The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-15

Fork, Virginia, Normal School, w1ere
he teaches latin.
Prof. G. P. Voigt of Newberry col
lege arrived in Eau Claire few days
ago. He will spend the remainder OF
the summer with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. G. Voigt, on Duke avenue
The State.
J. E. Merchant has resigned as
overseer of cloth room at the Harris
Hille IS. c. Cotton mills to accept
similar position at the Hermitage
mills, Camden, S. C.-Textile Bulle-
tin.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Settler, Misses
Pearl West, Gussie Dantzler, Daisy
Whitney, Maggie Lee swind!er, Leila
McTeer, Bessie Cryder, Edna Baldwin,
Mae Amick and Lottie Lee Halfacre
leave today for tee Winthrop sum-
mer school, Rock Hill.
DR.. E. Pendleton Jones went to
Allendale to deliver an address be-
fore the high school at t2at place
Monday night. On his return he
stopped over in Augusta to visit his
mother, who is with her son, Dr.
Ashley Jones.-Edgefield Advertiser.
Here's where We find the genial,
big-hearted, whole-soled T. J. Digby,
superintendent. His daughter, Miss
Ruth, graduated recently, taking all
honors from her class-Mrs. Thomas,
in Mill News. Speaking of Oakland
mill.
Miss Roberta Mann has gone to Bal
timore to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. A. H. summerfield. She
accompanied Mr.. Summerfield to that
city, leaving Newberry last Friday.
We hope this bright member of the
"Jolly Bunch" will have a pleasant
vacation.
Mr.. T. P. Johnson leaves today for
Waxhau, N. c., to act as groomsman
at the marriage of Miss Zalia Mccain
and Mr.. Edwin NeTin on We'd
nesday. Miss Mccain is sister of Miss
Arlie Mccain, w1o taught in the New
berry High school the past two years.
Messrs. Thos. N. Parks, Jr., Elbert
J. Dickert, H. WI. Booker, C. A.
Pinckney, P. l.. Bouknig1t, M. A.
Dawkins, ". E. Wessinger, B. T. Bodie,
Thos. F. suber, B. F. Kaiser, Rook
and Riser left yesterday for Princeton,
Ind, to engage in the selling of musi-
cal instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Herbert and son
tives in Newberry; rom that place they
tives in ewperry; from that place they
will go to Keenansville, N. c., where
they will visit Mrs. Herbert's parents.
Mr.. Herbert will take charge Of the
Clio school in the early fall.-Darling-
ton News and Press.
"Christian Union a Force in
the church." the Rev. j. w. Carson.
"Y. P. C. U. Problems" conducted
by the Rev. ]. W. Carson. From the
program for the first State convention
of the Young Peoples Christian
unions of the Associated Reformed
Presbyterian church to be held in Co.
lumbia Thursday and Friday, June "a
and %.
Rev. J. M. Culberson, who has
served the Baptist church at Lock
hart, has resigned his charge and
accepted the church at Newberry.
Mr.. Culberson and his family made
many friends in this county during
their stay here who regret to have
them leave, but wish for them great
success in their new field of labor
Union Progress.
Mr.. Benjamin Greneker has ar
rived to spend the summer with his
mother, Mrs. H N. Greneker, at
Cedar Grove" After graduating
from Wofford last summer, in which
Mr.. Greneker made splendid rec
ord, he accepted a position as teach
er in the Greenwood High school,
where he has established himself
firmly in the esteem and confidence
of the people.-Edgefield Advertiser.
Miss Mamie Swittenberg mas accept
ed her election as superintendent of
the Little Mountain high school. This
position gives bor fattering salary,
much larger than she received in
1t is high compliment