The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-03-06
NEWS FROM ST. PACLS.
Prosperous Schools at Jolly Street and
ST. PanlS-GOOd SermOn-NeW-
berry Conference.

ST PaulS, March 5.-The church
was not more than nalf full last Sun
day, which is unusual. Bad weather
was the cause. The pastor preached a
: sermon appropriate to lent, on the
subjec,;, Making Sacrifices, basing
! his remarks on Abraham's Wonderful
sacrifice, his son, Isaac. The sermon
was a mos excellent one, making in
terest:ng points very clear and i'm
pressive on this important subject Of
lent season that is set apart for spe-
cial self denial and devotion to pray
er.
! Newberry conference will meet with
us March 27-29. We expect a good al
tcnda -ce and a good time for the soul.
The programme will be published in
the c2unty papers later
The Lutaer league was to have met
last Sunday night, but the roads were
too muddy from the melting snow. A
called meeting is to be held on The
night Of March -.
Last Saturday there was laid to rest
in our cemetery the body of Mr.. Jacob
Fellers, w1o had been i'll for a week.
The family has our sympathy in this
time of sorrow.
Mr.. J. W. Wicker, who has been i'll
for some time does not seem to i'm
prove much He can not leave his bed
without assistance.
Mrs. D. Walter Wicker was very
sick tle fist part of the week but is
improving.
Mrs. Lizzie Boinest has also been on
the sick list for the past few weeks,
bu; is improving.
Mrs. f. T. Werts IS expected to re-
turn from the Columbia hospital today,
where she has been fer the past sew
eral weeks for treatment.
The Southern railroad has remodel
ed our station at Kibler's Bridge.
The Mission class of y, taught by
MS. T. H. Wedemah, will meet at the
home of Mr.. D. L. Wedeman Sunday at
o'clock. Mr.. D. L. Wedeman will
instruct.
On Friday evening, March 13, at
$50 o'clock, at the Hunter-DeWalt
school, Jolly Street district, will be
presented "The Deestrick Schule of
Fifty Years Ago. This play will be
given by Rural School Improvement
association of Pomaria. The proceeds
will go for the benefit. of Hunter-De-
Walt graded school. Those attending
his performance a~e promised a sure
treat To see Prof. Doolittle High
water Flootid ruling with irCn hands
and hickory rod will repay any one
for tie time spent. But you will be
impressed with the intellectual posi-
bilities of Sam Randall to the orator.
cal eloquence of Josia Heziah Bud
weiser and The philosophical tenden-
cies of Timothy Touch. The Irisn ele-
ment is present ia john P St. John,
John Bull and Mike O'Glyn. But the
sweets have not been mentioned.
Watch Mike O'Glyn smile at Experience
Salvation Bradford. The chief delight
of Temperance Katrina Hartsaorn is
to wink at Sam Randall, while Talulu
DENNY Jenkis ard Serepe;y Juliana
Sophanisiby vie with each other in
their attention toward the presiden-
tial timber, Benjamin Harrison and
Grover Cleveland Adeline Loduski IS
unusually smiles and sweet as lasses,
but today sneSis terribly worried be-
cause Noah Grimes is out of school
dragging off the old COW; that died last
night. Could We forget the Honey
suckles, they came over in the May
flower, but their mother, a Pitibone,
before she married Two pairs of
Honeysuckle twins are present, the
others having stayed at home. Susan
ma Seyina and Beline Jemima are the
older pair. They are followed by the
next pair, Selinda Polina and Glorian-
na Saphira, Glorinna being the more
motherly, mas in her charge the lit
/ lie baby brother, Ezekiel Hebidiah.
The morning is given over to the hear
ing OF classes in arithmetic, gram
mar, geography, reading and A. B. c.
primer class. The session is opened
and closed with appropriate songs. In
the afternoon Mother Honeysuckle and
the Schulz committee pay their an
Duo1 1yicit Hara Won oan sniff yol1r