The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-12-02

Mr.. Geo. Smith, whom he had not seen
since the surrender. Mr.. Bullock and
Mr.. Smith were members of Co. G. Sc
cond cavalry, C. S. A.
1t was great pleasure to meet, in
the afternoon, the Sunday school OF
st. Pauls congregation, Of which the
Rev. NJ. j. Epting, D. D., is the able
and efficient pastor.-Lutheran Churcn
Visitor. There is a strong bond be-
tween Savannah and Newberry.
The men who will represent the
Newberry Stylus at Due West at the
meeting of the South Carolina College
Press association are: n. M. Biser, L.
Riser, J. l.. Keitt and c. D. Weimar-
cor. Daily Press, 1st.
Mr.. J. Y. Cooley entertained re-
Gently Mr.. Mart Nichols, wife and
daughter, Of NeWberry, Mrs. Lowman,
of Silverstreet, also Mr. Joe Long,
of Silversreet. Miss Nichols is a stu
dent of Summerland college.-Lees-
vile cor. Batesburg Herald, 9th.
Mr.. Ward Simmons, of the U. S. S..
Terry, now stationed at Charleston,
came to Newberry Friday, after at
tending the Shriners' meeting in Sum-
ter. He left on Saturday for Spartan
burg to visit his mother and sisters
before returning to his duties.
The Rev. DR.. Monroe ]. Epting was
in the city Thursday, on his return
home from Greenwood where, on We'd
nesday night he had of1ciated in the
marriage ceremony of a niece, brief
notice of which will be found else
where.
The home of Jeff B. Amick in the
upper part of town has been purchased
by Congressman A. F. Lever who is
having it remodeled. If Madam Rumor
be true, the house when completed
will be occupied by one Of our promi-
nent young couples who are soon to
be married.-Lexington Dispatch,
26th.
Rev. w. C. shaeffer, Jr, pastor of
the Lutheran Church of the Redeem
er, Atlanta, is the president of synod.
To meet him is to be impressed with
his strong personality. To hear him,
is to be moved and stirred profound
ly.-Lutheran Church Visitor. New
berry likes to hear of Carl, in such
a pleasant manner.
Col. and Mrs. W. H Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. H. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Mclaughlin and little Albert, Misses
Fannie and Lucy Mclaughlin, Miss
Minnie Gist and Mrs. O. MGR. Holmes
were in Greenwood Thursday and
took Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
J. C. Harper, VINO was Miss Mamie
Misses Margaret Davis, Cornelia
Mayer and Marion Jones, of the Col
Iege for Women, spent Thanksgiving
a. home, coming on Saturday and re-
turning to Columbia Monday. Miss
Pool, of Williamson. spent
the time with her schoolmate, Miss
Mayer. Miss Margaret Burton, anoth-
er of the students visited Miss jamie
Morse, in Abbeville.
Mr.. Thos. P. Wicker and his bride
arrived Saturday. They will be at
home to their friends at $50 Langford
street. Welcome to Newberry. The
friends are glad to receive Thos. P.
Wicker as a groom and his bride to
their city and to aave them among the
younger married set in the social life
of the place. May their residence
here be one of happiness and all the
good OF life.
DR.. John Henry Harms, president Of
Newberry college, while in town on
business connected with the college,
made an address before the school on
Wednesday morning He was in very
happy vein and throughout his talk he
tried to emphasize the need and i'm
portance of an education to his young
hearers. This community has always
been very loyal to Newberry, and at
all times those connected with the
college are welcome to the homes of
its many friends.-Cameron cor. News
and Courier.
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