The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-27
NEWS FROM POMARIA.

NEWS FROM POMARIA.
Pomaria, Jan. 26.-The hour of SER
vice in the new Methodist church has
been changed to every first and third
Sunday at $3.50 o'clock instead of 3
o'clock as heretofore. The Rev. J. A.
Linn, who took charge of the Bethle-
hem parsonage work just two years
dgo Sunday last, paid to this charge
a special tribute of respect for the
kindness and general hospitality
shown him and ais family during the
two years of Christian work in their
midst, saying during his 40 years Of
ministry no work had ever been more
pleasant than among the people of
this charge The Rev. Mr. Linn is
most able preacher and together with
his enthusiastic wife, who is a cheer
full church work, has made many
warm friends in this section who hope
they may be able to continue their
good work. for many more years.
Mr.. T. F. Lyon is visiting at Mr..
B. NJ. Settlers.
Mr.. +. L. Epting, of Columbia, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. T. H. Wede-
man.
Prof. w. A. Reiser spent the week
end at Newberry.
Mrs. E, Y. Morris is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. A Livingston.
Misses Lizzie Kinard and Nina
Jones, of Lucall, spent the past week
as the guests'of Miss Ethel Livingston.
Ms. Polly Graham is spending
while with her daughter, Mrs. G. J.
Wilson.
There will be box party given at.
the home of Mr. J. P Adams Friday
night, January 80 beginning at 7:30
o'clock. The proceeds will go towards
the purchase Of new organ that Is
to be paced in the New Hope church
in the near future. There will be
otaer entertainments and a pleasant
time promised to all who attend. The
public is cordially invited.
MIR. ]. L. Graham has sold his stock
of merchandise to Mr.. G. J. Wilson,
better known as Gutha Wilson. Mr..
Wilson will be no stranger in our
town as he has been doing business in
our town for a number of years. Mr..
Graham will give his entire time to
work of the postofice.
Mr.. David Sawyer has closed out
his line of merchandise and has gone
to Atlanta, where he will engage in
other business.
Bax Counts, R. F. D. carrier on
route No 3, says scarry horses.
and bad roads will make you
say things before you think, We
wonder what he will say when he be-
gins to make his rounds in the new
Metzs car that he is expected to pur-
chase in the near future.
The box party at Forks school, near
here, on Friday night, January 16,
was we'll attended. A sum of about
$40 was realized, which will go for
the improvement of the interior of the
school. This school is taught this
year by Mss Buela Vann, who has
organized School improvement as
sociation and is endeavoring her best
to do great deal of improvement dur
ing this school term.
(Messrs. Boinest and Troutman, who
have been delayed from ginning for
the past few weeks, on account OF a
break down will be ready to begin
ginning cotton by Friday of this week
and will continue until they finish the
ginning for this season.
The main telephone line running in
to Pomaria is being repaired. The old
part is being taken out and larger
and more substantial ones being put
in which will mean better service to
the subscribers. Another telephone
line has been added to our number
cnmnosed of Messrs J. w Alewine,
F. M. s6ealy, Charley Summer, and