The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-09-18

people don't know how to vote. That
class of voters will have to put the
two names in hat and draw.
1t is Sellers, S. c., and not Fellers,
where Miss Sara Caldwell is teaching.
The reporter ignorantly substituted an
F for and in the last issue of the
paper.
The dove OF peace may fiutter over
Europe, but she can't find a place to
light yet.-News and Courier. We
told you the old dove was lost in try
ing to fly across the ocean.
Have you bought bale of cotton
vet? If not why not?-Greenvllle
Piedmont. We'll, if you mean to be
personal about it, it is just. because
we haven't the money. That's all.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary society OF the church of'tne
Redeemer will meet with Mrs. b. K.
Hipp Monday afternoon, September
21st at 4::30 o'clock. :.
The rainy weather Wednesday af-
ternoon and night didn't keep crowds
from seeing the running episode OF
''The Million Dollar Mystery" which
is taking like wild fire.
You might also plant few goob-
ers-Greenwood Journal. Sound doc
trine. And make them four to a pod,
like Mr.. C. B.. Pilgrim and Mr.. Back
man Boinest.
~An endless quiet valley reaches
out past the blue hAls into the even
ing sky."tFrom John Masehelds
poem on August, 1914, in Harper's
weekly for September II. That touch
es the spot.
"The social sets of this section are
picking cotton and pulling fodder"
This is taken from little paper UP
at Westminster called the Tugaloo
Tribune and was written from a place
called Chauga.
Everybody is talking about cotton,
and some people don't know what
they are talking about. Same way
with the war talk. The less some
know of both subjects the louder
they talk.
The ladies are joining the buy-a-
bale of cotton club, which insures it's
success. Ladies are cordially well
coined and assured of equal rights
Florence Times. Ladies in other plac-
es are joining in this great movement.
That miserable. old smallpox has
started again. beginning in Florence,
on it's usual, accustomed annual visi-
tatioa. The.yearly, appearance of this
abominable pest is too mo'notonoeus, to
s, ~ iaos+ - H. " ossE 81 :. .: -.
E.:'. =::;s.1tt $50 sGr r. -.
Eyerybody-is talking about the great
serial picture, "The. Million *, Dollar
Mystery.'- y.'-Abbeville Medium. So
they are, neighbor, so they are . And
lit is worth being talked about and
seen. Every wednesday at the Ar
cade.
A brief meeting of the Lutheran
Board of Publication directors was
called yesterday morning. Those
present were: The Rev. wv. P Cline,
OF White Rock; George B. Cromer, of
Newberry; D. F. Efrd, of Lexington,
and A. H. Kohn, P. C. Price and the
Rev. W. H. Greever, of Columbia
The State, Wednesday.
AS a result of the meeting which
was concluded Sunday at the A. R..
P. church with communion services,
eight or nine additions were made to
the church and quickening in re-
ligious affairs had. The services
were conducted by Rev. I. C. Cald-
we'll, of Newberry, a very able and
forceful reacher.-Sharon cor. York
News, 18th
Through error in shipping depart
ment Of the General Film corporation
Manager Wells did not get his pro-
gramme Monday, which caused an en-
tire change Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at the opera house, but
he now has matters Strengthened out,
and the missing pictures, including
sfThe Adventures of Kathlyn,' are to
! ibe shown.