The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-11-03

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Inc Woman Home and Forelgl,
Missionary society Of the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the parson-
age Monday afternoon, November the
5th, at o'clock. All members and
friends are cordially invited to attend
The recent missionary convention Will
bc discussed and Thanksgiving leaf
lets will be read.
Mir. Sam w. Dominick, the vel
known automobile seller and repalrer,
is now selling the Saxon car. MI
nominiuk is not only a good salesman
Of automobiles, but he knows how to
gut them together when they come to
pieces. He is a fine combination when
it comes to handling automobiles.
1t is perfectly alright.-Greenwood
Journal. Alright is not all all right. 1t
should be all right. That is perfectly
all right.
Our neighbors-Coi. D. H. Tomp-
kins, w. S. Sanders, T. }. klnard,
j r. Werts, l.. E. Summer and ).
e,~<n-~- Won many premiums Oh
pigs, cattle, sheep, goats, mules and
horses at the State fair.-Ninety Six
Cor. Greenwood Journal.
BABY Has Long Name.-Gaffney Led
ser. That is nothing strange IN New
berry. There have been many babies
with Long names and there are re"
here now; as least there is one.
In addition. to the prizes Won BY
Miss A. L. Langford Of Prosperity at
the recent State fair, which were
mentioned in the last issue of The
Herald and News, she also was award
ed other prizes, which were announc-
ed since, as follows: First prize on
woven counterpane, 81; second prize
on large afghan, 81, and first on lady's
skirt, $2
Mrs. A. NJ. Bedenbaugh Of Pomaria
took second prize on best piece en-
broidery, 81; second prize on tow
els, so cents, and second on center
piece, 81. Miss Fredda Banks of ProS-
perity got second prize, so cents, on
lace.
In our Monthly for October the list
of further contributions to the support
fund of Thornwell orphanage contains
the following from Newberry: Avt-
leigh Sunday school, SIS; L. B. S,
Aveleigh church, $14.57.
America Getting Rich.-Headline.
While this nation is getting rich of
the war, Newberry people, along with
other folks, have to pay enormous
prices for provisions, etc. 1t is spec
ulation and robbery.
Mr., McDufie Sigh bought a Dodge
car from the Dodge Moor company
last Monday.
The bursting of bottle at the New
berry Coca Cola plant Tuesday cut
several of Arthur Turner's fngers
severely.
Interest in the contest through TSc
Herald and News is growing in in
.ensity and excitement. Some OF the
ladies are running neck and neck in
the race, which is a beautiful one.
Many of them are keeping pretty close
together and most of the contestants
are making fine records. 1t is the ab-
sorbing topic of conversation and The
Herald and News is getting a boom.
succeeds like success.
a man never realizes the total de-
praYity of mankind in general until
someone steals from him the umbrella
he stole from some other man.-Roc!l
Hill Record.
Monday will be salesday. See the
masters sales advertised for that
time.
Hogs and peanuts to combat bolt
weevil. When the weevil comes slo-
gan will be South Carolina must feed
and Courier. If Dem
cnstrator Tom Mills and his force
cent meet the weevil in the middle OF
ITO Savannah river, you people had
hotter hesin preparation for more
hogs and peanuts.
There will be preaching at st. Pauls
Lutheran church next Sunday after
noon at $3.50 by the Rev. S. C. Bal
lentine. Sunday school at z:30.
Committee No. the sal2d commit
tee Mrs. Robert Wright, chairman
is called to meet on Monday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, at Langford and Bush.
ardt's furniture store.
A 4-room tenement house on Mr..
J. S. Dominick's place was burned
al about sunrise on Mond'y morning.
A 3-year-o!d negro child took fi"e ia
the bed TO see it burn. The $50 loss
wac covered by $75 insurance Il the
Farmers Mutual.
r. Henderson Dro;t,.2.s-T. w. and
L. s.-lost their store building and
contents by fire last Saturday night at
Shelton. 1t was a new building and
the loss is about $4,000, with very
little insurance on the stock of goods.
The fire was the result of the acci-