The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

arrived in Greenville recently to Wis
u, Mrs. Boozer's brother, Mr.. Humberu
Aull. who is a member OF the First
South Carolina regiment stationed at
amp Sevier-Greenyille Piedmont,
5th. ! "a &ss5S
Mr.. and Mrs William Meredith and
two children of Atlanta and Mrs.
Louise Meredith Peden and two chill
dren of Gray Court, Laurens county,
were in Newberry Tuesday, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bow
ers.
Captain NJ. NJ. Buford, former sher-
if of Newberry, was in Columbia yes
terday with the first contribution
from his county to the National Ar
my. Captain Buford marched with
the Confederate veterans as an es-
"ort to the young soldiers.-The State,
9th.
Alan Johnstone. Sr.. State Sena-
tor from Newberry county, was In
Columbia yesterday. He was greatly
impressed with the congested conGi-
ton of the city. It looked as if an
e" ing place will have to be esta5-
l:,hed on the State House grounds 1or
tie legislature. he said.-The State,
5th.
Prof. S. J. Derrick of Newberry
! has been spending some time with
Hon D. F. Efrd at his elegant coun-
try home few miles from town.
! Lexington Dispatch-News, 9TH. Peo>
pie in Newberry who have been see
ing Prof. Derrick will think he IS
like the Irishman's flea when they
read this. !
Oscar Nance of Newberry is among
the winners of the normal scholar
ship appointments from the State at
large, as forwarded to State Super
intendent of Education ]. E. Swear
ingen by DR.. Patterson Wardlaw,
chairman of the committee on norman
scholarships, in his report to the
State board of education, of which
Prof. S. j. Derrick is member.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Parr, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Paker and Mr.. Will Brown Of New
berry and Mrs. J. B. Paysinger or
Rock Hill were among the out-or-
town guests at the Brown-Griffin
wedding near Cross Hill August 90.
as reported through the marriage
write-up in the Greenwood Index Of
September 4
DR.. D. o. Wallace's family will
spend four months from the 18th
instant in Newberry with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Wallace during DR..
Wallaces asence from Wofford co.,
lege, in which tibe the chair of MS
tory at the University of Michigan
will be filled by DR.. Wallace, who is
justly regarded as one of the bright
est and best of the historians, lee
turers and educators produced by the
South.
Mr.. Taz Sem is cotton weigher at
the Farmers Warehouse. We got ac-
quainted with him when he lived az
Helena, occupying the same ne1gnDor-
hood with the reporter, and thought
there was nobody like Taz." Since
, then he has changed-his occupa-
ton, but he is "the same old Taz," al
ways glad TO see his friends and give
them the Joy look. He will be pleased
to see as many of you farmers as can
crowd around with your cotton bal
es.
Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Ev-
ans, Jr., and DR.. and Mrs. D. L.
Burns, the following couples and
near couples attended the dance a.
Clinton Tuesday night: Ned Purcell,
Miss Trent Keitt; Bob Pool, Misc
Lucy Wallace; Ollie Brown, MISS
Sadye FAINT; Tincy Davis, Miss Mil
dred Purcell; Marion Blease, Miss
Marie Doolan; Willie Reid, Miss An
ma Coe Ksitt; Pete Matthews, Miss
Caro- Wyche; Pat Wise, James Brown
ing, Wilbur Sale, James Evans, Joha
Peterson, Benedict Mayer.