The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-11-24
ALL THE NEWS AROUND
ABOUT POWARIA


two hearts to beat as one. On Sun
dav November u, at o'clock Mr..
Ernest Graham and Miss Eunice Rim
ger drove to the parsonage where
they we're made man and wife. Mrs.
Graham is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G. Ringer. Mr.. Graham
is a son Of Mr.. W. B. Graham.
At the parsonage on the same az
ternoon Pastor Ballentine married
Mr.. Eddie Wicker and Miss Belle
Lominick. Mrs Wicker is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. w. B. Lominick and Mr..
Wicker is the son of Mr.. D. T. Wick
er, Both these young men are pros
porous farmers of this section. The
young ladies are also from this SEC
tion and have many friends who wish
them mighty well.
On the 10th of this month We had all
invitation to Jolly Street where We
were told that the people of that COM
munity would serve supper in appre-
citation of the fine work done by the
chain gang in that section. We under
stood the supper was being given III
honor of Supervisor Sample, capt.
Miller and Mr. Tom Richardson who
know just what it takes to make
good road and of course we were anx-
ious to attend. When we reached the
place with several of our Pomarla
friends we found about slXty-nVe
friends who had been invited to help
enjoy the feast. There was 'possu1n
with smiling potatoes, barbecue pork,
kid, hash, pickles and so On. Inc
Keats were fine and had that pecu-
liar flavor which compels any one TO
ask for more even when he knows ne
has enough. After supper mad Deeh
served at the request of the boys Su-
pnrvisor Sample, Sheriff Cannon
Blease. Hons. w. B. Boinest and II.
H. Evans made short speeches. The
occasion was very pleasant one and
one that shall long be remembered.
The roads in and around here are
put in the best condition they nave
even been. We cannot be too CRATE
ful to Mr.. Sample and Messrs. Miller
ana Cameron who have charge OF the
gang and who are doing everything
nossible for the best interests of the
county. We must also mention MI:
7 ! Epting who kindly gave dirt OF
his own free will and accord tor a
fortv foot fill to be built near MS
home. and which adds SO much to the
road The place has been needing
attention for some time. The bridge
used heretofore was about II 1eet
wide The road coming in from ST
pauls and the road from Jolly Street
interesct on the bridge and it was
imnessible for any one coming down
the steep hill to the bridge to see
more than a few yards ahead Wnlcn
made it very dangerous place. 1on
can now pass and feel safe. II we
hsd more men like Mr.. Epting VINO
would open their hearts and help the
county by giving new roadbeds ana
roads about to be widened ANA SO on
we would have much better roads ana
less complaining.
while returning home from Column
hia on Friday night Mr.. H. r. Counes
a ID three of his friends came very
near having a serious accident. Tney
were driving Ford car ana they
met another Ford car and the TWO
things just ran together. Mr.. Counts
was thrown out and pretty badly
bruised up. No others were thrown
Pron, the cars. The cars were pretty
badly used up.
There will be box supper at Fork
school house on Friday night, NOV
ember q. for the benefit oaathe school.
Everybody is invited to attend.
There will be service at st. Fauis
church on Thanksgiving with a ser
mon by Rev S. P. Koon at II O'CLOCK
Everybody is invited.
Mr.. Ovid Lominick while saving
shingles on Monday had the mlsfof-
t,,ne TO have his hand caught IN the
saw and two of his fingers were cut
off and a third almost off. The wounds
were dressed by DR.. q. T. Plnner.~
Mr.. John D. Shealy has gone to AL
ken to visit relatives.
Mr. A. H. Counts and Miss Monts
motored to summerland college las!
Sunday.
Mr.. w. L. Bedenbaugh spent por-
ton of last week in Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. E. S. Shealy has returned from
a visit to Columbia.
Mr.. Olin Cromer of Virginia is visit
ing his father. Mr.. J. B. Cromer.
Mrs R. C. Ligcn of Iva is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. B. NJ. Settler.
Rev. T. B. Epting Of Mississippi is
visiting his sister, Mrs. T. H. Weda-
man.
Mr.. Robert Livingston has return
ed from the Columbia hospital where
he underwent an operation.
Miss Louise Richardson Of Mount
vile spent Saturday and Sunday with
m Do. Johnson and family