The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
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the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
will meet in the church on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock
A good many Newberrians witnessed
the partial eclipse of the sun on Thurs
day The eclipse began about o'clock
aud lasted until about y o'clock.
There will be a basket ball game
Friday night at 7:3O at the college
gymnasium between the college fresh
men and Newberry High school.
Tne Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society Of the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer will meet at
the parsonage next Monday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
All members of W. O. W. order of
Pomaria are requested to meet Mon
day night for the purpose of giving
the second degree to several members
who have been waiting.
From the pictures in Robert War
wick in "The Sins of Society," the
picture is misnamed. Go to the opera
house next Tuesday and see it for
yourself
Mr.. Haskell Wright will build a
handsome new residence in east Main
street, opposite DR.. Dunn's residence.
Mr.. L. A. Wilson has the contract and
will commence wor in few days.
The basket ball quint of the Citadel
will clash with the fast aggregation
representing Newberry college, at the
Y. M. C. A. in Charleston Saturday
night at $50. An exciting contest on
this date is looked forward to by the
devotees of the indoor sport.
Rev. L. P. Boland and family are
moving into the parsonage this week.
Mr.. Boland succeeds the Rev. J. E.
shealy as pastor of the Beth Eden
pastorate, who goes to Georgia. The
pastorate includes the churches of
Beth Eden, st. James and Colony.
The new front at the Anderson Dry
Goods company has been about com
f
pleted and it is a beauty. 1t adds
greatly to the appearance and the COM
fort as we'll as to the facility to ex-
hibit goods. Would that other owners
would go and DO likewise.
Miss Willie Mae Wise of Newberry;
Miss LuciIe Lemmond Of Dillon; Miss
Lois Erwin of Spartanburg; Miss Dor
othy Napier of Charleston and Miss
Martha Platte of Abbeville, home DEM.
onstration agents, who have been at
tending the conference at Winthrop
college, were in the city Saturday
morning.-Chester Reporter.
On the first day of February, Mr.. W.
L. Graham brought into this Office
several small branches of peach tree
that grows in his orchard The
branches are full of flowers and the
flowers are normal. Mr.. Graham said
the flowers had been open for num-
ber of days and that the tree is as
full of flowers as it would ordinarily
be in the spring.
The Elmira Star-Gazette Of Janu-
ary 19 contains an account OF the trip
of representatives from Anderson and
Greenwood on a tour of inspection of
motor fire apparatus. One of the gen
tlemen conducting the tour of inspec-
ton was Nr. Thomas o. Stewart OF
Newberry, who is a representative OF
tine observation-disclosures company OF
Atlanta.
"Wednesday is the recorders court
there appeared class of three for a
lecture course on superluminous Ian
guage, those matriculating being Tho
mas Dawkins, Will Dawkins, Clarence
Dawkins. Thomas and Will paid s.
each and Clarence, who took a double
course, paid $40. The subject of the
recorders lecture was "on curing and
using abusive language"
Work on the steel bridge road is this
side of Bush river and they say the
work has been well done and as soon
as the ground dries sufficiently the
work will be continued to the city lin
its And the work from A. P. IWerts'
down to the river will be done. There
is need of a little more money to pay
the necessary expenses and that that
has been subscribed in NeWberry will