The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-18
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Zudora Tuesday and every Tuesday
at tae Arcade
If we can't have an early snow IN
| NewbeIry We can stand on the depot
! platform and see the trains go by.
The fire early Tuesday nifr was
only blazing lamp at the Quality
pressing club.
The Civic association will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the home
i OF Mrs. ". H. 'Carwile on Monday, De-
cember 81, at o'clock.
| The official thermometer for the
past three coolest days registered as
follows: Tuesday, 21; Wednesday,
IS; Thursday, 20
Manager F. NJ Ewart, of the Cald-
we'll & Haltiwanger Newberry store
wants the public to know t2at big
sale is on CuGIe.
Hurry to the postofice and the ex-
press Office with your Christmas pack
ages and get wise to the rules and
regulations.
Nicely Dembo, colored woman, drop
ned dead in the colored waiting room
at the union passenger station on
Wednesday at 1890 o'clock p. m.
The Baptist will have service for
the Children on Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. An offering will be given for
the orphans.
During the past year tie board en-
ployed 100 men, of whom Is were
women.-News and Ccurier's re-
PORT of Baptist State convention. That
is very remarkable.
DR.. Hayne, State health officer, re-
ports 1920 cases of measles in South
Carolina from January to November,
of which Newberry had 316, the fifth
highest county in tie State.
Prof. S. ]. Derrick, of Newberry col
lege, will deliver an address on "The
Ideal Congregation" in Grace LptIl-
eran church at Prosperity, Sunday
night, December 20, at p. m. Tne
public is cordially invited.
The Junior mission band of Ageleigh
Presbyterian church will conduct
sale of Christmas novelties and home
made candy in the lobby of the Crot-
we'll hotel Monday afternoon begin
hing at 3 o'clock Hot chocolate, tea
and cakes will be for sale.
If we we're to report that a man
slipped in the frost On tae slantlng,
shaking bridge over SCOTS creek lead
ing to Lindsay hill and broke his leg,
fer which he got $3.50 damages from
the city, It would be premature. Still
it may be cheaper to repair the bridge.
A seventa grade boy encountered
the following sentence in his gram
mar examination: "The horse and the
COW is n the field He was told to
correct it and to give his reason ',or
tie correction. This is wnat he wrote:
"T e COW and horse is m the field
Ladies should always come first.
January Woman's Home Companion.
The music of war is the groans OF
wounded and dying men, and tie sobs
of broken hearted women. Military
music is one of the embroidered wells
thrown over the face of War to make
boys think that war is blorious.-From
a. war article in Woman's Home Com
panion for January, entitled GA Con-
tinent on Fire" by the Rev. Chas. E.
Jefferson, of New York.
Manager Cneatham is now slowing
the best pictures that lave ever been
shown in Abbe,ille, and the program
me that is given each night would do
credit to d city much larger than Alb
| beville.-.Press and Banner. They are
showing the same pictures IN New
berry.
Next Wednesdays bene t perfor-
nance at the Opera House Will be or
the rest room and the charity fund.
lie entire proceeds for the afternoon
and night shows will be equally divld-
ed between the two. Let those inter-
ested work it up. Manager Wells asks
! that the Bachelor Maids take charge
of the Opera House Wednesday.
At the regular meeting Of Signet
chapter No. is. r. \. NJ, on Monday
night the following officers were elect
ed or the ensuing year: H. Pr.
; .Jno Henry Harms. k.-Mck. HutCil-