The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-03
THE NEWS OF POMARIA
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS
GRADED SCHOOL t OGIVE
NEGRO MINSTREL FRIDAY
NIGHT FREE OF COST

not vet disappeared The snow and
>leet fell rapidly here for short while
Monday :,I;srnc:l >:vl Va, followed with
rain.
A great deal OF early gardening has
been done around here The farmers in
general took advantage of the sunshine
and did a good deal OF farm work tt,
fertilizer sale is slow in and around
Pomaria this spring.
a great deal Of grain has been planted
n the community. all Of which is look
ing fine.
The Pomaria school will give negro
minstrel at the school house Friday
night. March 3. to which the public is
>t:.hl": invited All Interesting pro-
viii be rendered free of charge.
The teachers, patrons and pupils have
undergone a great task since this school
"a, erected. g.vins @rany interesting
plays from time to time The people
always heartily eootcrat2 with them and
tllcy have large crowds at their enter
tainments each time. "A large sum has
always been realized and a large au,
dience we'll pleased. Now to show how
much they appreciate your help they in
vitc you to be. presnt March 3, at 8
O'Clock, Leave your money at home
and enjoy an up to dpte minstrel.
C!;tf # Police Z 3 RICHARDSON and
wife OF Prosperity. spent Sunday with
Mr.. Wilbur J. Ringer.
Prof. G. H. Lyon. OF Ashevil1e, spent
the week end in town
Mrs. j. 'W. Wessinger Of Ballentine.
and Mrs. Jacob shealy OF Little Noun
tain visited their brother Mr. John D.
Shealy, Monday of this week.
Mr.. Geo. Amick OF Columbia was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Richard Lyon. who has been with
coast artillery Of Handbook, y. j., for
the past four years s!ent few days
the present week with his mother, Mrs.
R. c. Lyon, leaving for Iva where he
will visit other relatives.
rtr Hugh Epting OF Newberry col
lege spent the week end with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Epting
Mrs. W. T. Livingston and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, and Miss Bertha Crooks
of Newberry, spent few days with
Mrs. John F. Lyles.
Miss Edna Koon has gone to Pros
perity where she will visit relatives in
the Zion section.
Rev S. C. Ballentine will preach next
Sunday as follows: II a. m. st. Mat
liews, 3 80 p. m. St Paul, s p. m. Po-
maria. Mr.. Ballentine is an able preach
or and a fine singer and any one at
tending these services may expect some
thing interesting.
Mr. w B. Counts, to the delight of
his many friends, is improving and is
able to be on the street.
/ have been requested to state that
the box party that was advertised for
Hunter -DeWalt for Friday night of this
week has been postponed to later day.
Notice of the time will be given in The
Herald 4ld News.
Mr.. Wilbur ]. Ringer. the newly ap-
pointed carrier on Route l. is espe
cially impressed with the nice treat
ment accorded by his patrons, and
wishes to thank them for the many nice
lunches he finds in the mail box marked
for the mail carrier Though it seems
that Mr.. Ringer doesn't understand just
why they are 50 much interested in
giving him these good things to eat,
whether it is the good service rendered
or whether they want larger mail car
rier as they have been used to. and
hope in this way to increase his size, is
quite puzzle to him. Any way he says
the warm lunches on a cold day go
mighty fine, and he will eat them for
either purpose.
In the spring of last year some of the
people in Pomaria and on roads leading
cut from Pomaria became very much
interested in the good roads movement.
In many places new road beds were CIV
en- by some of Our big hearted citizens.
The road leading from her to Little
Mountain and the one leading to New
berry via Jolly Street have been greatly
improved in this way. Though I be-
lieve / am mistaken about saying in
the spring OF last year for it was dur
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