The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-21
PURELY PERSONAL
sks Movements of Rany People, New,
aerrians, and Those Who Slsff
NewberTy.

Miss Marjorie Martin of SiIversireet
leaves Tuesday the 18th for Green
vile to attend G. w. College.
Miss 'Mayme lJHittenberg the ef-
fc:ent principal of the Little Noun
tain high school goes to Lt,*.e Noun
tain today to make arrangements 10
the opening sof the school next Mon
day.
Mrs. S. J. Mclaughlin Of Rirming
ham, Ala, is visiting her sister Miss
Lois FAINT and other relatives III New
perry.
Mrs S E. Broalus las returned
from a visit to re.atives and friends
at Batesburg.
MIR. Joe Long who taught the Pine
Woods school the past session n
gone to Lone Star in Orangebu1s
county and is principal OF the schoo
there Mr.. Long is graduate of New
berry college and is very success
full teacher.
MISS Bessie Lake has gone to Oiar
where she will teach in the hign
school the present session.
Mr.. Nat Gist left Monday FOR Nof-
ford college.
Mrs. G. l.. Robinson and children
have returned to Newberry where
they will make their home FOR aWnile.
Captain Guy Brown of the o. 5.
who has. recently been transferred
to Camp Jackson is spending a siSrt
vacation in Newberry before taking
IN his duties at Camp Jackson. Re
is looking fine.
Mrs. T. S. Letter has returned 1r91i
a visit to relatives at Concord, N. y.
Miss Ruth Payne Of Dillon is the
teacher at the Arcade-Vlctoria kin
dersarten She is the guest OF MISS
Emma London.-Rock Hill Record
Miss PAYNE is we'll remembered III
'Newberry, having recently taught IN
che city schools here,
Miss Annie Mae Gentry, who taught
in the Little Mountain High schoof
the past two years, is one OF the
fourth grade teachers in the Flore&cs
city schools.
The Junior Workers will meet in the
Church of the Redeemer Sunday at
tefnoon at fve O'Clock.
The importance of beng 'r"s 10
mes self is the great lesson taught
ia .eThe Soul of Magda 'ene,' the
Metro-Popular Plays and layers pro-
duetion starring Nine Pe,rova, when
will he seen Friday at he opera
nouse Amorg the scenes In the play
Is the interior u an exclusive f1fth
avenue mod;ste's establishment, wae'e
Gowns Of the latost mode are SHOWN
in profusion.
The largest and most elaborate
rset" ever erected on she immense
glass stages at the ':r.ang'e tn-Fel
City studios is n, reproduction ol
Ninot's cafe, which provides the bacS-
eround for much of the action IN AN
Even Break" starring Olive Thomas
The "set' was erected at a cost OF
$4,000. Scenes were taken under iae
snn as we'll as by artificial fgnt'
over FIVE hundred players and assist
ants working all night in some m
stances to secure some o. the mag
nifcent lighting effects which are =
feature of the piece. There IS music
and song in this silent drama.
Different story OF love and ship
wreck is told in "soals Adrift' WITH
Fthe! Clayton, at the opera mouse
Monday The greater part OF THIS
new World Brady-made picture hlm-
e;, on small, sparsely Inhabited Is
,and in the Bahamas. One OF the
scenes shows a big fish swimming
past the little row boats in which
M;ea6 Steele and Elma Rayoourne es'
care from their sinking ship. This
FISH is shark, with which the waters
where the picture was taken are IN
tested. The main action in this drama
transpires on desert is'anc wnere
the hero and heroine are shipWreckeo
AS the hero is a former lover OF the
woman's, and as she has turned Aim
down, it is evident that the situation
of the two being together alone on
the island is replete with possioin-
ties.
The Garmany school viii open On