The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-07-22

B. Reid
Messrs. C. Herndon Jones and
George Sigh have gone to Pittsburgh
Pa, to accept their positions with the
Westinghouse company, taking ne
chanical and electrical post graduate
courses.
Mesdames D. W. Robinson, O.
Blackstock, w. G.. Whitlock, Miss
Elizabeth Dominick, of Newberry, were
among the visitors who enjoyed the
hospitality of the Woman's Building
rest room Saturday.-Columbia Rec.
ord, 18th.
Miss Euphemia, McClintock, who
left recently to visit Nashville, Wash
ington, Philadelphia and New York
will probably join her mother and Sis
ter in Boston for day or two. She
returns to Columbia early in August
Columbia Record, 18th
DR.. ]: Henry Harms, president OF
Newberry college, was in Columbia
yesterday at the Jefferson. DR.. Harms
was on his way to Orangeburg where
he will make an address at reunion
of the. NeWberry alumni Of that coun-
Ity.-cqlHpmDia qH4a, Record, 18th: :...
Mr.. L. w. C, Blalock, of Goldville,
a prominent merchant, manufacturer
and politician, with.<Mr. ]. o. Little,
and Mr.. J, P. Little, Jr, on his way
to. the mountains of North Carolina in
an automobile, spent yesterday at the
Hotel .Gates.-Greenville News, 18th.
The Rev. J. Henry Harms, DID,,
president of Newberry college, passed
through Columbia yesterday, en- route
TO Cameron, for the reunion of grad
yates and ex-students of the Lutheran
institution in Orangeburg and Calhoun
counties.-The State, 18th.
Mrs. E. J. McClintock, of Newberry,
who visited her daughter, Miss Eup-
hemia McClintock, at the College for
Women this past week, has gone
North to visit her daughter, Miss
Mary Law McClintock, who is head
of the famous McClintock school in
Boston-Columbia Record, 18th.
Mr.. M. @. Chappell has received
word from Hot Springs, N c., that his
daughter, Mrs. w. C. Thompson, was
dangerously ILL., 1t was stated in the,
last issue of this paper that she had
been taken there for treatment. The
trouble has been located as blood
poison.
Governor and Mrs. Cole. L. Blease
and Assistant Attorney General Fred.
H. Dominick came from Columbia Sat
urday in the governors car driven by
Harrison Neely, on their way to
Greenwood with the exception of Mrs.
Blease who remained in the city with
relatives here.
Mr.. J. J. Roach, the big man Of the
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph company, returned last week,
after you telephone, telegraph and
two or three weeks, to his post of duty
telephone post. Mr.. Roach thinks /;
after you telephone, telegraph and
telewoman all day every day you do
need a change occasionally.
The Rev. V. Y. Boozer, pastor of
First Lutheran church, Lexington, N.
c., is on visit to Columbia with his
family and is stopping with A. N.
Wyse, Mrs. Boozer's father. Mr.. Booz-
er has been member of the North !
Carolina synod about Is years, having
gone to the old North State from his
home at Prosperity after graduating
from the Lutheran Theological semi
nary, which was then located at New
perry. He has served several terms as
president of the North Carolina synod
md is prominently associated with
Ill it's work, as we'll as the general
work of his church in the South. Mr..
3oozer will preach at the evening ser
rice il Ebenezer Lutheran church to-
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