The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-19
PURELY PERSONAL
s&e Meven ents of Hany People, New.
serfiaps, and Those Rhe ,jstt
NeWberFy.

cd from ,agnes Scott at Decatur, Ga
Bliss Octie Griffin spent Monday IN
Columbia
MIR. Harvey Delmin left Saturday
For Youngstown, Ohio, where ne Will
spend the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Lipscomb and Miss
Bruce Lipscomb of Ninety Six spen'
the weekend with Mrs. F. E. DibDle
Mrs. j. ". Grassland of Bennetts-
vile is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Goggans.
Miss Annie Kibler of Limestone col
aege has arrived to spend the hol1-
days at home.
sir. j. G. Driver left Saturday for
lis home in Virginia, where ne VIII
spend the holidays.
Mrs. j. w. Duckett IS visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. \. Parks, in NeWberry.
Greenwood Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. ". C. Barnes and two
little. daughters of the Prosperity
section were in the city Saturday.
Rey. W. 8. Holmes of Laurens was
the guest of Dr.. G. D. weeks On MS
visit to Newberry Sunday.
Miss Pauline Glider of Newberry is
ste guest of Miss Blanche Simmons.
Greenwood Journal.
Mrs. c. c. Chase left Monday soc
Maynesboro, n c., where she Will at
tend the wedding Of her son, Mr.. ).
p Chase.
MRS. ]. S. Stone and little daugh-
her. Sarah Beverly, Of Tennessee, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. EV-
aBs-
Hiss Mary Frances Kibler of Green
Vile Woman's college will arrive to-
say to spend her Christmas holidays
mt home.
Miss Saydie FAINT of the G. W. c.
will arrive home today to spend the
holidays.
Hiss Halle Wright, who teaches
Central school, Pomaria, spent from
Saturday afternoon to Sunday after-
neon with relatives in Newberry.
Misses Trent and Annie Coe Keit:
Miss Cornelia Mayer and Miss Mar
Rherita Matthews have returned
nm Converse collefe for the holi-
days
Ar. J. 3. Duckett of Newberry has
accepted the position OF second boss
5n q hosiery mill at DanEille, Va. He
will commence this new work on about
xae first OF January.
Mr.. ]. P. Hamilton and family are
auoEing to Oakland mill in NeWberry.
Mr. Hamilton and family will be
sreatly missed.-Greenwood Mill Cor.
Index.
Hrs. T. L. Monroe returned Sun
eaay from the Baptist Hospital, Co
1xmbia, and her friends will be go
Ao know that she is much improved
a1 health.-Laurens Herald.
%. Al. Tompkins has resigned his
position st the Oakland mills, New
Berry. S. c., to become, second hand
IA No / spinning at the Greenwood
aS. c. IGills.-Mill News.
Mrs. T. H. Hill returned this morn
ing from Newberry. where she has
been spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. F. c. Sligh.-Green-
Weed Journal.
Vnigt Wessinger of Newberry COL
aege spent the weekend here With
his brother, Professor Norman l..
Nessinger.-Nest Springs Cor. Spar
lfanourg Herald.
C e. Wyche, NJ D., of Prosperity,
who for number Of years represent
ed Newberry county in the State leg
Salature, was in Columbia yesterday.
The State.
Mr.. W. f. Riser has changed his ad-
dress from Plymouth, n. G., to New
.istrn, y. c., - George street. The
scuse was formerly the old Tryon
salace of a couple of hundred years
0ge.
Rev. J. D. Kinard and ex-Mayor
Kenneth Baker of Greenwood were
IN Sewberry Monday attending
meeting OF the standing committee of
NeW'berry college, Of which commit
tee Hon. Geo. S. Mower is the faith
fal2and enduring chairman.
ySr. Van Smith was reelected dis
sEict deputy grand master at the grand
lodge OF Masons in Charleston last
week. DR.. Van makes a good officer,
else the grand lodge wouldn't stick
10 him as it does.
Mrs. B. C. Boyieston and children
ssent 10 Columbia Saturday to see
Mrs. Boyleston's sister, Mrs. Jas. l.
Anil, and the latest little Aull, a.
bo,,o A,,11e mother Mrs