The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-23
PURELY Personal
Ehe Movements of Many People. New,
berrianS, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

rse Weekend in Newb4rry.
Miss Et el Jones. Of Newberry, spent
the Weekend here as the guest of
Mrs. J. n Byrd.-BlackYilye Herald.
Miss Caroline Gary is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Pope, in kinards.-Abbe-
vile NJ dium.
Mrs.'J. W. Crosland came lomc S2:-
urday from visit to Columbia and
Newberry.-Pee Dee Advocate.
MIR. Irby D. shockley is spending
the week wit his daughter, Mrs. T. o.
Stewart.
Miss Mary Stevenson, OF Winnsbero,
is visiting Ter cousin, Mrs John H.
Ruff.
Mr. Roy Cannon on Monday returned
to his studies in Columbia, after spend
ing few days in Newberry.
Miss Ethyl Bowers, teacher of the
sixth grade in the city school, spent
the weekend at her home in New
berry.-Pee Dee Advocate.
Mr.. Eugene S. Blease, who is suffer
ing from appendicitis, las returned
from Columbia, after having under
gone the X-ray application.
Mr.. John A. Lindsay mas returned
from Atlanta with his son Oliver, who
has been very i'll. but is improving
since coming home.
Miss Georgia Talbert, one of Sand
overs lively girls, is home after few
days visit to her. sister, Mrs. Kilgore,
of Newberry-Lethe cor, Abbeville
Medium.
Mrs. Watts, of Newberry, and her
brother, Mr.. Domonick, from the Col
ony section, fisited their sister Mrs.
J H. Shealy, of near Leesville, from
Saturday to Monday News
1t is said to be fact that ,Nr. Fox
the champion hunter, killed a real tiger
in fed near Dalzell last Thursday
-Delzell cor, Sumter Herald Must
Eave been blind tiger.
Mr.. John A. Huffman and family Of
Little Mountain were the guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Summer
Mr.. Huffman is prominent farmer
of Newberry county-Ninety Six cor.
Grcenwod Index.
We don't know Mr.. George D. Brown,
of Newberry, but We hope he is zig
enough man !or great big job. The
possibilities before him are wonderful
and We hope that fe will grasp them.
York News.
Miss Gladys Claprell has resigned
her sc ool position in Edgefeld and
returned to Newbcrry owing to The ILL
ness of herr mother, The c ronicle
pays a high. deserving tribute to Miss
Chappe2l, to be found in another
column
Re-. E. Pendleton Jones, who is ia
vcrably knnwn in Kingstree, has re-
signed the pastorate of Newberry
Baptist churcA ana accepted call
to Edgefeld-Kingstrec Record. The
change will be made april 1st. We
wish it was an April fool"
The nature study class of the For
estville school spent last Monday aft
ernoon very pleasantly and proftably
on the bank Of the historic Pee Dee
Forest7 lille cor. Florence Times. If
Newberry lad something better and
bigger than Bush river we could do
the same ing here.
Througt the last issues of the A. R.
Presbyterian, Dunlap orphanage ac-
knowledges among its receipts the
following: From A. n. Crosson, New
berry, C, 50; L. A. Society, Newberry,
S. c., $40; Y. P. Society, Newberry,
SIC. A. R. P con-, SIC; Kings
Creek, S. c., Con, 81 80
Col. John X. AuH, secretary of
Hon. ], l.. NcLaurin, president OF the
State warehouse commission. in Co
lumbia, is spending couple of days
in Edgefeld as the guest CT Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Thompkins. John Aull has
not been here in quite while, and ae
is being warmly welcomed by lis
many friends.-Edgefeld Chronicle
Last year at Fair and Field day,
when ali of the schools of the county
took part something like 5000 people