The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-15
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Remember the Red Cross seals IN
your Christmas purchases.
South Carolina S population is put
down as 1,634,340.
Contributions to Connie Maxwell
crphanage December l, 1915-Deceni-
Der l, 1916: $430.36.
The hot supper announced for ST.
Phillips school has been Indefinitely
postponed.
There will be a Christmas tree and
exercises at Hunter-DeWalt graded
school Thursday night, December q.
Everybody is invited.
The first Monday in January next
being New Years day, Master H. H.
Rikard will observe Tuesday, January
2, as salesday.
THE Birth of a Nation has heen
contracted FIR by Manager Wells 70
be shown here on me Sth and 9th or
January.
Now that the Baptist convention :,
at an end it is a good time to think
of the fast approaching Christmas
which is in sight, with eggs and but
ter and other things out of sight.
Nobody in Newoerry has e7ar seen
so much wind in one year as We saw
here this year. It is as easy to see the
wind as it is to see through the tele-
phone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. L. Aull OF Co.
iumbia are the happy recipients of
beautiful Christmas gift May the lit
tie girls life relleet the brightness OF
the Christmas star.
Instead of D. L. Harman, the name
in the cotton seed euler in the last
issue of the paper should have been
D. L. Hamm, Silverstreet. The cor
rection appears in this issue.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. NJ. Dorroh has
arrested and jailed George Merts, j..
P. Young and Arthur Summer, tne
three negroes accused of burning Nj.
NJ. ". Ozner's ginhouse on the Gath OF
September last. Werts and Young
worked on Mr.. Oxner's place.
Last week in the cemetery of Holy
Trinity church, Little Mountain, Un-
dertakers P. F. Baxter and Son orna-
mented the grave Of the late Mrs.
Noland Riser with one of their well
known monuments that are being
erected throughout the county and
elsewhere.
In mentioning the Life of Henry
Laurens," DR.. D. D. Wallace, as suit
able Christmas present, the Columbia
State makes a wise and appropriate
suggestion. In calling attention TO
this timely advice we would like to
urge: "Do your Christmas shopping
early
Rev. Richard Carroll was so we'll
D eased With Newberry that he has
promised TO write his impressions fol
The Herald and News. He is right.
Newberry is blessed with good clrl-
zenship both white and colored. Rev.
Richard Carroll is a smart man, ana
there were several other smart color
cd men in Newberry this week.
If there is one trait in human char
acter that We admire more than any
other, it is loyalty. Loyalty to Goa,
cyalty to friends, and loyalty to truth
and ousness.-Easley Progress
We take these words and dedicate
them TO DR.. J. Henry Herms, the faitn-
1ul and devoted president OF New
berry college.
Maid to Order" is a rapid-fire mu-
sical comedy with a well-uenned plol'
replete with bright, catchy, tuneIu;
song numbers and presented by d
clever set of comedians, singers ana
dancers and a singing chorus. Tile
fun develops around the entangle-
ments in which a young man hnus
himself because of too many uncieo,
one real and two manufactured. AL
the Opera House DecemOer 80.
Miss Mary Paschal, who was up
from Mt. Carmel yesterday, brought
a large sized lemon 10 the editor OF
this paper. She grew it on a nne
lemon tree which she has planted at
her home Miss Mary IS one OF tne
bringht and pretty girls at the MI.
Carmel school. She is an artist OF
rare talent as weil.-Abbeville Press
and banner She is another OF ths
young lady friends whom The Herald
and News reporter loves-to honor.
A little badge lost forty years ago
was found last week. In 1872 MI
Lambert w. Jones was college stu
dent and possessed an S. A. Z. badge.
One day in 1876 he lost his badge in
what was then the pasture OF has
fathers estate. In the course OF time
the Jones woods and pasture gave
way to the onward march of progress.
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