The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-13
PURELY PERSONAL
Ehe Movements of Many People, New
berrians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

NeWberry.
Mr.. NJ. @. ChappeN, of Columbia,
spent Tuesday in Newberry.
Mrs. D. P. Matthews, of Newberry,
IS spending the week with Mrs. S. }.
Wooten.-Greenwood Journal, 10th.
Mr.. P. W. Kempson, of Silverstreet
R. F. D. l, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Rebe Langford has returned
from a sort visit to her parents in
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal, 10th
Mr.. Mahon Smith, of Greenwood, IS
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. I.
w. Smith.
Mr.. Oliver Havird was in Columbia
Wednesday. He left mis- sister, VITO is
II hospital, improving.
Mr.. S. H. Lowell, collector for the
National Bank of Newberry, was call
ed to Bellbuckle, Tenn, Wednesday,,
on account of the death of his brother.
]. C. Hipp, of Newberry, was IN Co.
lunbia yesterday, visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. Roland F;ulmer, in Park
street.-The State, 10th.
Rev. J. W. Carson, assisted his
brother, Rev. R. w Carson, with a
communion at Richland churoh-A.
r. Presbyterian, 18th.
George Y. Hunter, NJ. D., president
of tie Bank Of Prosperity, came to
Columbia yesterday to attend the
synod.-The State, 18th.
Rev. B. F. McLenGon let Satur-
day morning for Wnitmire, Newberry
county, to begin a revival meeting
on sunday.-Bennettsville Advocate,
f2th.
Mr.. Charley Smith motored in his
side car to Minnsboro on Wednesday,
accompanied by his sister-ln-laW Mrs,
John Ruff, making the trip in two and
a half sours.
Mrs ]. ". Haltiwanger at the or
gan played delight ully for half an
hour before the ceremony, then to the
strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin the bridal party entered
Columbia Record, 18th, describing a
wedding in Columbia.
Mrs. Ola Banks class of Cannons
Creek. S. c., 1925, Mrs. Ida Wallace's
class of young ladies, Cannons Creek,
S. c., $3.50, the Ladies Aid society,
Newberry, S. c., box canned fruit, veg
eeables, clothing, etc.-Notes from
Dunlap orphanage in A R. Presby-
terian, 18th.
The Herald and News office had a
very pleasant visit from the Rev and
mrs. John Lake, attending TIE mis-
sionary meeting in Newberry. These
consecrated workers are missionaries
in a foreign field and are only on a
visit to this country, their former
home being in Edgefeld. 1t was
great pleasure to meet them.
Prfo. S. J. Derrick, at tne meeting
in Columbia this week of the United
Lutheran synod, was appointed on t 2
theological Seminary committee, the
Rev. DR.. J. H. Harms on ZONE mis-
sions, the Re-. J. ]. Long and NJ. F.
Wheeler on board of publication, Dr..
Geo. Y. Hunter on finance, the Rev.
Edwin Fulenwider on board of educa-
tons rerort and nomination OF fra
ternal delegates, and DR.. Geo. B. Gro
mer on foreign missions and the COM
mittee to audit treasurer's report.
The address of the evening was
mace Dy ReF. lId >. Cd1u"e Gil, OE HOu-
zeal Evangelist, his subject being
Home Missions" He vividly portray
ed the needs of tie country churches
the industrial classes and the noun
taineers, making an earnest appeal for
our cooperation in relieving them Of
their poverty and isolation, w~ich for
many years has hindered their spirit
ual and intellectual growth. He urg-
ed the union to serve first those at
our own door, thus obeying tie
ScMptural plan for evangelization-A.
r. Presbyterian's account Of Woman S
Missionary union at Winnsboro