The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-12
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The Junior Division Of central
Methodist church will hold its regu-
lar meeting Immediately after Sun
day school IN next Sunday afternoon
in the Sunday school room. All
members are urged to be present
Paramount pictures are surely
good but they haven't thing On Tri-
angle pictures. You see both at the
Arcade. The Strain of Iron was a
Triangle and thriller Wednesds!
night.
lMr. l.. NJ. Player received tele-
gram Wednesday afternoon from his
son Henry stating that Mrs. Players
mother died on Tuesday night at ler
| home in Princeton, Fla, and would be
buried Saturday the 18th at Oakgrove
church, Manning, S. C.
Miss H. Lenore Henry, who was
principal of the Turner graded school
"a new consolidated school near
Ridgeway-nas returaed to Newberry
to spend a few days before going
aorth. Miss Henry was reelected to
the same position for the coming ses-
sion.
With her first appearance in mo-
ton pictures, Miss Kitty Gordon,
who will be seen at tne Opera House
on Tuesday, May Is in the new World
Film feature, CAS- in Looking
Glass;" has become universally ac-
claimed as the most beautiful wo-
man on the screen.
On Tuesday afternoon about 1
o'clock an out house on Mr.. L. c.
Boozer's place was consumed by fire.
Among the losses were 1 ton Of
guano, 25 or 80 bushels of cottonseed
and a lot of peas and hay. One room
of the house was occupied by col
ored wage hand and he lost $50 in
money. The fire is thought to have
been accidental.
Now that the baseball season is
wide oDen and frequent games are
played at college park, how about
sprinkling College street all the way
to the college on the afternoons when
games are scheduled to be pulled off?
AS it is people travelling in autos
raise so much dust that they stiae
themselves and everybody else in
their wake to say nothing of the resi-
dents living along this thoroughfare.
a fine closing of a successful year
in the O'Neall school on last Satur-
day. The school has been taught the
past year by Mr.. Will Mills and Miss
Settler and there have been over 80
children enrolled. They need another
teacher. The children did credit to
themselves and their teachers and
such a crowd and such dinner as
was spread under those oaks one
rarely eljoys.
No wonder lot of people don't see
the auto stop signs at the corhers-
they are usually hidden in maze Of
tobacco, cigarette, soap, soda and
other signs that our merchants have
allowed travelling men to tack up.
You don't see these unsightly pieces
of tin, covering in crazy gust fashion,
the sides of buildi2 gs and telegraph
posts in real, live cities. What will
Newberry do about it?
Sometimes it is good thing for
preacher to spring debatable ques-
ton in his sermCl. It puts people to
thinking and when they think, they
nearly always talk and when they
talk, they often convince those who
engage with them in conversation. At
the Church of the Redeemer Sunday
night, Rev. FulenWider asked the
question and answered it in the mega
tive, Can Bad Man Perform Good
Deed, in the Sight of God?"
Mrs. Mary Francis Williams of near
Longshore died Tuesday, May 9Th
AID was buried on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at Mount Zion, Rev.
R. H. Burris conducting the funeral
services. Mrs. Williams was a mem
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