The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-20

ton abroad as we'll as at home. Tell
i to Mimnaug-. Robinson. Anderson,
|. Morris. Caldwell and HaltiWanger.
The Wofford College Gymnasim
team. in charge CT Prof R. l.. keaton,
gymnasium instructor, viii give an
exhibition in the auditorium in Hol-
land hall on the evening Of Decem-
ber 5th. T. e entertainment Will be
given under the auspices of the college
at letics association and the Epworth
league of Central Methodist church.
While here tie Wofford boys Will be
the guests of the league.
We agree with the Greenwood
Journal in saying that the person w@o
is able to Fay his debts, but will not,
is not as honest as he should be; and
that t. e honest man does not make
unwarranted excuses for not meeting
I,::is obligations. The Journal is right
again when it says it is time tnat
everybody was doing the lair and
SQUARE and manly thing instead OF ma
king senseless excuses.
There is no sense in the way num-
Der of peAple are acting about paying
their Just and honest debts. T-ey
have the money and could pay if t ey
only would, but instead of dong 30
they simply mold the people up whom
they owe, and in this way embarrass
others.-GreenWoo Journal. 1t must
be that way everywhere. We know
it is so in Newberry. This is not
intended for those who have lost five
or six months from business on &C
count of illness and just cannot pay.
Scoop, the cub reporter meant 1t
as a piece of imagery when he wrote:
Suicide jumps from 18th story on
crowded street corner; auto t1end
runs onto sidewalk full Of pedes-
trians: train hit funeral; trolley car
O: picnicers wrecked; gunner get
three policemen; dynamite bomb
thrown into c-urol; six football play
ers dying" But he bullded better
than he knew, because the war zone
;s not the only territory in (which
there is danger.
Rev. ]. w. Carson was added to the
committee on publication. This ac-
ton was taken at the suggestion OF
representative of tae Presbyterian
company as Brother Carson is familiar
with tie literature that will be need
ed. The committee on Sabbath
schools recommended reelection OF
Rev. j. w. Carson superintendent OF
this work and asked for appointment
of committee to arrange a graded
course of study-From notes of synod
in A. R. Presbyterian, 18th.
The sequel shows that Mr.. Bryan
was right and that those newspapers
that jumped on him were wrong
Orangaburg Times and Democrat. The
seouels are ever 81, owing tat Bryan
is right. You have seen little flee
dog running after fast passing tram.
AFTER so long a time the little flee
dog gets tired or just gives UP the
lob. All he can do then is to stand
and look awhile before retuSlng to
the SPOT whence he emerged in such
high glee.
| The following is from the Abbeule
Medium, 18th instant: '"Tae moving
picture show tonight is for the bene-
fit o. the civic club and it is hoped
that large crowd will attend and
'.alp WORTHY cause The pictures
are always good and you will not be
disappointed but will spend pleasant
evening. The above is a sample OF
what We see in our various and all
about exchanges. Still, mere anu
there, now and then, We come across
genus como or bonus vlr on the rara
! avis order who opposes tie same
thinking he is doing so pro bono pub
lico as vox popull
1t will be Methodist day at the Ope-
ra House on next Tuesday instead OF
Wednesday, as tie Prodisal Judge ha1
arranged for that date. TIE orphans
are always remembered on Thanks
giving day, hence it will be good
idea to 60 to the show Tuesday after
noon and night to benefit the Meth
odist orphanage children and have
that much ready for Thursday. 1t
will be perfectly all rig t. for every
body to see Tuesdays pictures as they
ara or the ornhanS You Will ENJOY