The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-13

beautiful weat& er make this glorious
week for Newberry.
We resign muca OF our space in tnls
issue to the Baptist ladies', to wi2lch
they are very welcome
The time to Thanksgiving day IS
short, but the turkey is a long way
off to some
! Waiting or the delegates that
never came some of the men folks
at home got square meals witch had
been prepared by the housewives.
Newberry has been pretty picture
all the week. But then Newberry
makes a pretty picture all the time
when they turn out.
Those who have followed the lively
Pauline at the Arcade will want to
see her at the finisIA. This Friday
will be the fourth to tie last episode.
Sing on of the beautiful bride and
her bloom, bnt don't mention me
am only tn, 5rooln.-From float
ing poem.
If this copy of the paper reaeses
you in time go tonight to the Arcade
and aid tie Belgian sufferers. They
are homeless and hungry, starving.
The Civic association will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. R. D. Wright, on Monday No
vember Is, at 4 o'clock.
John Hunter, colored, 80 years old,
died at his home near Calvary church
in this county, on Wednesday morn
ing.
Taose who haven't the habit of go
ing to the Opera House picture shows
are advised to go anyway on Wed
Inesday to help the orphans; and you
will get your moneys worth also.
There will be Rally Day at Ebenzer
next Sunday. Exercise in the morning
by the children, dinner on the ground
and an address in the afternoon by
Rev. Nabers.
At the meeting of the Lutheran Mis-
sionary convention in Columbia last
week a letter from Miss Mary Lou
Bowers, missionary at Tokyo, Japan
was read.
Our friends in Prosperity.-Head-
line to patent medicine advertisement
lOur friends in Prosperity are alright,
but one needs friends in adrersity as
we'll as in prosperity.
1t was a lively and lovely time
when the w. NJ. US mingled with the
U. D. C.s, the D. A. RS, the w. C. T.
us and the Y. w. C. AS in Newberry
this week.
Only until Saturday evening have
you time to see DR.. Grimm those of
you who need to see him. Saturday
is his last day here until the next
visit Remember, Saturday evening.
Tat little squib about cutting off
the first two letters of classic in last
issue belonged to the Greenville Pied
mont. The latter part of the para
graph got separated from the first
Mr.. Clifford Kinard is confined to
his home on account of 8 fractured
ankle received during the football
game at ST. Matthews last week.
Bamberg Herald, 18th.
Some of the widowers and bachelors
have had the time of their life" this
week. Beware the moon! Her soft
and silvery splendor is deep enchant-
ment of a wondrous power
At the outbreak of the war. sugar
scared to a giddy height but has drop
ped back considerably and so it has
it been wit2many otter food products
I-Charleston Post.
There is reduction in tee price
Of sugars, hams, bacon, beans, pota-
toes, grist, and meal and cheese
which has taken place in the last
month.-Cnarleston Post.
The grocers are o. the opinion that
the downward tendency in prices will
continue regardless OF a continuation
Of the war in the east.-Charleston
Post
If the sentiment of tie town is
against the Illicit sale of whiskey,
tie blind tiger is bound to go.-Lan-