The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-04

tiSer. It was a Scott creek turtle run
ming from tie delegates at Bethlehem
Baptist church.
The negro prisoner who attempted
suicide in jail on Saturday morning
is not dead yet In fact he is reported
as improving. remarkable to relate. If
he RECEIVERS it will be due to the untir-
ing efforts of Drs. Mower and Pelham,
for he was as near death as man ever
gets without dying. The doctors had
a hard-fought case.
There was meeting of prohibition
leaders in Columbia on Tuesday, at
which a steering committee was
formed. Senator Alan Johnstone and
DR.. George G. Cromer were present
at the meeting and were named on the
committee. 1t is the Organization Of
the campaign to be conducted this
summer for tie purpose of carrying
the State for prohibition at the special
election September A."
Thej faculty and the class of 1915
of Belmont Abbey college request the
honor of your presence at their COM
mencement exercises Thursday morn
ing, June the tenth, at nine o'clock,
college auditorium. So reads an in
vitation to the editor through tie cour-
tesy of our young friend Edward 3.
Purcell, student at the college, to
whom our thanks for the same are
hereby extended.
Something good is promised for
Wednesday at the opera house in the
presentation by the celebrated World
Film corporation of "M'Liss," a five
act Shubert feature. People will want
to see "M'Liss," from Tie story by Bret
Hart. The World films are all good,
and it won't pay you to miss ''M'Liss." "
You will lose if you fail to go either
on Wednesday afternoon or night. En-
JOY the good old commencement time
Magistrate Player we:s to Colum-
bia on Sunday afternoon and returned
on Tuesday morning with one Will
Walton, colored, but he was not the
fn1 Ic
George Clamp, for larceny and Violat-
ing labor contract. Walton answers
every description of Clamp, except that
the is too stout. He was released and
promised the magistrate to help locate
Clamp, as he knows the negro.
The Wadesboro N. c., paper recent
1y carried the following notice about
one of our Newberry boys: Mr.. Hay
wood Ewart, of Newberry, S. c., ac-
cepted a position last Tuesday with
the Western Union Telegraph company
as assistant to the genial local man
ager, Mr.. A. w Huntley. Mr. Ewart
is son of Mr.. w. F. Ewart and is a
young man of sterling qualities. He
has taken college course in telegra-
ply and comes here to learn the Office
end of the business.
The special feature of the eyening
was the missionary address, made by
DR.. Geo. B. Cromer, of Newberrv.
chairman of tee Laymen's Missionary
movement of the Lutheran church of
the South. The speaker spoke upon
missionary motives. These are three
fold, the great commission, our own
spiritual development and love for the
Master. DR.. Cromer punctuated his
points with apt illustrations from tie
Bible.-From the Leesville cor in the
State of Summerland college COM
mencement exercises.
If\you want bottle of it you had
better get it now, before the stuff is
all sold, as it is selling fast and there
are not many more bottles left at Ri
kard's store in the Savoy block. It is
only so cents bottle, but the way in
which it runs flies and kindred spirits
out of a room is astonishing. Try it
and see flies fly. It is easy to work,
and you will think it is cheap when
you use it. Leave the doors closed and
the flies die, open them and out flies
flies. Same way with mosquitoes and
other little things of home, sweet
home.