The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-16
Leod presiding.

! ana sowing gram. 1ulS IS Iu6 way u
the farmers salvation.
There Will be an entertainment given
for tie benefit Of Garmany school at
Mr.. Jake Sease's Friday night, the 18th
tire public is invited.
Newberrians elected on the board OF
! the Lutheran Theological Seminary
are Or. O. B. Mayer and Prof S. ].
Derrick.
The Lutheran synod which held its
sessions in this city last week. will
hold its annual meeting in Walhalla
next year.
Cotton will keep indefinitely. A
bale as old as Henry Dorroh's mar
bic, is a good as the day it was
ginned, if it be properly sheltered
The Lutheran synod provided for a
Sunday school normal, and, recogniz-
ing Newberry's peculiar fitness for
conventions specified that it should
meet here next summer
DR.. l. E. Grim, the eyesight special
list, is in Newberry and will be mere
for several days yet. His Office is
up-:tair over the real estate Office OF
J. A. Burton.
The Lutheran synod created new
committee to be known as the finance
committee. DR.. Geo. B. Cromer Of
this city was placed on this COM
mittee.
The fruit tree agent is in tne land
again. A tree bearing greenbacks
would cost too much for the average
rich, but my, wouldn't the sprouts
sell in a hurry!
Mrs. Myrtle Stone was quite sue
cessful in disposing Of her beautiful
chrysaathemums in Newberry last
wuek.-l:..lr Creek cor. Saluda San
dard
Newberrians appointed on the execu-
tive committee and advisory board Of
home missions by the Lutheran synod
are Rev. Edward Fulenwider and Rev.
John j. Long.
DR.. George B. Cromer and DR.. Geo.
Y. Hunter of Prosperity are among the
delegates elected by the Lutheran
synod to the United Synod. Prof. S.
J. Derrick and Dr. O. B. Mayer are
alternates.
Don't forget to look in on the store
Of L. Morris, which is the money say
ing store. Mems suit and shoes and
boys suits and in fact anything that
you want you may find here, and az
1 money saving price.
Prominent citizens Of Jalapa say
that they have purchased bottle of
red ink and as soon as they can pur-
chase a second hand printing press
at a bargain they will begin the pub
lication of the Jalapa Astonisher. AS
5ociated press, take notice.
The County Teachers association
Will meet in the High school building
on Saturday at II o'clock. All the
seachers of the county are expected to
attend the meeting and the public gen
orally will be welcome. Superintend-
snt Barre has secured the services Of
Prof. Patterson Wardlaw Of the Uni
yersity to deliver an address.
Of the five treasurerships in the
Lutheran synod three of these have
oeen filled so acceptably by the fol-
loving Newberrians that they have
been retained in office: DR.. Geo. Y.
Hunter, treasurer seminary fund;
]. B. Hunter, treasurer semi-centennial
endowment fund; H. C. Holloway,
treasurer general endowment fund.
A romantic elopement, made so by
the dash and daring of the groom and
the answering filedity of the bride,
resulted in the marriage, by Judge
Player in his Office last Saturday morn
ing of a colored couple, Pat Sheppard
and Mollie Ellison, aged IS and 50
years, respectively On being admon-
ished by the judge to salute the bride,
Pat gave her a smack that made the
shot heard around the world" sound
like a fire cracker in comparison.
A Home Circle Scrap.