The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-14
Creenvilie Piedmont. 18th.

/ Greenvilie Piedmont. 18th.
Misses Matte Lovelace and Blanche
Boozer, OF Prosperity, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday th Miss Eleanor
hinard at Mr.. J. B. Waltons 5. return
ing GER visit.
Mrs. Edward Hipp. Miss Rosa
Hipp. Edward Hipp and Miss Schum-
per, o., Newberry, are guests of Mrs.
Jas. Mackey, in Pendleton street
Greenyille News, 18th.
Miss Elizabeth Felker and Miss
Onie Mack, who have been visiting
at the Chalmers home On John Street,
have returned to their home in New
berry.-Greenville Piedmont, 18th.
Miss Marietta Langford, of New
berry, arrived in the city Thursday
afternoon and is a guest Of Misses
F1orlence and EloiSe Steele at Oak
Ridge.-Rock Hill Record, 10th.
Miss Aurelia Mayer, VINO has been
spending Jew days here, returned to
her home in Newberry Saturday
! Campobello cor. Spartanburg Herald,
11th
Mr.. ]. R. Leavell, OF Greenwood,
who was ending up. lis five years SER
vice as chairman, presided.-A R.
Presbyteman's account of meeting Of
Baptist association at Due West.
Mrs. G. G. Sale accompanied her son,
Wilbur McLin Sale, Monday to the Co
lumbia hospital where an operation
for appendicitis was performed on him
Young Sale is doing we'll since the
operation.
Mr. E. D. Peare and family left Wed
nesday for Edenton, N C. xz
w. R. Ashford, Jr, and Alice Mae
have returned from short visit from
Newberry.-Bethel cor Winnsboro
News and Herald, 11th.
e Miss Milda Harbin, cf Calhoun,
islSsa., VINO has been spending several
itdays with Miss Parr at Newberry,
arrived in the city today to visit her
aunt, Mrs. G. W. Gardner.-Greenwo
Journal, 10th.
Rev. ]. w. Speake and family have
gone to Newberry county to visit Mr..
Speake's mother, and will spend two
weeks. While there Mr.. Speake will
conduct meeting at Hopewell
Church, which is the church of his
mother and also Of his grandmother
Anderson Mail, 18th.
Mr. ]. F. Epting made very inter
esting talk in League Work-What
We have Done" Mr. Epting gave us a
short talk On "All for Christ, ,''-South-
ern Christian Advocates account Of
League Conference, Ninety Six circuit,
at which meeting The Good of the
League" was discussed by Mr.. H. H.
Blease.
Dr. E. Pendleton Jones, of Newber-
ry, has been assisting Pastor King and
Philippi church in good meeting.
One writing while the meetings were
in progress says: Large crowds
are in attendance. DR.. Jones is
preaching strong sermons and the in
terest in ed.''-Baptist Courier,
18th.
Messrs ]. A. Black, E. A. Counts, S.
J. Kohn, A. G. Wise and wife, G. A.
Maffett, o. S. Miller nv. L. Mathis, E.
w. Werts, A. B. Wise, H G. Rawl, A.
J. Bedenbaugh, G. T. Bedenbaugh, of
Prosperity, w. L. Bedenbaugh, of Po-
maria, Earle w Workman, Of Kinards,
]. J. Amick, of Chappells, ]. R. Thorn
ton, s. o. Wesley, Wallace Thinner
man and Geo. ". Summer, Jr., Of New
berry, were among those attending the
Merchants jubilee in Columbia this
week.
Misses Lutte Young, Dee Drummond,
Minnie Wallace, Wyona Riley, Olive
Feagle, OF Newberry; 'Wil Lou and
Hattie Gray and Mrs. John D. w.
Watts returned to the city Monday af-
ter an interesting and enjoyable trip
to Washington, Philadelphia and New
York While in Washington they were
shown many attentions by Mrs. Jos.
IT. Johnson, wife of Congressman
Johnson, who carried them to the in
teresting points around the city and
introduced them to prominent officials