The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-18
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Tie fine rain that has just fallen
was very acceptable.
GAS Ye Sow" at the opera house
Tuesday, featuring Alice Brady, will
doubtless be of absorbing interest.
The union services for next Sun
day night will be held at Aveleigh
Presbyterian church.
Perspiration is fatal to inspiration
-Greenville News. Newspaper men
feel it.
Bowers and Bowers, singers, etc..
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at the
opera house, the house of thousand
pictures, and more.
This Friday and Saturday are the
days for the extra duties at the spark
ling jewelry and medal making store
OF T. 4. Jeans & 10.
There will be barbecue at Mr.. T.
w. Keitt's place, July 8, for the bene-
fit of tie Rutherford Improvement as
sociation.
Monday the 21st the Civic associa-
tion will meet with Mrs. A. J. Bowers
College street, at 5 o'clock. DR.
Houseal is expected to make a talk
on a subject of general interest.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will meet in the church parlor
Sunday afternoon at Ais. Please lets
all be there as this winds up the sec
ond quarter.
A certain young married man in
Newbery is occasionally seen out
with his baby. At first sight, people
who don't know any better, always
inquire if he isn't tee baby's brother.
Whitmire teachers are, Mr.. M. B.
Hanna, principal, Misses Lula DON
non, Alma Lupo, Nell Fridy, Ella
Cross, Winton Agnew and Mrs. S. A.
Jeter.
Don't be too severe On Mr.. Bryan
for leaving President Wilson's cab
met, for it was this same Bryan to
whom the country is indebted for its
President Woodrow Wilson.-Lancas-
ter News.
In fire night before last in Colum-
bia, among the houses destroyed was
the dwelling occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, ]. r.
Scurry of our city.
The opening devotional services
last night were conducted by Rev.
F. E. Dihble, who also made snort
address.-From Greenwood
Journals account of meeting district
conference Woman's Missionary So
ciety.
Some people didn't see ''The Deep
Purple" after looking at it. Some peo-
pie don't know the sun is deep blue.
They think it is w1ite, and sometimes
red. Some people are color blind and
don't know green from pink. They
don't even know good music when
they hear it.
An article in the Greenwood Index,
to Exchange" says sulphur
is the best preventative" for "osig
gers. ."-Observer. The article was
copied by The Herald and News. In
this age of enlightenment it is hardly
necessary to say that preventive" is
not the only word that gets balled up
in the print, and overlooked in the
rush.
Mr.. John M. Kinard, chairman, sub
mitted the report of the executive
council. This report showed that the
had done excellent work
toward keeping the State cotton crop
off the market during the months
when the price was at very low ebb
On account of the financial stringency.
The work was covered In detail
From News and Courier's account of
State Bankers convention.
Mr.. J. J. Eargle has at mis- Newberry
Machine Shops model of an agricul-
;ural implement of his own invention.
Mr.. Eargle, who is one of the finest
in the State, is also an in
7entor of much ability. His new ma
chine will revolutionize the farming
industry. 1t is a great piece Of work
and slows remarkable skill on the