary had a little skirt,
She slit it most in half,
And everywhere that Mary went
They saw her little calf.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
The man that doesn't like to make
children happy is no man at all.
Jerome and Thaw and the lawyers
and doctors on both sides are playing
a great game of hide and seek, like
little children, for the money that is
!. in it.
q He coneth forth these cool morn
ings in a light coat and receiveth
much guying. At the noon hour ne
showeth the unwise populace the
wisdom of his ways. 1t were better to
shake an hour in the morning breeze
like a reed in the wind and be com
Portable the rest of the day than to
start out comfortable in the early