The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-23
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The election in Cromer township
on the question Of issuing $4,000 In
bonds for good roads will be watched
with interest throughout the county.
This evening, Thursday, and tomor-
row afternoon and evening at the
high school salad and coffee will be
served.
This will be the Friday night for
the repetition of the successful play
of why Nat Enlisted at the Little
Mountain high school.
People are buying seeds for farm
and garden and they are going in for
planting on a large scale, which Is
wise.
The Evil Eye" will be seen Mon
day at the opera house. 1t is Mex
! ican story without war, with beau
tiful Blanche Sweet in the role OF
a woman doctor.
Spring proper was ushered in on
Wednesday, 21st, and Easter will be
the second Sunday in April the 9th
of the month, two weeks from day
after tomorrow.
Quarterly conference will be held
at Ebenezer church, beginning on Fri
day morning at II O'Clock with
preaching by Presiding Elder w. l.
Herbert
Mrs. F. NJ. Boyd of Johnston has
been named matron Of honor for the
Sons Of Veterans for the State re-
union in Chester and also for the
general reunion in Washington in
June.
Rock Hill will get the next meeting
OF the Head Camp of the Woodmen or
the World At the meeting in Green
wood this week the support of it's 40
600 members was pledged to Pres1-
dent Wilson in case of war.
Besides seeing the seventh episode
OF "The Great Secret" at the opera
house Saturday and the beautiful
Scenic Travelogue, you will also see
another funny Metro comedy as we'll
as one of those humorous Keystone
comedies.
Friday is the date for Douglas Fair
banks in American Aristocracy," at
the opera house. Fairbanks plays
the role of a secret service man.
Those who saw him in Manhattan
Madness" and in other plays, know
how we'll he can act.
Contractor P. F. Baxter has closed
deal to build a new, $4,000, Metho
dist church in Saluda. Messrs. F. M.
Baxter, J. B. Coward and T. ]. Lath-
rop motored to that town Tuesday
with the contractor, who went to look
after his job.
= The people of this city are nightly
interested in the election on the 18th
Of April to vote two additional mills
for the maintenance of the city
schools. They realize that the mon
ey is needed and know that it will
he spent in the interest Of the chill
dren.
The rummage sale conducted by
the Drayton Rutherford chapter q.
D. C. last Saturday will be continued
next Saturday, March "a. in the va
cant store next to w. H. Lominack
and Son. All who are interested in
the placing of southern literature III
our town library are invited to send
contributions to this sale.
Probate Judge Ewart performer
his first marriage ceremony for
white couple Wednesday afternoon at
; o'clock when be united in holy mat
rimony Miss Essie Garrett and MIR.
Sam Gossett, both of Belfast, living
on Mr.. Thos j. Davenport's place.
Mr.. Davenport accompanied The cou-
pie to the wedding.
The dog that bit Mr.. l.. c. Singley's
little son recently was pronounced to
have been mad. Mr. Singley having
taken the dogs head to Columbia for
examination. Mr. Singley returned
from the institute with his son. who
is receiving the treatment at home,
DR.. T. H. Pope having been designat-
ed to administer it. The little boy is
doing we'll under the treatment.
Everybody would have thought that
coca cola was having such trench
dous sale until there could be no
room for a boom in the market: but
it seems that the drink is still in
creasing in sales as Manager Fischer
just a day or two ago received a car
load of new crates to add to the I'M
mense lot already on hand and III
constant use.
The colony Missionary society, oo-
serving the week of prayer, Will con-
c!wde the work Saturday afternoon.
There will be regular morning se"vlce
at the church Sunday. The public
meeting Sunday morning will be at
3 O'Clock, instead of 4 as heretofore
announced. Dinner will be served
on the grounds. The ladies are re-
quested to bring baskets.
Mr.. G. NJ. Kinard, who died IN
Greenwood Monday night. was we'll
known in Newberry. where his many
friends and relatives regret to hear
f his death. He was prominent
citizen of Greenwood, and was form
erly a citizen of Newberry. his par