The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-10

nevertheless Mr.. Wells gave the band
half of the proceeds. Manager Wells
is 2 whole-hearted man and KNOWS
how to do the right thing.
On his visit to Newberry last Sat
urday to address the teachers OF tie
county, Mr.. Swearingen was accom-
panied by Mrs. Swearingen. These
with Prof. j. w. Thomson OF Win
throp, Superintendent Barre and Miss
Bess Burton were entertained at
dinner by Dr.. and Mrs. kinard.
Health Officer Player wants the
yasherWomen to arrange prepared
ness for his visits to their premises
They must be ready by the time speci-
fed, have their licenses or permits
on hand and their premises clean'
and keep them clean.
District Passenger Agent S. II. NC
Lean of the Southern railway was a
fortunate person last week. The CO.
lumbia papers reported him as pass
! ing through that city Friday nlgnt
with one hundred and fifty winthrop
girls on their way to spend Easter
i Saturday and Sunday in Charleston
Nine. Petrova is called "the magnl-
hcent." In "The Black Butterfly at
the opera house Wednesday. she Will
be supported by a splendid cast. Inc
plav is filed with deep heart inter
est as we'll as the terrors OF war, ana
is said to be Nine. Petrovas most
! magnificent screen triumph.
metnric rise from newsgirl 10
a society debutanta and newspaper re-
porter is depicted by clever Marie
Doro in "Lost and Won" which
will be seen Thursday at the opera
house. The play is colorful drama
and the management presents the
leading actress as "Wondrous Marie
Doro."
The Children's Mission band OF ST.
Phillips Lutheran church Will ha%s
special service next Sunday afternoon
At 80 o'clock There will be ex-
ere by the children and an ad-
dres, by the pastor, the Rev. S. +:
Koon, and possibly DR.. A. G. Volgt OF
Columbia. J..
Among the preachers preaching IN
Newherrv county on Sunday were
Presiding Elder W. I. Heroert at
Trinity in the morning and New Cnap-
el in the afternoon; DR.. j. n. harms
At the A. R. P. church in the city IN
the morning and the Rev. E. V. Baop
at Unity in the afternoon.
i IF the citizens of the town and coun-
tv of Newberry are to aid in the 1000
! cron movement, might 1t not oe ao-
yisable for the town council to ieno
it's support by making it unlawful for
chickens and other stock to be allow
/ ed to roam at will to the detrlment
of the vegetable gardens? How about
! it Mr.. Mayor and council OF the gooo
town of Newberry?
Mayor q. F. Wright has been
elected president Of the South caro-
lima Board of Trade, which was or
sanized by correspondence, largely
through the efforts of Mr.. Pierre Ma
zych of Columbia, says the Columbia
Record. The board is planning to ge'
it's forces united so as to be OF service
in whatever capacity needed IN the
war with Germany. -,
/ You pretty girls in Newberry Will
get to see your Robert Warwick asaln
;! on Tuesday at the opera house, with
) Doris Kenyon, in "a Girls Folly.
! The story is of young girl who runs
| away to a movie studio to be gwen
part in the production. You Will oe
given a perfectly correct idea of wha'
, a movie studio looks like and tns
way that a picture is taken.
The last changes in the moving
house business took place yesterday
when Mr.. F. P. Devore and family
moved to the Werber house at the
corner of Harrington and Calhoun
streets and MT and Mrs. McHardJ
Mower to the house vacated oy tne
, Devores, which MIR. DeVore had peer
renting from Mr.. Mower since !
came into his hands.
The amount of $40 was recelVet
= into the treasury of the town through
the recorders Office on Monday morn
ing, s35 from a bunch of seven negr
+ gamblers that had been herdeo o.
{ officers Player, Stone and Cousins
and s. from a negro for public moe
;, cency. At the same sitting OF I'M
:, court negress was ordered to tn
= county home for Is days, on failur
OF paying S. for public indeceny.
3 At the celebration of the Quadr
/ centennial of the Reformation OF al
= Lutherans in South Carolina, whlc!
}, will be held in Columbia April IL AM
10, DR.. Geo. B. Cromer will presto
: each day. On the latter day tn
/ Scripture reading and prayer will D.
= by the Rev. Edward Fulenwider, presl
t dent of the South Carolina SYNOD
Our Educational Institutions'-New
l, berry college, will be presented D.
/ DR.. J. H. Harms.
! Prof. Wade H. Stemple of Newber
ry college has patented an invention
which will prove to be useful to tn
= public and We hope profitable to IT,
2 inventor. A recent issue of the Pat
= ent Office Gazette contains descr1p
. tion of the Datent, bearing date Marcl