The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-20
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tiser, 18th.
| t&RI0JS AND ALE ABOl';.
Some O. these little items intended
for last issue were crowded out.
/ The jeff B. Amick saw mill is op-
Grating near Colony church.
Painting of Trinity church has been
completed.
Smyrna school is now occupying the
new building.
There was no common pleas court,
but the general sessions is announced
on next Monday.
Mr.. H. L. Parr was elected as a
trustee to the Woman's college, at tie
recent meeting Of the A. R. P. Synod.
Those good mothers wno have been
housed with their children on account
dip,&theria are so glad time is up"
There Will be singing and clog dane
ing in vaudeville time this week at
the Opera House.
The delightful luncheons served by
the Newberry ladies' were greatly en-
| joyed.-R. C. H. in Baptist Courier.
On account of the dedication OF
Wheeland school, Mr.. Geo. D. Brown,
Jr., county superintendent, will not
be in his ofice Saturday, November q.
There w2s no grain campaign meet
irg in Newberry Wednesday. Commls-
,sioner Watson and party dined at the
| Newberry hotel.
In Tuesdays issue We had Robinson
Robertson" lybe he doesn't
care, so you trade with 'aim-Robfn-
son of the 10 cent store.
n. at pretty lite vestibule at the
postofice, to keep the cold air out and
all the hot air" in, will prove to be
useful as we'll as ornamental.
1t should not be necessary to tell
people to "shut tie door, but it IS.
1t ought not to be necessary to tell
them to mot spit on the floor
Rev. C. K. Lippard, D. D., missionary
to Japan will preach at st. Lukes next
Sunday at II a. m, and will address
the young peoples federation at p.
m
The Georgetown Times in it's issue
OF the 18th instant devotes a half
column local write-up of the moving
picture shows in that city. The editor
had better be on tie lookout.
jeff Means, the Newberry negro es-
tcaped from tie asylum hospital, is
still at liberty. If ;he comes to this
county Sheriff Blease or his assistants
will get Kim.
Everybody by this time understands
that President Mathews is ready to
recer1e cas-. or provisions at the Ma
tional bank for the Belgian suffer-
ers.
The Epworth league Of central
Methodist church, will have a social at
Salter's studio on Friday evening, 10
ember 2Oth, 1914, at $50 o'clock. All
members of tie league are requested
te be present
Next Thursday will be Tnanksglv-
ling day. Everybody has not bought a
turkey Some of US are thankful for
the ability to think of turkey and o
know that there is such a thing and
that the flag still waves over the land
of the free and the ZONES of peace.
An unusually large crowd saw the
18th episode of "TGe Per1ls o. Pau
line" This was by far the most in
teresting and thrilling yet s1own.
Just remember there are only three
more episodes to this serial, so don't
miss any of them.
The address last year was del1v-
cred by DR.. J. Henry Harms, pres1-
dent OF Newberry college, and the
capacity of tle theatre was taxed
to seat the crowd in attendance.-Co-
lumbia letter in York News, 18th, an
ticipating tie next E,ks memorial
service in the Columbia theatre.
The city election Tuesday was very
quiet The candidates for reelection
had no opposition and the vote was
light. NJ. L. spearman, for commits
s;oner of public works, received 107
votes. The votes for school trustees
resulted Ward w A. McSwaln,
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