The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-25

return trip to Newberry, coming
home again last week, owing to the
revocation of the order recalling the
! discharged men to the second off,
! GERS training camp at Fort Oglethorpe
There is a great deal Of dissatisfac'
ton in the country because OF the un-
| fair and unjust treatment these
worthy men are receiving at the
hands of the authorities in charge.
Captain Guy Brown, who stood ons
of the first four officers appointed
from Fort Oglethorpe-the other
three being the city editor Of the
New York Times, New York cotton
broker and a rrofessod of modern
languages in the university Of the
South at Sewanee-is spending awhile
in Newberry before going to Camp
Jackson, to which place he has been
; transferred from Ft CambI Sge, Bos-
! ton.
Miss Marie Wendt, of the telephone
system, returned Saturday from Or
angeburg, where she went to assist
in the installation Of the new sys-
tenn Of telephony.
Miss Verna Summer and Miss Car
rie- Lorick from Waverly, Columbia,
are among the out-of-town teachers
for Newberry county this season.
Mrs. Lovick P. Miller and Miss
, Carrie Miller were of the new mem
bers welcomed into the M. C. Butler
chapter, U. D. c., in Columbia last
| week.
DR.. J. D. Kinard has returned from
Newberry where he went Wednesday
with his son Junius to enter him in
Newberry college Thursday at the
opening. He reports a good opening,
coming up fully to expectation OF
faculty and friends. The prospects
for good year are. bright.-Green-
wood Journal.
Miss Helen Latham of Little Noun
tain, after several weeks visit to
her sister, Mrs. Merchant, at 1880
Washington street, left Friday for
Earnwell to take up her work as
teacher of the fifth grade in the
school at tha: place.-The State.
DR.. George W. Keitt, another Glenn
son man, '09, was here for few days
recently visiting his brother, Prof. T.
E. Keitt,. DR.. Keitt took his graduate
work at the University OF Wisconsin,
where he won his Ph. D. degree with
an unusually fine record and where
he has been teaching since his grad
uation there He is now associate
professor Of pathology.-Clemson cor.
The State.
Messrs. Ned Purcell and Pope
Scurry have returned from Barnwell,
having accompanied Mr.. Albert c.
Matthews to that city, where Miss
Lily Richardson and Mr. Matthews
were married Sunday. afternoon at 2
o'clock. 1t was a quiet church we'd
ding. The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. G.. Richardson of Barn
we'll and is pleasantly remembered in
New5erry where she has visited for
dances and other social gatherings. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews are expect
ed home on or about Sunday, after a
brief bridal tour, and the bride will
receive cordial welcome into the
society of the 'eity, where the groom, !
a popular assistant bookheeper az
the National bank of which his faith !,
er is the honored president, is
shining light among the younger set.
Everybody knows him as pete"
Mr.. James G. Driver, athletic rep
resentative of the commission on
training camp activities, has been ap-
pointed as civilian aide on volustary
athletic activities on the staff Of the
Eighty first division at Camp Jack
son.
DR.. D. D. Wallace, professor OF
history at Wofford college, has gone
to Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he will
fill the chair of history at the univer-
sity for six months, while leave IS
granted the professor of that depart
ment During his absance Mrs. Wal
lace and the children will be in New
berry.-Spartanburg Joursal.- DR..
Wallace is big enough mentally to
fill the largest history chair in the
world.
Mr.. George Shealy, who is emplyed