The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-17
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOtT.
Albert Wilson, for violating the IL
/. quor law. paid $50 in the recorder 8
court Monday
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Church of the Redeemer will meet
with Mrs. Wilbur Long on Tuesday
afternoon az $50 o'clock.
For exceeding the speed limit
Messrs. Douglas Hcrnsby and Bacn-
man Richardson each paid the usual
fine of s. Monday.
The weather is like good many
ND people, gone crazy. The whole coun-
try is wild on the war and other
s&ngs. Rumors are thick and fast
Re without foundation.
Asrs. Roy Cannon and Walter
kwo Newberrians living in Co
ere groomsmen at the Park
!&s wedding in Columbia
\ 4 4 IL ternoon at $50 o'clock
# Ia week, soon to be here.
J. eat attractions for New
u Nj and county. There will
x Il K 5|4k that it would be pity
5 %as 8 big success. The
+ beautiful and imposing.
B mn and county can get
thing when the spirit
!, 4 the notion takes firm hold.
\ || ell be prayer meeting at
# f.. an Church of the Redeem
5 # sday evening at Sis o'clock.
rvices will be held regularly
Peek The public is cordially
"a to the services.
W@Up to the breeze of the morning
fling you. blending your folds with
sthe dawn in the sky" So sang Tom
DAILY in the Philadelphia Ledger last
week Let's adopt it for Tuesday, the
DAY of our great, rally and parade.
Say what you please about the high
prices and think what you may about
the scarcity of some things. there Is
no discounting the fact that there
are lots of fine and beautiful calves
fn Newberr1 county.
Next Friday will be the day for the
meeting Of the Piedmont District
conference of the South Carolina dl-
vision of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy in Newberry, as the
guest of the Drayton Rutherford and
Calvin Crozier chapters.
Enoch Wise, colored, living On Mr.
Sam shannon's plantation near ia
lapa, struck his wife in the head
twice with an axe Sunday morning
at about 10 o'clock. Wise fed and IS
still at large. Sheriff Blease and his
officers are searching for him. Wise's
wife is being attended by Drs. Frank
D. Mower and W. E. Pelham, Jr. Her
skull is fractured.
1t is pity that the large crowd
of school children in town last Fri
day for the Field day exercises coulo
not have seen grand rally and pa
triotic parade and display. Mr.. Eu-
gene Blease's idea was a good one,
even if it didn't work. We hope the
same children, and more, will be out
Tuesday afternoon, but maybe that
is hoping too much.
The Second Quarterly meeting of
the W. NJ. U. of Reedy River associa-
ton will be held with the Bush River
W. NJ S. on Saturday, April 21, At
1890. All missionary organizations
are asked to send at least two repre-
sentatives and all visitors will be
most cordially welcomed. Send names
to Miss Kate Gary. Kinards. S. C..
shows how disaster hides behind de-
ceit. Mrs Stephen Hunt, wife Of a
prosperous business man. is proud OF
his success; but she wants more.
wants him to be known as a great
playwright. Her love for him goads
him into false position. See the
full play at the opera house Wednes-
day
In "The Web of Desire at the
opera house Tuesday Ethel Clayton
appears as q married woman. SAID
Ethel one day at the studio: "I want
to say that married life as it has been
written in the hllns SIRE is full OF
thrills She's a dear" was the ex-
clamation of the women and girls at
the studio as little Madge Evans
acted her part in "The Web OF De-
sire''
The 10-room bungalow for Mr.. NJ.
B. Chsby and the three 8-room bun
galoEs for the preachers parsonages
in West End are nearing completion.
The work is being done under the su-
perTision of Contractor w. T. Liv-
ingstone by Foreman J. T. Lyles, with
Messrs. j. A. Suber Jr., D. J. VIII
liams and j. H. Willingham as assist
ants. If you would like to see the
neatness of the jobs go over and in
spect the buildings.
The co1ored citizens are invited
and urged to join and take active part
In the movement of the campaign for
AGRICULTURAL, civic and industrial
preparedness. Thomas A. Williams
has. been appointed chairman OF the
to- I}1 q q
one OF the most substantial and re-
liable leaders OF his race in the State.
and q better selection could not have