The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

II
hand will be present at the foot
Eall game on Thursday AFTERNOON 10
add to the festive spirit of the occa-
sion.
The regular service will be held at
the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. ". F. Ewart received his com
mission on Tuesday as probate judge
tcr the county 1t is now Judge
E.yart. We salute you, judge.
The banquet to be rendered the col
gese athletic teams-visiting and 10
nal-will be served at 500 ocloch
and not at seven, as has Deen an
Aounced.
Not only the members of the New
aerrv college club, but also the adui'
members of their families are lnvlt-
.aa to the reception in Holland Hall
.en THURSDAY evening at s O'Clock.
The parade of students on Thurs
sav afternoon will form on the olo
,,sourt house square at 2:15 O'Clock IN
stead Of 2:45. 1t will be heaoed os
xne West End band.
The Philathea class OF the First
Rantist church will have fancy ar
ticles for sale at Annie o. Ruff and
xyomnanv's store, beginning December
Est.
p c. Jeans and company invite you
10 come to their store and register
vour name and take chance at one
est the handsome prizes they are go
ing to give away.
There vii be the regular monthly
meeting of the Young Peoples bano
at the Lutheran church next Sq1day
afternoon at o'clock. All members
are urged to be present. and to orlns
their ;nank offering zoxes.
The churches of Pickens can boast
al laving the best pastors OF any to"I
zss size in the State.-Pickens Sentl-
,ael. AS long as We are coDnecled
With the newspaper business IN New
gperrr we will put in that claim TOT
this town and county.
ON Friday evening, December |, at
: o'clock there will be candy pull
ing at Mr.. J. 2. Dominicks residence
in charge of Beth Eden. School I'M
movement association for benefit OF
school. The public il cordially IN
vited.
All members of the Philatnea class
sas First Baptist church are requested
xe bring articles for the Christmas
window to Annie o. Ruff and CO.'S
store BY December l, if possible. All
those not ready by then. bring them
as soon thereafter as possible.
Cotton was selling in Newoerry
"wednesday, for a nice grade, at ~
cents. There was break IL the mar
net On Tuesday. The farmers are
not disposed to sell below 20 cents
and thew are right If they hold Il
.hey will get 20 cents and more.
William ]. Bryan. though he IS not
successful in getting himself elected,
is generally successful in seeing what
he wants accomplished done sooner
OF later. The cause Of national pro-
hihition has secured mighty asset
in his advocacy Of it.-Charleston
7 =
The historical addrlss was delivered
on Tuesday evening by DR.. D. D. Wal
lace. We did not scar this address but
sye know on general principles that
1T was fine, as DR.. Wallace is known
ito he one of the best Informed stu
--dents of history in South Carolina
Editorial in the Southern Advocate
after the Upper South Carolina con-
terence.
The Herald and News contest closes
this week and as soon as We can
get our mailing list corrected We Will
do so and try to see to it that the
pasers are properly dispatched. we
h ~ 80 a correction since last
week and there may be some who are
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