The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-19
Newberry, has returned home
Sumter Cor The State.

night from the Columbia hospital with
the pleasing information that his
father, Capt. NJ. NJ. Buford, is improv-
ing all right.
i,.iss Dale Boyce Of Whitmire pass
ed through Monday on her way to
Manning, where she has accepted a
school for the following session.
Clinton Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cofeld of Whit
mire stopped over Wednesday after
noon for a few hours On their return
| from visit to their daughter in
5Greenville.- Clinton Gazette.
Miss Louise Taylor of NeWberry
was welcomed as a new member Of
the class.-Ninety Six Cor The State,
noting social meeting of Sunday
school class.
! Mr.. F. O. Black, county superinten-
dent of edac@tion-elcct CT Saluda,
accompanied by his family, arrived in
lis car last Friday on visit to Mrs.
i Blacks parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
IlW. A. Hill.
The Rev. ]. L. Cromer of Chaplin
and DR.. George B. Cromer of New
berry. attended a meeting of the
Lutheran board of publication, which
was held at the public tion building
yesterday-The State.
Mrs. Herman Wright, Mrs. l. K.
Eskridge, Misses Sarah Houseal and
Pauline Glider of Newberry spent
yesterday in Columbia on a shopping
visit, travelling by automobile.-The
State. Mr.. Gus Houseal drove the
cor
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, on her
return to her home in Pomaria, from
stay of several weeks with friends
in Charleston and Augusta, stopped
for a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Richards, in Shandon.-
The State.
! Mrs. Peter Griffin complimented her
cousin, Miss Carolyn Cromer, of New
berry, who is her guest on Park street,
with a charming bridge party Friday
morning, assembling for the first time
this fall the congenial members Of
the Gluck Auf club.-The State.
Hub Evans, who used to be in
the house before he was elected to
the state dispensary board, has been
elected a representative from New
berry county. Undoubtedly he will
add to the jovility Of the body.-Green-
vile News.
Congressman-elect Dominick is a
man of unquestioned ability and as
assistant attorney general did some
of the best work in the supreme court
that has been done BIZ the attorney
generals Office in long time. He is
a man of great affability and agree
pble manner.-Greenville News.
Messrs. M. Pope Davis, C. NJ. Brady,
D. G. Philbeck and H. D. Johnson, of
spartanburg, representing the Caro-
lima Life Insurance company, passed
through NewberrN by automobile
Tuesday on their way to Columbia TO
attend the annual banquet of the
company.
Mr.. H. S. Cannon, a linotype opera"
tor in the Office of The State, was in
the city yesterday. He took advantage
of the opportunity to run up and see
his friends here, while calling On his
wife who is visiting in Prosperity.
Sam once worked in Newberry and
still feels at home in this city.
Mr. John Derrick has gone to
Springfield, Ca, to take charge Of his
school. Mr.. Derrick, after completing
his course at Newberry college in
1915, taugh Newberg school success
Ily. We are glad to see our boys
pr Jmoted in the educational, world,
we are satisfied they will make
,ood-Chapin Cor Lexington News.
rNr. c. B. spinks attended the banquet
of the Carolina Life Insurance COM
pany in Columbia Friday night.
Among the more than hundred Of
these agents present was also an
other we'll known insurance man in
the person of Mr.. E. Roy Stone, who
discussed Boosting the Business,
dicnuscio7