The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01
NEWS FROM POMARIA.

Pomaria, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Laura. Hall
about 70 years of age, died at the
home of Mr.. L. B. Eargle Friday
night and was buried at the Ruther-
ford graveyard Sunday afternoon al
| O'Clock. funeral service by Rev. 5
c. Ballentine.
Mrs. f. S. Shealy and little son
have gone TO Aiken to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. ". L. Bedenbaugh and mother
Mrs. Ben Hope and Prof. kreps. mo
tored to Columbia where they spent
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Lominick spent
Sunday with the family OF Mr. "
B. Boinest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Richardson
spent Sunday with Mr.. B. B. Rich
ardson and family.
Miss Azilee Livingstone of the New
berry high school spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. S. R. Metts and son. Jeff. and
Messrs. E. D. Richardson and Tnos
Rikard motored to Columbia Satur-
day where they spent the day.
Mrs. Lathrop of Newberry is visit
ing her son. Mr.. Lee Lathrop.
Mr.. Clarence Wicker and Mr. Mon
roe Bishop motored to Batesburg Sun
day.
These will be Thanksgiving ser
vice held in the Bethlehem charge
as follows By the pastor, Rev. S. c.
Ballentire: At ST. Matthews at II
o'clock: Bethlehem o'clock; Poma-
ria, I o'clock. The public cordially
invited.
Mr.. Jas. P. Settler will soon have
his handsome dwelling complete.
Mr.. C. L. Graham is building him
self a new dwelling house on the lot
recently purchased from the setzlef
co. WE are glad to welcome Mr..
Graham to our town.
We feel that we can't write a news
letter without saying something about
the roads around here. Wsen we
ride over the roads and see how
much they have been improved, We
can't help but feel grateful to our
road authorities and kind neighbors
who helped to do the work. The HI
at Mr.. J. ]. Epting's is now complet-
ed and at the suggestion of Nj. Ep-
ting the road bed has been widened
all the way through his land which
adds so much to the improvement OF
the road. In front of Mr.. David Wick
er's large walnut tree has been dug
out of the road with the consent OF
Mir Wicker. Also large stump a.
the turn of the road at DR.. T. H.
Wedaman's has been dug up. Any
one meeting people at these places
will now feel much safer, as it was
very close place to meet any one
in a car. The road leading by Mr..
w. B. Boiaest's through Cannon
creek swamp, by the icoGic coopera-
ting with the "-,::iy has Del put IN
fine shape. Over ie same creek about
three miles :.~er down where the
Buncombe r; i crosses the creek
leading into t'ollaria is another place
that should Ee attended to. DR.. u. T.
Pinner is caavassing the community
and asking the people to help the
chain gang to build good piece OF
road there which will mean much to
the peo. ie of the community. We
feel e:ire that Mr.. Sample will do IN
this case as he has done in other
VS. where the people will help to
build road. he is ready and willing
to help them.
Rev. S. P. Koon Will move into the
st. Paul parsonage Wednesday OF
this week and will hold his first SER
vice Thursday at St. Paul and the
second Sunday at st. Phillips and
Bachman Chapel. On tie first Sun
day he will go back to Silverstrelt
to fill his last appointment there.
M. Walter Reiser of the Columbia
Lutheran seminary will preach at st.
Paul on the first Sunday. Mr.. Reiser
taught school at Pomaria few years
ago and has many friends who Will
be glad to hear. him preach.
MIR. W. B. Wise, the popular horse
dealer, is in town with fine drove
of mules and will be here all the
winter with full line of stock.
dot. the Miners Daughter. play
in four acts will be rendered at jolly