The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-05-18
VARIOUS AND Ale ABOUT.

Fathers day will be observed on the
third Sunday in June.
/ Tie reporter cannot write up every
thing which happens.
Propze ct Will Houseal told you there
would be lots of rain in May.
! The E. A. degree will be conferred
at Amity lodge on Friday night. Visit
ing bret.r ren cordially invited.
This thing of being neutral On the
war question is about as hard as being
neutral in polictics or religion.
Newberry beat Batesburg Is to in
a base ball game at West End on Sat-
urday.
The Bachelor Maids Club will meet
with Miss Linda Welch Tuesday, May
IS, at ) o'clock.
Judge Claude Scnumpert performed
another marriage ceremony on Satur-
day for a cSlored couple, Ernest Hair
and Essie Williams.
Judge Schumpert issued a marriage
license on Saturday to Mr. S. D. Craft
and Miss Sallie King, both of Mollo-
hon.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at five o'clock at
the church.
Moving pictures of the hremen's
tournament, which wilf be held in
Greenwood next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, will be made.-Green-
wood Journal. Take notes, Henry.
The recent copious rains that have
fallen throughout the country have
been of inestimable value to tie grain
crop.-York News. That is so much
! better than war news.
| The moving picture show has sprung
up in hamlet, town and city in response
! to popular demand to be entertained
and Observation-Disclosures Observer.
i Just So
A lady lost her nose glasses on
Memorial day, Sc left them on one
of the tables at tie dinner for the
veterans. The finder will please leave
them at The Herald and News Office.
More Grain Here Than Ever Before.
Headline in York News. The News
adds that planters say the rain has
worked wonders" That's tee good
, news from all around.
! The Woman's C1ristian Temperance
Union will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Mary Wright, Tuesday, May Is. at
p. M. Subject, Franchise. Leader,
Mrs. j. M. Workman.
The railroads have granted exceed
ingly low rates to Greenwood on ac-
count of the firemen's tournament. The
round trip on all roads is a little more
than three cents a mile-GreenWood
Journal.
1t was remarked to us that the Boun-
dary street school festival on last
/ Thursday night was the best t-ing ever
produced in Newberry. We were not
present but take pleasure in quoting
the remark.
The features of the game were for
Newberry the fielding of R. Baker at
s:ort and third base, the catching
and batting of Renkin, who got a
triple in the fourth-From special re-
port of Clinton-Newberry game at
Clinton on Saturday.
At the Greenwood commencement
Dr. J. Henry Harms will preach the
! baccalaureate sermon on Sunday
morning next. That is one reason
why the papers say Commencement
promises to be very interesting oc-
casion."
The movies" are revolutionizing
tie country. They are responsible for
tae dry" wave sweeping the nation
and ultimately will bring about pro-
hibition and give women the ballot
That was what Mayor Gill, of Seattle,
Was, says.
The Olympic quartet made the finest
of music at the opera ltouse last week.
Between acts they entertained other
large crowds at DR.. W. G. Mayes' drug
store, and the people enjoyed the sing
ing. If Laurens failed to get this quar-
tet sne missed a good thing.
/ All members of the Augusta HUI
name Society will get busy reminding
drivers and owners of animals tnat