The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
NEWS OF POMARIA.
Family Observation-Disclosures by
School Improvement AsSOcia-
tiOn-PerSGnal Mention.
pecial to The Herald and News.

A. l.. Aull on New Years day. This
Aull family is steadily growing. There
was present at this reunion 80 child
rem and grandchildren Mr.. Aull is
fortunate in having among this num-
Der seven sturdy sons-in-law.
Miss Carrie McElwain, of Neesmith,
and Miss Essie Black, of Prosperity,
visited Miss Ethyl Seybt during the
holidays.
Mrs. Jane Counts, Of Pomaria No. ,,
spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
G. S. Swygert.
Miss Ruby Holloway, of Newberry,
spent several days with Mr.. w. w.
Berley and family
Mr.. }. K. Swygert and little daugA-
ter, Lucille, of Irmo, spent several
days with his father and mother, Capt.
and Mrs. G. S. Swygert
Mr.. B. NJ. Chapman, Of Washington,
D. c., returned to his work January
3, after spending month very pleas
antIy among friends and relatives.
Mr.. W. W. Berley was in Newberry
Monday.
DR.. A. C. Spain, Of Greenyille, is in
town and advertises all branches of
dental work done at reasonable
prices.
Mr.. Henry S. Chapman, of Pomaria
No. ,, lost a fine mule Sunday night.
Mrs. J. B. P. Scott spent few days
with w. W. Berley and family.
Mr.. J. w. Alewine has left Settler
company and moved to his place re-
Gently purchased. We miss Joe in
Pomaria, and will be glad to see MIN
IN town often.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bedenbaugh, Mr.
q. H. Richardson, Miss Louise Counts,
Messrs. Talbert Werts and Walter
Richardson attended Rev. Sligh's sill
We: wedding anniversary in Columbia
on January /.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Werts, Of Pros
rerity, visited at the home of their
daughter, Mrs J. B. Bedenbaugh,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The following students aave re-
turned to their respective places OF
work: Messrs. Joel and George Ber-
ley and Chris Folk to Clemson, Miss
Ida Mae Settler and Miss Kathleen
Hentz to Mont Amoena, Misses Eliza
beth Hentz and Katie Wilson to Due
West, Miss Ida Young and Clarence
Epting to Newberry, Miss Gertrude
Young to Winthrop, Mr.. R. H. Folk to
Medical college, Baltimore; Mr.. G..
Breaker Settler to University of Vir-
glnla, Messrs. Charles and Arthur
Sem to Roanoke, Mr. John Sem to
Mt. Airy seminary, Philadelphia.
Pomaria's school opened on Janu-
ary with an increase in enrolment
Mr.. NJ. C. Rivers, Of Columbia, Wis
tied in Pomaria during the holidays.
Miss Susie Owens, Of Clinton, visit
ed Miss Gertrude Young few days
Christmas week.
Mr.. Howe Lyon and wife visited
his mother, Mrs R. c. Lyon, during
the holidays.
There will be a box party at Forks
scnool house on Friday night, jan
uary Is, beginning promptly at 7:3O
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited
Prof. W. A. Reiser has returned to
his duties, after a weeks visit to his
home at Clyo, Ga.
Miss Renna Reeder, Ell route to
New Hope school, Miss Jessie Ruth
crford, enroute to Central school, and
Misses Iva Eaddy and Bessie Hug
Gins, enroute to Zion school, were
among those in town last week.
The "Deestrick Schulz Of 80 Years
Ago" given by the School Improve
ment association in the auditor
ium of the new school building Fri
day evening, December 26, was we'll
received by the large crowd present,
The Improvement association is to
be heartily commended for the work
il is doing. To it belongs the honor
for Pomarias showing in the States
contest for improvement during the
past year. The men are not to be oV-
erlooked, for they voted yes to the
issue that made our handsome brick
building possible.
The demand for a return date for
the "Deestrick Schulz is growing
daily and there is probability Of an
other big night soon,