The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-06
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Friday
The contest now in The Herald and
News is the biggest thing Of its kind
ever undertaken in this city.
Mr.. Clarence Werts can give the
gneral public lessons in second-crop
gardening.
Marguerite Clarke in Little Lady
Eileen will be the Monday Paramount
picture at the Arcade.
Connie Maxwell mentions receipt Of
1882 from First Newberry, and Our
Monthly, for Thornwell $15.19 from
Ayeleigh Sunday school.
New houses for residences are bad
ly needed in Newberry. We know OF
families wanting to rent and unable to
find places. Monied men, make mo-
ton.
Ringing Bros. are using the columns
of The Herald and News to advertise
their great circus in Columbia Oct.
II. People from Newberry will so to
see the shows.
Expect big crowds at the State fair.
Good times will take thousands to
Columbia for the Fair and Harvest
Jubilee-Flaming headlines in the
daily papers.
A commission has been granted to
the Newberry Palmetto Trust COM
pany, with a capital of $500, the peti-
TONERS being John NJ. Kinard and 0.
B. Mayer.
tspartanburg Journal reminds US
that it was just about this time two
years ago, if he remembers correct
", that we had our big "Buy bale
of cotton at 10 cents a pound day.
An exchange suggests that THE
Farmer in His Auto 1T the Bank
would he a good title for another
prosperity song. That exchange man
must have stopped over in NeWberry
last or this week.
The Calendar society will conduct
a rummage sale on Saturday OF this
week in the facant store newt to- +.
M. Evans and Son. All the ladies OF
the conversation are asked to contri-
Jute rummage.
There will be preaching at the
Helena church next Sunday afternoon
at $3.50. The Rev. E. V. Babb will do
the preaching. The Helena people
will hear good preaching and return
to their homes feeling that life is
worth living.
There viii. be an oyster and fish sup
per at the residence of Mrs. W. r.
Ruff Saturday night from Z to IL o.
clock. An old time cake walk will be !
a feature of the occasion. Special ar
rangements will be made for the en-
tertainment of the old as well as the
young.
There are good many finest
evers" in Newbery. Every once in
a while we hear some man, in speak
ing of his clerk or stenographer, say:
"she's the finest ever Which, how
ever, is always brought out by the
first remark of the interrogator.
The new steam laundry for New
berry is looming up in the, distance.
Mr.. julius B. Boozer assures US that
he has about $1,000 subscribed.
When this contemplated enterprise
is encouraged here it will help
Newberry along in the onward march
of progress with clean apparel.
Music is wonderful influence for
good; it is impossible to think of evil
or commit evil deeds while listening
to the sweet harmonp of voices or in
struments.-Selected. You will hear
such music in most of the churches
Of Newberry every Sunday morning
and night.
The revival conducted at the Presby-
4erian church by Mr.. Croker of New
berry closed Friday. 1t was one OF
the best meetings of the kind ever held
here and the preacher is one among
the few who held the interest Of all.
Two new members were added to the
church -Donalds Cor. Abbeville Me-