The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-25
NEWS OF ST. PAUL.
Old Folks Day a Suecess-Death OF
Mrs. J. A. c. kibler-A Sur
prise Marriage.

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st. Paul, Aug 19.-Old Folks day
was largely attended here Sunday. The
principal address for the occasion
was delivered by Hon. c. NJ. Efird
of Lexington. Mr.. Efrd is a most eN-
celIent speaker and his address was
such t1at everybody seemed to enjoy
his striking words.
DR.. ]. A. Sigh, former pastor OF
tbis church for 4S years was pres
ent and to the delight Of his many
friends he was able to stand before
mis- old congregation once more and
utter a few words Of advice. Though
his voice was so weak he could be
heard only by those nearest ninl, but
while he attempted to speak the whole
congregation listened with eagerness
to hear his forcible remarks. May God
bless him in his declining years in
such way that mis- last days on earth
may be but his best ever.
Miss Annie Mcpherson, of Lagoff,
WHO has been spending a few weeks
as the guest of Miss Ethel Livingston,
has gone to Newberry to spend a
while with friends before her return
home
Misses Annie May Sigh and Edner
Brown, OF Columbia, spent Sunday
night and Monday with Miss Willie
Boinest
Mrs. E. Y. Morris and son, Claude,
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. G. A.
Livingston.
DR.. W. L. Kbler, if Lexing, N. c.,
spent a few days of last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Kibler.
Mr.. J. Fred. Epting, Of Columbia,
and Miss Hitler Kibler, of the St.
Paul section, gave their friends quite
a surprise Sunday about noon when
they, with their pastor, Rev. Y. Won
A. Riser suddenly disappeared from
the church where old folks day was
being observed and were announced
man and wife. The happy couple left
or the night train for Washington,
where they will spend about 10 days
on their bridal tour, after which they
will return to Columbia the home of
the groom, where they will make their
home. Their many friends extend to
them their very best wishes as they
journey along the path of life togeth-
er.
Mrs. ]. A. C. Kfbler, OF near Pros
perity, died early this morning and
will be buried at st. Paul Friday at IL
o'clock. Mrs. Kfbler was about so
years fage and leaves ii mourn her
departure a husband, four daughters,
and one son, with large circle OF
friends and relatives who will be
panied to hear the sad news of her
death.
PROF.. W. c. Riser, OF Anderson,
is visiting his s-cther, Rev. Y. yon A
Riser.
Crops through this community look
at present as if they will be fine.
The only thing that looks gloomy is
the price and the great advance in the
price of food supplies.
Miss Louise Counts has returned
from pleasant visit to friends in
Greenwood.
Mr. Ernest Metts and sister, OF Co
lumbia, after spending week with
their grandfather, Capt. W. G. Metts,
and other relatives near here, have
returned to their rome.
Mrs. W. T. Livingston, of Newberry,
is visiting relatives in the Jolly Street
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Furr, Of North
Carolina, are visiting at Mr.. W. H.
Kibler's.
Miss Rachel McCrackin, OF Newber-
ry, and Olga Dascser, Of GranfteVille,
and Miss Mixson, of Charleston, are
visiting at Mrs. R. E. Bedenbaugh's.
Miss !Sudie Dent, OF Columbia, is
visiting at Mr.. T. A Eptings.