The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-13


ring.-From a Cross Hill account Of
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. McSwain, where zone of the most
interesting features of the e.ening
was the cutting of tie wedding cake.
"If tie time spent in talking hard
times were spent in working to make
times good we would all be too busy
to worry" is the happy suggestion
of The Florence Times, says the Lam
caster News, to which We respond
very heartily.
At the city primary election on the
18th instant there will be two candi-
dates to succeed themselves, Mr. NJ
L. Spearman as commissioner of pub
lie works, and Mr.. w. A. McSwain
as trusteee OF the school board of
trustees. 1t is we'll that they are to
be reelected without opposition.
Rev. John Lake, missionary to China
for u years, will preach at tie First
Baptist church, Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Lake is one of the most
interesting takers among tie men
who have returned from foreign
fields, as you hear him you get a
Vivid picture of life and work in
China.
You have made your money at
home and it is therefore your duty
to spend it among your own people
Lancaster News The editor of the
News is lady and she knows what
she is talking about. Her given name
is Juanita, which sounds soft and
sweet, and her advice should be heed
ed all over the land.
The Baptists are in fine shape and
will give Newberry a fierce game
Greenville News speaking o. the
football game in Greenville Saturday.
Just so it will not be too fierce. The
Baptists in Newberry are in fine
shape and are giving the city pleas
ant time, but 1.ere is no football in
it.
The Fortnightly club met in pleas
ant session on Wednesday morning
with Mrs. Nv. G. Houseal on Caldwell
street. After the reading of an in
teresting article from Good House
keeping by Mrs. w. H. Hunt and a
discussion Of current events by the
members, a tempting luncheon was
served.
Miss Mary Butler Fant. was hostess
to the Calvin Crozier chapter, U. D. c..
on Thursday afternoon at her rome
on east Main street. Several mat
ters of business were transacted and
interesting selections from Miss Ruth
erford's address at the last general
convention were read by Mrs. Her
man Wright. A pleasant social half
hour was enjoyed during which a
salad course was served.
During the regular vaudeville time
at the Opera House this week the
stage will be held by Billy Edwards,
newspaper cartoonist. Something good
is promised, as Edwards is classed
with Bud Fisher, of Mutt and jeff
fame. Besides enjoying the enter
taiEinent it is pleasant to see how
fast the clever artist does his work.
These be grain-growing days in this
part of the world.-Greenwood Jour
nal. The Herald and News reporter
is neither a farmer nor the great
grandson of a farmer, but he is bound
to believe that the grain-growing idea
is good one. 1t would be we'll to
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camille company is arranging to build
a roller mill at Jalapa The Green
wood Journal says the building OF
roller mills is one result of the grain
campaign which has spread through
out the country and "is an encour-
agement to farmers to SOW large
quantities of wheat t-is winter.
| Cheer up-the football season is
nearly over-Spartanburg Herald.
Then maybe tie papers will have
space for fine addresses and sermons
by college presidents and others, and
sucl like Some Of the newspapers,
however, !ave badly mistaken idea
as to college and football. 1t is not
true that at the colleges football is
the highest branch in tie tree of
knowledge That study is only an in
cident in college life. Sometimes the