The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-22
cotton bloom of the season on last


Saturday.
Remember the Mother Goose party
by children of Aveleigh q urch, on
lawn of Boundary street school this
afternoon, Tuesday, at $50.
The Lancaster News says that Sher-
if Blease's suggestion to erect a
memorial to the lamented Hood of
Fairfield is happy one.
Responses are coming in for The
Herald and News. The time is pas
sing. While it lasts, get the paper
six months for fifty cents Two months
free.
When the recorder, the city clerk
and treasurer and an alderman go in
a bunch to fish at grand Parr Shoals,
they ought to be able to catch more
than they did Friday afternoon. Tney
are used to catches and hauls.
Sounds of Shell Fire Varied.-Head-
line. They may be able to vary the
sounds of shell fire, but when old
Satan knocks the out of SHE'LL the
Germans and Allies combined wont be
able to vary the sounds OF hell fire.
An unusually pretty wedding was
celebrated in Lanes Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening when Miss
Louise Bass was welded to James K.
Deaver of CarlisIe.-Kingstree Sr.
The State.
We are still pinning our faith in
this crisis to President Wilson, now
ever much we admire Bryan for re-
signing rather than sacrifice, what
! he deemed a principle.-Calhoun Ad-
vance.
That was a fine F:edge DR.. C. D.
Weeks had, but it obscured a pretty
front yard and flower garden, which
can be seen to a more pleasing ad-
vantage since the removal of the OBJ
struction.
Hearing Singable hymns and listen
ing to sweet vocal solos in chur> Is
a pleasant way of spending Sunday
Another young voice pupil favored the
Central congregation on Sunday morn
ing with a beautiful solo beautifully
rendered
Recorder Earhardt made two col,
ored women pay, each $3.50, on Fri
day, for cursing on Starvation hill
That is about as good place as there
is to curse, but it is against the law
to curse on Starvation hill as any,
where else in public.
A citizen of Newberry tried to ring
up dead man. He thought the man
lived on Broad river. His name was
still in the book at the number given
but citizen got the information from
the other end tat the man had been
dead a long time.
June 25th and 26th the Southern
Textile association will meet at Ashe-
vile, n. c., and from all accounts a
record breaking number of members
will be in attendance.-Southern Tex
tile Bulletin. And when you hear from
it, watch certain mill man Of New
berry
The burial of W. H. woodward OF
Newberry took place here Saturday
morning at Mt. Olive cemetery. The
body was brought here from Colum-
bia, where the deceased died from pei
lagra after two years illness, in Uhe
54th year Of his age.-Johnston cor
Edgefeld Chronicle.
The editor of a newspaper, like all
other working people, often feels the
need of a vacation, but just how to
be able to take it is the serious ques-
ton that confronts him every time
he thinks of it.-Greenwood Journal
If you had said reporter it would have
been more to the point.
The Bachelor Maids will give a mus
ical concert at tie high school build
ing on Friday evening, June 25, at
$50 o'clock Proceeds will be used
for d3e cause of charity At the close
of the musical entertainment refresh
ments will be served on tie school
lawn.
/ But even if a neignborhood or a vii
{ lage can merely open up a vacant lot
and turn tie youngsters loose the re-
su1fs are worth While-EXchang