The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-08

Music comes from re soGl.-J. D.
Sni.SGeql IN lutheran Church US
;sor. Yea are rig.,, there.
wse dacar Ta..;;zat:on CT the accu@u-
,aticn OF casa. G. wh;ds We are bear
:ng SO much. would strike some peo-
rle in Eew0arry all r;a'-t
Those contributing to the Methodist
lazaar fer Friday night, are request
Cd to send their contributions to the
CrctweE hote! by y o'clock that day.
The Ladies Aid society of tle Church
CT tie Redeemer Will meet with Mrs.
John c. Goggans Tuesday afternoon
al o'clock.
Dent fail to see "The Million Dol
lar Mystery" at the Arcade. Just bear
in mind there will be only four more
episodes of this wonderful picture af-
ter Wednesday.
The little girl who said she wanted
Santa Claus to bring ner some fat
back and bread for Christmas is not
1.eedy, III; SIC shows her willingness
tc be satisfied these hard times.
If any place needs it, the crossing
from Speers street to College street
needs to be cemented Many school
children and other persons cross there
every day, and t~ey are now crossing
in the mud.
There IS place in Sumter county
named pinewcod. TIE Sumter Herald
heads its dots from the point pine
wood Needles" That reminds this re-
orter OF t-e o,d Needles from Pine
Top"
"Tbe Perls of Pauline" the Pat.e
serial That has delighted hundreds
| CT New5errians for the past year is
nearing the end. See it At the Arcade
this Friday. Only che more episode
q G:ter this week.
I'VE in Newberry had week of rain
and mud. Remember that in some
rlaces they had snow And remem-
Der also tat wnen the sun comes
out here the mud will dry, but where
The snow is there will be tie slush
also.
Children under II flock to the Opera
House every. Friday afternoon, and
it is a pleasure to watch them. Hap
py ought to be the man who has and
holds the love OF little q iIdren. Henry
Wells, stick pin here" and 'put
this in your pipe and smoke it. 1t
will gi5e you satisfaction.
TIE Arcade, the popular Little Thea
tre, has secured at very heavy K
Gense TAanhouser's masterpiece, GU
DORA" serial detective drama in 20
episodes, each o; W ich is in two reels
and each forming a complete story.
Inc date on Which this feature starts
will be announced later. Watch for
it.
Our probate judge, Mr. Claude G..
So umpert, who is always 50 accomo-
dating in issuing marriage licenses,
| walked Off with the doll" He guess
ed tie name O te coll in the show
window of Jno. B. Mayes. He is about
the only man in Newherry county that
could have made such a guess. 1t
was .Althea.
The National Loan & Exchange
Bank, of Greenwood, are having trou-
bic with our Ed. Jones, who obtained
money by false pretenses from tiem
and now languishes in Jail for his
unfortunate mistake.-Ninety Six cor.
Greenwood Index 1t was an "unfor-
tunate mistake" for your @'Our Ed.
Jones'"
Collector Hayward made it plain
that no postmaster is in any way re-
Quired to sell tax stamps, but that
the law permits them being named as
agents Of t. department when a GER
tain bond is furnished Any such ac-
ticn would be voluntary on tier part,
stated the collector.-iColumbia Rec
ord, 3rd.
One OF the best possible ways or
The people c this section to relieve fl
nancial stringency for themselves and
for others, is to deposit every idle dol
lar they have, in their favorite banks,
and draw c-ecks on their accounts as
they need to settle obligations of what
ever nature,-YOrkyi!le EnQuirar.