The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-09-03

NeWberry this week with his sister
Mrs. H. D. Adams.
Miss Georgia NeeI returned OF
Thursday to Statesboro, Ca, 70 re.
sumo her duties as teacher in the
Statesboro institute.
Mr.. G. E. McCarey of Newberry
spent some time last week with his
brother, Mr.. W. E, Parkman.-Ninety
Six cor. Greenwood Index.
Miss Myrtle 'Epting of Pomaria lef
on Friday for Fairfax, where she vii
teach history and English in the high
school there.
Mrs. John Speake and children viii
return from a visit to Newberry Oh
Wednesday. Mr. Speake will probably
be away few days longer-Anderson
Mail.
Mr.. Clarence Epting, on his way
from North Carolina to his home al
Pomaria, stopped over the other after
noon on Lindsay hill, where he will
be again when college reopens.
Mr.. E. D Pearce, who once covered
Newberry with insurance policies, is
in the city, or was on Wednesday, re-
Gently returned from way up in New
ark, n. j., among the mosquitoes.
Miss Louise Workman has been
elected music teacher in the high
school at Mountville. We congratulate
them on securing the services of such
talented young lady.-Hopewell cor.
Laurens Advertiser.
Rev W. H. Hamilton, assisted by Mr..
Kerr of Newberry, is carrying on pro-
tracted services at his church at Cor
onaca this week.-Ninety Six cor.
Greenwood Index. Mr.. Kerr has re-
turned to Newberry.
B. NJ. (Boo) Scurry, Clarence (Nig)
Epting and Hub Boulware have re-
turned from Kingstree, where they
have been playing ball with the Kings
tree team, semi-offcial league, dur
| ing the season. The team lost nine
out of forty-four games.
Mr.. J. E. Summer was selected bv
the board of trustees yesterday after
noon as architect of the new school
building to be known as the John Rem
ME Blake school building, to be located
on Phoeniv and Creswell Streets
Greenwood Index.
Misses Elizabeth Salter and Marie
Dominick and Messrs, Jas. F. Epting
and Bailey Mccullough are delegates
from Central Epworth league to the
Cokesbury District Conference ieague
meeting in Greenwood on Thursday
and Friday.
Prof C. "A. Fellers of Columbia, 4
former teacher of the Jones High
school, delivered a splendid Sunday
school address here yesterday. Prof.
Fellers is held in high esteem by our
people and We are always delighted
to have him with us.-Jones cor. Lau-
rens Advertiser.
Mrs. R. T. Caldwell and her charm
ing daughters, Misses Sara and Caro-
lyn Caldwell, left this week for Hen
dersonville, n. C. Miss Sara will teach
as principal of the high school at East
Flat, near Hendersonville, during the
next school term and Mrs. Caldwell
and Miss Carolyn will return to New
berry, after spending a few days in
the play grounds of the mountains.
Or. A. J. Bowers and family have
moved from the college grounds to
their new home, corner of College and
Pelham streets, the house having been
repaired and improved. DR.. Bowers
has generously given wide space for
sidewalk in Pelham street, which is
an Improvement and good deed that
is appreciated by those of US living
near in Calhoun street.
Mr.. 6. P. Pelham, having turned the
Newberry hotel over to Mr.. W. W. Bull
lock and taken to the road again, Mrs
Pelham and the children will leave on
Sunday for Birmingham, Ala, where
they will remain for the present. Since
coming to Newberny Mrs. Pelham has
made a large number of devoted
friends who will feel genuine sorrow
at her departure. She will be missed
but there will be pleasant memories
Of her life in Newberry.
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