The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-04
terpicture at The Arcade Tuesday.

Somebody in Gaffney advertises 80.
sale a yellow head Mexican parrot,
good talker' Has Gaffney a military
company? Safety first.
/ No canned music at the Arcade Mrs.
Schaffer's nimble fingers on y pia-
no keyboard makes every foot pat the
: floor.
Soap 60 cents in Mexico-Headline.
That's nothing, We know Of a rlace
where pain, ordinary, cold water is
worth $40 per glass
Hon. B. V. Chapman led the young
peoples exercises at the Church of the
Redeemer Sunday night, preceding the
regular church service
The CALVIN Crozier chapter I. D. C.
/ Will meet With Miss Mary Wright,
Tuesday afternoon, April 4, at 4:3O
o'clock
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter, L.
D. C., Will meet Tuesday afternoon
at clock with Mrs. C. Z Cannon.
Members will please note the change
III the hour for the meeting,
If somebody made fool of you las;
Saturday don't get disheartened. Jast
remember that the same thing will
occur one year hence and you will
e,entually get use to it.
The parsonage aid society of Trim
ity Methodist church in No. 6 town
ship will meet next Saturday after
noon at the church at 4 o'clock and
will serve refreshments until p NJ
Anna Held, the celebrated stage
beauty viii be the star in Madame
La Presidente," the morosco-Para
mount picture at Leslies Arcade Fri
day, April {.
How many parts is Mary Pickford
in? That is the puzzling question at
the Arcade. Think of it. Think of
it just one minute and see if you don't
get balled up, too
"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine,
a Lasky-Paramount production is
coming to the Arcade Friday, April
IA. Be sure to remember the date
and see it. Same prices.
Mr.. F. R. Hunter sold the DR.. Simp-
son place in Prosperity at auction on
Saturday for s1,995 to dr. T. A. Dom
inick and also vacant lot to John !
Caldwell for $375.
When the fire insurance strike took
place the farmers of Newberry were
not very hard hit as this county has
for many years maintained prosper
Gus and fourishing mutual company
for fire protection. /
There are two institutions in New
berry that deserve far more support
at the hands of the citizens of the town /
than they have been getting-the bus
mess school and the library associa-
ton.
Mr. John Talbert has planted corn
and says he is going to have roasting
ears the middle of June. water mel
Ions the last of June and pick New
berry's first bale of new cotton the |
first of August.
The Jolly Street school district on
Friday voted an additional tax of
four mills for maintainence. The
vote wa II to u in favor of the tax.
This makes a special tax in the dis
trict of s mills.
Mrs. Jas. Bradley died last week. Mr..
Floyd Bradley attended the funeral
services. Mr.. Bradley lived here a
few years ago and is son Of Mr.. F..
=. Bradley. Mrs. Bradley will be re
membered by a good many Of Our
citibens.
Pud'n Head Wilson at the Arcade
Friday night was a highly interesting
production. The only distasteful fea-
ture was the Northern girl who fell
III love with man whom she believed
to have negro blood in his veins. but
who afterwards turned out to he a |
rure blood white man.
There will be a musical and liter /
ary program rendered at the auditor
ium, of the high school building We'd
neSdav afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The i