The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
TWICE A WEEK, s15O A YEAR.
THE NEWS OF POMARLA.
WOOdmen of the World to Hold AM
nual Picnic In Near Future.
Barbecues.
Special to The Herald and News.

Pomaria, uly 15.-The farmers have
about finished work and are enjoying
holidays now.
Truck around here looks very well,
old corn is off a good deal, but cotton
is fine. We are very dry and need
rain badly and haven't had mucn rain
since We planted the crops.
tMr. A. H. Shealy, who had the mis-
fortune to loose his gin-house some
time ago by fire, has laid the founda-
ton for new building, which will be
of concrete with a base of brick, hav-
ing only one story, with the gins in
the base.
Rev. S. c. Ballentine will preach at
the Lutheran church here on the third
Sunday, the 18th, at $3.50 at night.
These services are extra to his regular
appointment. The public is invited
and will be mucn benefited by coming
out to hear Rev. Balentine deliver his
message.
The Woodmen of the World will
have Sdeir annual picnic at a time and
place which will be advertised later.
There will be several speakers to
boost woodcraft and a game of ball
in the afternoon, with other amuse-
ments. The public is invited to watch
for the advertisement and come out
and enjoy The day. The ladies will
furnish dinner.
Several barbecues are advertised
for this section. Mr. Walter Richard
son will have one here on the Both,
Hunter-DeWalt school will have one
the 3rd of August and H. T. Lominick
and G. G. Wicker one on the 24Hh.
Messrs B. NJ. Suber and o. A. Felker
will have one near the fill on the 14th.
Messrs Horace and Herbert Lomi-.
nick, W. L. Bedenbaugh and ~SotSman
LaNene went to Charleston last week.
Nr. Noah Chapman of Peak visited
his daughter, Mrs. C. L. Graham, the
first part of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Fulmer and children
of Columbia spent several days around
Pomaria visiting relatives
Mr.. Thomas Graham and Miss Net
tie Murphy spent Saturday night With
Mrs. Frances C. Summer.
Mr. Edgar L. sheely and little daugh-
ter Evelyn of Aiken, who have. been
visiting relatives at Pomaria and New
berry, returned home On Wednesday.
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Hentz
have returned home, after a very
pleasant visit at Little Mountain.
Mr. Murray Rikard of Newberry
spent some time with Mr.. Walter
Richardson.
Miss Kate Wilson and little sister
Virgal spent several days in the New
Hope section
Miss Mary Settler of Renno is visit
ing relatives and friends at Pomaria.
Mrs. NJ E. Long Gaas gone to Green
vile to spend the rest of the summer.
Mrs. W. C. Summer and Miss Marie
Summer spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. L. A. Sheely.
Mrs. Jno. W. Bobb and children Of
Columbia are visiting relatives in and
around Pomaria.
Mr.. and Mrs Roberts Of Monticello
section of Fairfield county spent sew
eral days with Mrs. W. D. Hatton.
Miss Lois Nesmith of Nesmith will
visit Miss Ethyl Seybt the latter part
of the week.
Messrs. L. a., E. S. and E. L. S1eely
visited relatives at Newberry Monday,
making the trip in Mr.. L. A. sheeley's
Ford touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H Koon were made
happy by the appearance of new son
and daughter, which came 18th. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Felker nave a
fine little girl.
There are several cases Of typhoid
fever several miles out. Among those
sick are Miss Gladys Richardson and
Mr.. Robert C. Ringer, both of whom
are improving slowly; Mrs. A. H.
Shealy and little son T. L. are also
sick, but are some better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. Adam L. AulI went to Columbia
today on a business trip.
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