The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-27
his health being bad.-Saluda Stand

leIC lQuTSudy dlIeiHOOlI lol SOAuiaOAoS
to stand their examination, in obedi-
erce to the following wire from Com
manding Officer Johnson: "You are
hereby ordered to report at once for
duty at State Fair Grounds, Colum-
bia."
Rev. T. C. Croker left Thursday for
Charlotte to visit his daubhter, Mrs.
S. NJ. Hagler. He Will leave there on
Saturday for Montreal to attend the
conference of the presbyterial chair
men, which will be in session this
week at the Montreal assembly. M.
Coker will be absent three weeks.
Sheriff Sample, Policeman Hender-
son and Rural Policeman Zeigler at
tended a barbecue dinner and meet
ing of sheriffs and policemen in New
berry Thursday last. There were a
number present, and those going from
Saluda say that all had good time
and that there was plenty to eat
Standard.
NJ r. and Mrs. J. L. yelling and chill
dren motored from Columbia last
Sunday evening and returned on Tu-
esday morning, accompanied TO Col
umbia by her sister, Mrs. w. T. Har-
rell, and little daughter, Miss Harriet,
leaving little Miss Tommie yelling
here to make out her visit at the home
of her uncle, Mr. II. B. Wells.
DR.. Cromer returned the first of the
week from Washington, where he went
as the representative of the United
Lutheran Synod in the South at at
tend a. conference with Mr.. Herbert
Hoover, for food conservation. DR..
Cromer shows by his zeal and actlVi-
ty and work in the cause that he is
100 per cent United States Mr'
Hoover is of the opinion that the peo-
ple of the South do not realize the
danger of a shortage in foodstuffs n
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Corley left this
morning for Newberry, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Corley has leased a barber shop IN
that city. Their friends regret to see
them leave.-Greenwood Journal, 24th.
Mrs. Corley is the daughter of Mr.. G.
E. McCary, whose honne was s2dden-
! ed recently by the death Of his wife,
Mr.. Corley will conduct business ID
the new brick barber shop at the cor
ner of Wright and Drayton streets, IN
the Newberry mill village.
Mr.. Jack Smith, the son Of Mrs. A.
! Coke Smith of our city, is doing chem
ical analyses during the summer for
the New York Central railroad IN
Cleveland, Ohio. Jack will be pleas
antly remembered here. where ne
spent two years studying at Newberry
college and gave US enjoyment by his
! fine singing. After leaving Newberry
, he went to the University of Virginia
and took course in chemical engin-
eering, completing last year, which ITS
him for his present position.
Mrs. NJ. ". Day, whose last visit
here was three years ago, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. D. Admas, IN
! the city. Mrs Day has heen in the
, low country with her relatives, COM
ing here from Florence after a visit
to her son, Rivers Day, and fam
ily, which includes her little grand
child in the young Day household, ffoT
! behold, Rivers is now a father. 1t
doesn't seem very long since he was
attached to the telegraph Office IN
Newberry.
Miss Mayme Swittenberg, second
ary superintendent, was unable to at
tend the Sunday school convention OF
! No. 8 township at Zion church We'd
nesday, on account of illness. She
sustained ?. shock at the time of her
mothers death and has not been abs
to walk since. Her many friends hope
for her an early recovery, and SYM
pathize with heS in her ahlictlon
They hope she will be able take part
in the Lutheran normal training
school for Sunday school workers
which will be held here August ILL
as she is on the program as one OF
the teachers.
Sergeant James c. Crotwell, Corpo-
raj Bennie M. Mayes, Cook Ward :.
Fulmer Of Little Mountain, Privates
James D. Caldwell (Daye), Levi j.
Butler of Whitmire, G. B. Derrick OF
Little Mountain, Perry M. Fant
80 ~ ~ Cu1-1 D MOI Ciaf s.