The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-19
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY
New Pastor nstalled-Charge Deliy-
cred by DIR. VOigt-Red Men Elect
Officers|GOileSe Students Coming
home foNR aristmas.

Prosperity, December lS.-Rev. c.
/ Shealy was installed Sunday as
pastor of Grace church. DR.. A. 6.
Eoigt, dean of the Lutheran Seminary
at Columbia delivered the charge to
the pastor and to the people The
congregation and friends of Grace
church extend hearty welcome to the
newly installed pastor and are ever
ready to help hold up his hands.
The Methodist Bazaar was a great
:. success and nice sum was realized.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor leave
this week for New Orleans, where
b they will meet their son, Prof. John
Taylor of the University of Texas.
Miss Beale of Cumberland, Mr., j.
C. Schumpert's popular milliner leaves
this week for Jacksonville, where she
will spend Christmas with Mrs. W. a.
Moseley. aMa
Mesdames B. B. Schumpert and P.
c. Singley were shoppers in Columbia
Wednesday.
Mr.. Pat Wise comes home Thursday
from Roanoke college on the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Iris Perry and little Miss Viii
hslmina Wise have returned to theft
home in Ridgeland after visit to
Little Miss Wise's grandfather, Mr.
A. G. Wise.
The Clemson cadets will be coming
n home Thursday, 21st, who are: George
kWise, Henry Quattlebaun, Carroll
Mills, Leslie Singley, Deut Beden-
haugh, Hunter Fellers.
Misses Marguerite Wise and Doris
Kohn will arrive Tuesday from Co.
lunbia college.
Mrs. Sarah Holmes and little grand
daughter, Katherine Holmers, OF At
lanta, are the guests OF Mr. A. .. wise.
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins OF Marion
is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Joe Sltz OF Birmingham is
visiting her mother, Mrs. H. P. Wick
or.
Mr.. s. ]. Kohn has returned from a
business trip to Columbia.
Mrs. George Harmon and little
daughter leave this week for Piedmont
and Birmin CHAM, Ala, to spend Christ
mas with her mother, and other 7ela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks Simpson have
returned to their home in Charlotte
DR.. T. j. Littlejohn of Inman has
been visiting his little daughter, Mary
at the home of Mr.. S. L. Fellers.
DR.. e. C. Ridgell of Batesburg spent
d few days last week with mis- sister,
Mrs. Rosa Lester.
The winthrop girls will come home
Friday for the holidays who are as
follows: Susan Quatotlebaum, Susan
Langford, Mary De'Walt Hunter, Ruby
Wheeler, Grace Sease, Moss Fellers,
Cairo Wyche, Katie Mae Nance anu
Josephine May.
The Red Men have elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Sachem. DR.. T. N. Kibler; S. Sagamora
DR.. C. T. Wyche; Jr Sycamore, Mr..
Mills; Chief of Records, B. M. D.
Livingston: Collector of Wampum, W.
E. Moseley; Keeper of Wampum, w.
w. Wheeler.
Y Miss Lucille Shealy and Mr.. Webster
Dominick of near Prosperity were
married Sunday afternoon by Rev. j.
B. Harmon at his home in Mc&ary
street.
II you want to laugh and grow fat
make your plans to come to see The
Deestrick Skule Of Long Ago. to be
given in the town hall Tuesday night
at s p. M, December 26th. Young
and old will take part in this play
. the proceeds of which go to the Young
Peoples society. Each actor and &C
tress is qualified for the part they
will take and an evening of merrl-
ment is promised. Admission 10 ano
2oc.