The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-11-21
PURELY Personal
ehe MOvem ents of RaRy People, New.
3errians, and Those Whe Visit
NeWberTy.


Mr.. Munson Buford of Newberr5
spent several days here this week with
fliends.-Clinton Gazette
Mrs Willie Matthews has changed
her address of The Herald and News
from Newberry to Kinards l.
Miss Georgia Hair and Mr.. w. u
BooZer we're married in Newberry by
the Rev. L. P. Boland last Wednesday
Mr. Joe Keitt of Ballentine spent
the weekend in the city with his gar
ents,. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Keitt.
Miss Iona Mobley of Granitevills
is the attractive guest of her sister
Mrs. G. W. Yonce.
Prof. S. J. Derrick went to Colum-
bia Monday to attend meeting of the
State board of education.
Mr. Roy Summer returned Monday
from Columbia after a business trip
to that city.
Mrs. ]. Claude Dominick and Miss
Maize Dominick spent Monday in Co.
lumbia
Mr.. Geo. w. Summer of the Mollo-
hon Manufacturing company, left Sat-
urday afternoon for New York on a
business trip of a week or ten days.
Miss Lucy Hargrove Of the Maybin-
ton section has accepted a position
with the Blue Steel Racket.-clinton
Gazette.
Prof. w. L. Notes left Friday to
resume his duties as principal OF the
Mt. Prospect high and graded school,
near Monroe, n. C.
The brothers Of Mr. Tom Sem We're
visitors here from Newberry lass
week-Graniteville Cor Aiken Senti-
nel-Valley News.
Miss Lilly NJ. Stockman of Pros
perity and Mr.. Ernest L. Mobiles were
married a. week ago last Sunday IN
Prosperity by the Rev. B. W. Cronk.
Mrs. Frank Sigh and little son,
Francis, returned Friday from Green
wood, where they were the guests OF
Mrs. T. H. Hill.
Prof. Gilbert Voigt returned Friday
from Columbia, where he attended the
wedding of his sister and Rev. c. j..
Saealy-
Misses Agnes Houseal and Margarer
Davis and Mr.. Frank Davis motored
to Columbia Thursday to see "The
Blue Paradise"
Mr.. C. H. Taylor, special agent for
the State Volunteer Life Insurance
company, spent Friday night with
Agent Eugene s. Werts.
MRS. D. c. Turnipseed and little
daughter, Elizabeth, arrived from
New4&YoTk Monday to visit their cous-
in, MRS. P. E. Scott.
The many friends of Mrs. J. h.
Summer will be glad to know that she
is inproying after her long and Sc
rions Illness.
Saperintendent J. Marion Davis, OF
Ia, >ewperry cotton mills, is still
vice president of the Southern Tex
tile association. which closed its meet
ing in Columbia Saturday hight.
Mrs. William Hornsby, Misses Ailce
and Jessie Hornsby and Mr.. Douglas
Hc-nsbv spent several days of last
week in Columbia, attending the New
man-ll lewis wedding. Miss Jessie as
sisted with the refreshments.
Miss Halle Wright, teacher OF /tel
tral school. Pomaria, spent Saturday
night and Sunday morning with her
sister, Miss Haskell Wright, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Wright.
Manager Henry B. Wells of the New
berry Opera House left for Atlanta
Sunday. While there he will look af-
ter future films for his moving pic
ture shows.
Owing to a fall one day last week
Mrs. laura P. Ewart is in bed suffer-
ing very much, the many friends OF
this estimable lady will be sorry TO
learn. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
Prof. James P. Kinard went to
Royk Hill Saturday, where he deliV-
cred an address before the literary
societies of Winthropa college Satur-
day night. We just know the girls
heard something nice.
Mr.. Frazier Evans left yesterday
for Johnson City, Tenn, after a brief
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Evans. Frazier's many friends
were glad to see him looking so we'll
and bright.
Mr.. Bennie Mayes, who was one OF
the efficient clerks at the store OF the
late ]. T. Mayes company, is noW
giving good service with Summer
Brothers Co., where his many friends
will be glady welcomed from time to
time in the receiving line of trade.
Mr.. Benjamin Greneker, formerly a
tcs chcr in Magnolia Street school
-here, will enter upon his duties in
washington in the government posi-
7tion some time during the latter part
of November. During his stay IN
Washington he will study law at the
Georgetown university and after
graduating from that institution ne
will take a postgraduate course in law
at Harvard university.-GreenWooo
Journal.
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