The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-08


Intosh and Rosalee Summer, students
at the College for Women, Columbia,
arrived home last week.
Misses Kate Neel, Winnie Brown,
Matte Cromer and Helen Hentz
reached taeir home last week after
graduating from the Woman's college
at Due West.
The address of the evening was
by DR.. George B. Cromer, of New
berry. who spoke in a delightfully."-
entertaining manner.-Johnston cor.
TIE State reporting commencement.
Misses Carrie Louise Workman,
president, and Lucy spearman Wal
lace. of the 1915 graduating class at
Limestone college, returned I2ome last
week.
Miss Sudie Dennis, of the Swansea
high school faculty, arrived home in
time for the Newberry college COM
mencement. She has been reelected to
teach at Swansea next session.
Miss Bessie Coppock returned to
see the commencement here and take
vacation. Sc will not teach in Spar
tanhnre next session but will go to
Georgia to teach.
Mr.. Arthur Derrick, of Newberry,
was mere -Batesburg Herald.
Miss Juantia Epting, of Pomaria,
was the guest of Miss Emma Bodie
last week.-Batesburgh Herald.
Mr.. Robert w. Houseal, student at
tie medical department of Johns Hop
kins university, Baltimore, arrived Oh
Monday in time to take in most of the
commencement exercises of the col
lege and spend his vacation.
Mr.. Grover Corley, of Newberry
college, has been spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
C. Corley, at the depot. He will re-
turn to Newberry for commencement.
Lexington Dispatch.
Messrs. w. W. Riser, NJ. NJ. Buford,
W. Y. Fair, J. R. Scurry, Pat Blair
and JOIN Sanders returned last week
from the reunion in Richmond, having
enjoyed the occasion-excepting the
rain.
Misses Agnes and Eleanor Houseal
will arrive tomorrow from Cedartown,
Ca, to visit their uncle, DR.. w. G..
Houseal, to spend awhile after the
closing of lie commencement exer-
cises of Newberry college.
supt. K. D. Sem, who has so sue
cessfully managed tie school during
the past FIVE years, will continue in
cnarge.-Mullins cor. The State, re-
porting closing exercises of the Null
lins school.
Miss Juanita Epting, of Summer
land college and Miss Anna Fallen, of
Charleston were the guests of Miss
Sue Dent Tuesday. Miss Epting was
returning to Newberry for her sum
mer vacation.-The State.
Misses Pearl West, Gertrude Reed
er and Corrie Lei Havird have been
reelected to their former positions as
teachers in tie city SCHOOLS. Miss
Lillian Kibler declined acceptance as
a member of the faculty.
Rev. D. P. Boyd, of Pomaria, spent
several days here last week witt his
friend, Uncle Thos. Adams. Rev. Boyd
is one of the oldest and most highly
respected ministers of the NJ. E. con-
erence.-Leesville News.
The Newberry county graduates at
Winthrop this year were Misses An
ME Lee Langford, Catherine CARING
ton, Kathryn Mayes, Grace Burton
Reagin, Mary Wallace, Gertrude
Young and Annie Snealy.
Mr.. E. Frank" Hammond has gone
to the Anderson Intelligencer office,
after a brief occupancy of the chair
of "linotyphy" at The Herald and
News Office. He is one of the best
operators that ever handled limo
type machine.
Mr.. Humbert NJ. Aull, the boy limo
tpye operator of the class of 1914, has
returned from Anderson to IGis chair
at The Herald and News Office to
wrestle with the reporters copy
which everyone cannot read. It was