The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-07-10
THE NEWS OF ST. PiULS.
Communion Service al 1t. Paul.
Teachers EIect&d-.Jolly Street to
Enlarge >ch0Ol Building.

St. Pauls. July 9.--Communion SER
vice Will be held at st. Pauls on the
tlird Sunday of this month with pre-
paratory service on Friday before at
8 o'clock. On the following Sunday
there will be Sunday school at ~
o'clock. sermon at II, followed with
the L1rd's supper In tle afternoon
there will be exercises by the smaller
children of the Sunday school, In ad-
dition to our regular programme at
the Lut1er league Sunday night
- most interesting address was deliver
ed by Mr.. G. Breaker Settler, OF Po-
maria, choosing for his subject, Are
We Faithful"
Mrs. H. O. Stone, o: Newberry, is
visiting at Mrs Martha Stones.
Miss Annie McFrierson is visiting
at the home O: Mr.. Geo. A. Livingston,
Miss Ben Livingston and Miss An
ME Amick, OF Newherry, spent the
past week as the guests of Miss Mil
dred Boinest.
Miss Lola Folk, Of Denmark, is the
guest of Miss Leola Bedenbaug1.
DR.. A. ]. Bedenbaugh, of Columbia,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
R E. Bedenbaugh.
Messrs H F. Counts, W. H. Counts
Caldwell Ruff and ]. c. Baker spent
Saturday in Columbia making tae trip
in MIR. Bakers car.
Mr.. Walter Epting and family spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wede-
man
The following attended the Sunday
hschool normal at Newberry college
this week: Mr.. w. B. Boinest, Prof. r.
F. Livingston, Mr.. T. H. Wedeman'
Rev. and Mrs. Y Won A. Riser. They
report fine convention and good at
tendance.
Mr.. Frank Rikard, Of Newberry'
spent SdtuIudS d4io SuAiN'>s
father, Mr.. B. B. Rikard.
Our county supervisor is doing some
excellent work in and around St
Pauls of which the people are very
proud. We can not say too muc1 OF
orr supervisor in behalf Of our roads
and bridges when we see the gooo
work that has been done by Aim and
his road crew on bad roads and
bridges all ever the county. Yet we
are sorry to say tat the people do not
appreciate them as they should. once
asked about the road law in refer
ence to the public. roads, where the
natural drainage would take the wat
or awav from tne road but no one ans
wered. Now l want to know what
should be done with lazy negroes ana
tnoughtless white men who after tie
county has rounded up the roads
will go along and drag their plows
and cultivators in the pubic roads,
which is so G. ten the case, and is so
uncalled Tor.
The following tea:ners have been
elected and have accepted to teach at
the HunJer-DeWalt scho-l, Jolly street
district: Prot. D. L. Wedeman, prin-
cipal; Miss Lottie Lee Halfacre and
Miss Mae Amick, assistants. All three
OF these teachers have had good eX-
perience in teaching and it is expect
ed that we will ha' prosperous
school term this coming session. On
account of the large increase in at
tendance it has become necessary TO
enlarge the school building which at
tae present is only two room build
ing with an enrolment of about 80 pu-
pills. 1t has been decided to build
atop story on the building at cost OF
bout $1,000, tat will be used for
&c higher classes and also as an aud
orium
Miss E5.el Counts, Of Prosperity,
bias been elected to teach the st. Paul
school
We have had nice rains for the past
few weeks which is .ausing the crops
to SHOW much more prosperous than
it seemed once they could possibly
, have done, while our cotton is very
late in most places it is clear OF grass
and is in fine growing condition.