The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-22

institute faculty, Greenwood, is at
home for the holidays.
The store formerly occupied by the
J. T. Mayes CO. is being renovated
tor the WestMartin Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brookec VIII
spend Christmas in Newberry at the
home of Mrs. Brokers father, H. H.
kvans.-1ne State
Ten PEI Cent Stuck-Headline III
Anderson Mail. Here in NewDerry II
is one hundred per cent Stuck
1t is next Sunday that the boy evan
gelist, Wildey Peden, will preach at
the Court House, in the afternoon at
3 o'clock.
There will be no Maid to Order"
in Newberry The musical com DIV
advertised for December 80 has been
called off.
joe Norwood, Furman university
student, is spending the holidays III
Newberry with his father, Mr. ]. E.
Norwood.
Refreshments will be served at the
dance to be given by the Calvin Cro-
zier chapter Tuesday night at Mayes'
hall. The public is invited.
The Reaein school will give a
Christmas tree and party for the
school on Friday night, at the home
of Mrs. C. C. Duncan.
Mr.. I. II. Hunt has been elected a
trustee of the Baptist hospital in Co.
lunbia. This is wise selection, as
Mr.. Hunt will give laborious and con-
sciencious service to the work
The verdict in the case of ". j.
Hentz against the Parr Shoals COM
pany for s3,250 has been set aside and
a new trial granted.
Christmas exercises vii be held at
Colony church on Sunday morning at
10:30 o'clock, by the Sunday school
consisting of songs and recitations
The address will be delivered by DR..
A. J. Bowers The regular service
will follow.
Some thieves stole a 800 pound hog
last Saturday night from Mr. J. HeT.y
Lanes drove at Havird's stable lot
About two weeks ago a hog was kill
ed there and life in the lot, the thieves
probably being friehtened off before
thev could secure the meat.
Mr.. o. H. Johnson. who travels his
circuit from his headquarters in New
berry, dropped in again last week on
another of his pleasant little visits,
this time to see his fine little daugh-
ter at the home of the little girrs
loving and devoted grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. J. x. Glider.
The Baptists at the Newberry con-
vention would, in years to come, look
back upon this convention as one of
the greatest in its history. Surely in
many respects it is the greatest con-
vention ever held by the Baptists of
South Carolina.-From Dr. Jno. E.
Whites speech in the convention.
The shoe shop formerly conducted
by the late J. W. Reagin in Nance
street near the Opea House will be
carried On by Mrs. Reagin, under the
management of Mr.. N. A. McCullough.
with that we'll known and reliable
shoemaker and repairer, Sam Harris,
on the bench. Sam sticks to it and
you'll find him right there.
An hour was given to devotion Just
before adjournment for the noon hour.
Special music was furnished by Breth-
zen E V. Pabb, W. D. Spinks, T. V.
McCaul and W. T. Denham Tie au-
dience was led into a quiet devotion
al attitude by the soul stirring music.
the Baptist Courier's fine re-
port of the great convention.
AS there will be no Herald and News
Tuesday We rise to remark in this
issue that the old fashioned dance to
be given at Mayes' hall on Tuesday
night promises to be a swell and
classy affair. You are invited Ii is
under the auspices of the Calvin Gro
zder chapter. Admission, 25 cents.
Be there