The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-18


Give is more ignt-mocnlght.
Newberry played the Citadel Sat
urday afternoon and Won by score
OF 6 to 3.
nhe Dutch weather prophet says
there will be no more frosts this
spri.g.
Everyone who believes Villa is dead
please stand on your head until
counted
The very best season Of the year for
dragging the roads is in the spring.
i In other words, right now.
The Democratic clubs will all meet
on Saturday. Don't forget TO send
the list Of your delegates to The Her
/ aid and News as soon as the club ad-
journs.
The Young Peoples (Lutheran) fed
Grafton will meet at St. Paul's church
o. the 9TH Sunday in April. There
will be dinner on the grounds.
/ The Missioa. Study class with Mrs.
A. J. Bowers, leader will meet at the
Church Of the Redeemer Friday aft
ernoon Immediately after the services,
which will be held at o'clock.
rs Pink Smith who was operated
IRON the Columbia hospital a cou-
pie of weeks ago for appendicitis, has
sufficiently recovered to return to
her home at Kinards.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Satterwhite returned TO
her home ia Newberry Saturday aft
er remaining in Columbia during the
Illness of her sister,, Mrs. Pink Smith
CT Kinards.
br. Leland Summer through the
real estate agency Of Mr.. F. r. Hunter
las sold his home in east Main street
to Mir. H. L. Kinard OF Ninety Six.
The residence will he occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Fra@k c. Lominack.
Make your dollars have more
cents appears on the sign above the
door of the Carolina Cash company.
IlIhis is a matter Of good hard sense
500 you Should take care of Your
cents.
There have been sevral purchasers
of new cars in Pomaria recently,
namely DR.. Il. T. Pinner, Maxwell;
Jol, Hentz, Maxwell touring; F. A.
Graham, Ford touring, and B. b.
Richardson, a Ford touring, Wilbur
Rirger. ord roadster
The Hunter-DeWalt school will
close on the night of May with ap-
propriate and interesting exercises
and on Friday following there will be
a picnic diner on the grounds and
speeches by Cole L. Blease. c. c.
Wyche and Fred H. Dominick.
Pulaski lodge No. 20. I. 0. o. F.,
will be represented in the Grand
lcdge by Col. Ell Aull and Jesse Y.
.jo1 es. w. H. Hardeman goes as a
i.,ember of the credentials committee.
The Grand lodge meets in Greenville,
Nay 10.
Icwberry Machine shop will
hereafter be known as the Ford, Ser
vice Shop with IT. Burton in charge.
New cars, upon their arrival will be
assembled here and then carried to
sales and display rooms in the
NIcCaughrin building.
THE Junior division of Central
Church will have an Easter egg hunt
at the home of Mrs. R. d. Wright on
Friday afternoon at four o'clock. All
members are asked to bring ten, cents
and invite one little friend. The eggs
will be contributed and the proceeds
viii go toward the missionary pledge.
There vas small gasoline blaze
in front of oMwers garage Saturday
night about 8 o'clock Some gasoline
had been spilled o.. the sidewalk and
a man passing along struck match
to light a cigarette when the gas
ignited and burned for several min
utes around the gasoline tank.
The big sale of the Ewart-Perry
company stock, Abe solomon, pro-
prietor, goes on for another ten days
at a great reduction in price over the
first reduction. Opportunity is knock
ing at your door aad if you fail to let
him in you Will miss some rare bar
gains.
Eugene Allen was found lying in
boat on backwater near the old Nose
Hipp place near Pomaria Saturday
about noon. He was not dead but was
.l:;1l unconscious Sunday afternoon