The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-05
rlkELt fEkSUNAL
eae Movements Of Hany People, New
.serrians, and those Whe Visit
NeWDerEy.

Mr. E. VI. Evans, Jr., spent Thanks
giving in Carlisle.
DR.. j. H. Harms returned Saturday
from Lexington.
!Ir. and Mrs. G. w. Yonce spent
Sunday in Graniteville.
Ar. Olin Settler spent Thanksgiv-
iag in Newberry.
Mr.. Wilson Fickin of Branchville
ssenl several days of this week in the
Hi.y
DIR. Huiet Caldwell of Columbia
s:elt Thanksgiving with his parents,
Ar. and Mrs. ]. A. Caldwell.
Mrs. F. ~. Chapman OF Dillon spent
several days OF last week with her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. j. NJ. kibler.
Mrs. George Rygh OF Columbia was
tie guest last week of Mrs. J. II.
alarms.
siessrs. J. T. Dennis and J. B.
Mayes have returned from the Federal
eourt in Anderson.
Miss Mary King of Clinton was the
gaest of Miss Woodie Bowman for
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ryan Workman and
little son, Eugene, spent Thanksgiv-
Ing with relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. Carl Julien is here from Green
wood on business connected with the
Southern Power company.
Mr. William Johnson spent MS
Thanksgiving with relatives in Column
5ia
air. c. E. Summer returned Satur-
Sav afternoon from a business trip
to Atlanta.
Miss Lenore Henry, who teaches
ct Ridgeway, spent the weekend with
Miss Maggie Thomasson.
Miss Gertrude Wicker is in Laurens
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. c. Wal
drop.
Miss Eliza NcCr,iougn. the Meth
odist home missionary, visited ii hau-
gens last week
Miss Lizzie Wilson of Newberry Is
visiting Miss Fannie Brock.-Co'umoia
Record.
James G. Driver; athletic director
OF Newberry college, IS spending the
weekend in Columbia.-The State.
Miss Jaunita Epting of Summerlano
college spent Thanksgiving at home
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. l. A.
{ SEpslng in the st. Pauls section.
AIRS. S. H. Mclean and children OF
sscolumhia. accompanied by her mother,
.Ers. M. A. Huiett. spent Thanksgiving
ssfth Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Sale.
Rev. Wilmot S. Holmes, who preach
cd at St. Lukes Episcopal church Sun
Gay afternoon. was the guest OF !hr'
and Mrs. W. c. SchencA.
Mr. 4. E Lominick and daughter
Miss Bessie. spent Thanksgiving WITH
his cousin. Mr.. P. B. Asbill. and fam
aly
Miss Annie Lee Boland returned
MONDAY to her home at Little Moun-
saTn after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Claude F. Latham.
Mr. T O. Stewart left Sunday on
his drumming tour OF Florida, after
q Wit of several days here to his
Family.
Miss Gertrude Hawkins has return
ed from Whitmire. where she has
Sheea visiting her sister for some
t:ne. Columbia Record.
n s Sanders. from slasher fore
man at Oakland mill, Newherry. 5
G.. to same position Calvin mill. Char-
Bette \. C.-Textiie News.
Carroll I4orick, Ben Dent ana hugh
Eptins motcred to Newberry ano
;spen, Thanksgiving with the family
sof Thomas Epting.-The State.
Miss Ola Hutchinson left Monday
afternoon fer Greenville to visit Mrs
A B. Caugnman and Nj. j. 7. Hutch
sason of Easley.
Mrs. jamie Whitman has sold hel
place at Helena and moved to New
berry with her sister, Miss Leila Den
LIS, having bought place here.
Miss Julia Settler, teacher OF
ONeall school at Prosperity sp
the weekend with her parents, MI
and Mrs. p. o. Settler at Pomarla.
Mr.. Geo. W. Summer, president o.
the Mollohon Manufacturing com
spam. returned last week from nj
business trip to New York.
,rss Grace Summer of Chicora Col
Il, .... / AanAsglving at nome
She was accompanied by her class
mate, Miss Sara Frances Glenn, O
Clinton.
Mr.. n. E. Taylor, who spent suci
a long time at the Columbia hosplta
suffering from broken thigh, wa
in the city Monday, where his 1rleno
were glad to see him.
.Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Johnson ant
little son returned Sunday from GIN
ton, after visiting Mrs. Johnson
sick father, Capt. T. J. Duckett. "n'
was somewhat better when they ie1'
Nk and Mrs J. W. Haltiwanger ar
looking forward to a visit from Mrs
Ha,tjwaneer's teacher under "hon
She studied organ il London.-Colum
bia Record.
1--WE" nave returned from dellght
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