The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-22
n RELY Personal
Che have.p -nts of Nany People, new.
JerriaMS. and Those Who sIsn
NeWberIy.

have returned from Chicora college.
MRS W. NJ. Griffin and Miss Ocile
Griffln spent Wednesday i'll Colum9la
Mrs. J. +. Eison spent Wednesday
III Columbia.
Miss Azilee Parr has returned from
Due West college for the holidays.
MI. q. c. Garrett paid business
visit to Columbia Tuesday.
Oscar Summer arrived last night
A'om Belmont colles2 TO spend Christ
mas holidays at home.
Miss Anne Jones, who teaches in
Savannah. will arrive home Saturday
to spend the holidays.
Miss Estelle Bowers, who teaches
at Campobello, is home for the holi-
days.
Miss Sarah Caldwell, teacher at
Fiat Rock, \. c., wiz arrive today to
spend the holidays ae home
Mr.. B. NJ. D. Livingston, success
full merchant OF Prosperity. was in
the city Tuesday
President j. Henry Harms Of New
berry college was in Columbia yester-
day.-The State.
Mr.. J. T. Mayes. Jr., of Cincinnati,
is here to spend the Christmas season
with his relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Yonce left for
Graniteville, where they will spend
the holidays.
Miss Lucille Baxter is home from
Limestone college to spend the hOli-
days.
Miss Mildred Purcell came 'Wednes-
DAY night from Belmont college, n.
C.
Revs. F. E. Dibble and W. R. Bouk-
night attended preachers institute
of the Cokasbury district conference
at Greenwood Thursday.
Miss Ethel Jones. Winthrop SEN
ior, has been selected on the varsity
team of that institution asAight full
back
Miss Goodwin of Vaughanville, a
trained nurse at the Federal hospital
in Spartanburg. is at home for the
holiday vacation.
Miss Lemore Henry, principal Of
the large graded school near Ridge
way, is spending the holidays in New
berry.
Miss Ethel Duncan. after an extend
cd visit here to her sister, Mrs. T.
b. Young, will leave today for Clin-
ton to spend several days before re-
turning to her home in Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Blease, Mrs. r.
&c. Perry Miss Brunell Perry and Miss
Bsteue ghappali motored to Jalapa
"wednesday to attend the double we'd
ding OF Folk -Dobbins and Folk-Evans
Mrs. A. C. Jones, Miss Louise Jones
and Mr.. A. c. Jones of Spartanburg
ss'i come to Newberry Saturday to
ssiena the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
". C.. Schenck
Mrs. w. H. Zeigler and children,
Master Horace and little Miss Eliza
ceeth, will leave on Christmas day for
eSesmeron to spend the holidays with
Mrs Zeigier's father, Mr.. J. Fred
Epaps
Hiss Maggie Thomasson will leave
SATURDAY night to spend the HOLIDAYS
-ss'th relatives in Ocala, Fla. Her sis
&er-in-aaw. Mrs. A. c. Thomasson, Jr..
and two little sons will also leave at
'3he same time for Maxwell, Fla.
SEr.. d. !. Franklin has returned
from Spartanburg. where for five
weeks he underwent treatment in the
Federal hospital. His friends will
al be glad to know of his recovery
and that he gained six and a-half
pounds since beginning to improve.
Miss Halle Wright, who teaches the
Central school in Pomaria. and her
sister, Miss Haskell Wright, student
os Sewberry college, will leave on to-
m o-row for their home in Laurens
county to spend the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. F. Wright.
and to be at the old home with their
sisters, Mss Irene Wright who teaches
-as Fountain Inn. and Miss Annie L.
Wright, teacher at Graycourt.
The out-oftown college students
are coming to spend the Christmas
holidays at home The following a~n
THE Newberry county boys from Glenn.
son: ". H. Abrams, G. H. lAull, D.
4. Bedenbaugh. R. H. Berley, T. B.
Roozer, H. L. Fellers, NJ. H. Folk, Jr..
j E. Herbert, w. E. Hunter, E. w
Long, W T. Mayer c. S. Mills, H. L.
tSaattlebaum, c. w. Sanders, L. K.
SIngley, F. L. Suber, G. S. Wise.
Mr.. W: R. Reid. his many friends
viii be glad to know. is now able
ITO sit up. They hope it will not be
znuch longer until he shows his cheer
tua self to the waiting populace. Mr..
Reid has had trying experience since
being all broken up in the automobile
accident nearly two months ago, hav-
ing been on his back in bed all that
time. Merry Christmas and Happy
&sw Year to him.
The many friends of Mr.. Clarence
F. Adams are glad to know that he
is improving, his father, Mr. J. P.
Adams, having last week brought him