The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-14
his vacation in Greenville and other

enlisted in the Hardaway regiment at
Camp Jackson for construction work
in Europe.
Mr.. Bill McGuin. the special ami
popular representative Of the Laur-
ems Motor company, is in Newberry on
business and at the same time giving
and getting the glad hand on every
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neall Jacobs and
baby have returned from an extended
visit to Savannah. They will leave
Friday for Columbus. Ohio, where Mr.
Jacbos will resume his studies as a
student Of veterinary surgery.
Mrs. Henry Dean returned Wednes'
day to her home in Clayville, Va.
after a visit here to Mrs. c.. B. Mar
tin, who has been i'll but is out again
Mrs. Martins many friends are glad
to know of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wicker OF
Charleston stopped over in Newberry
Tuesday to visit his brother, Mr.. Tant
Wicker, and other relatives here un-
til Wednesday when they left for
Winnsboro to visit her people.
Coach J. G. Driver, the govern
ment's athlet:l dirJto at Camp Jack
son. was in Newberry this week. II
will be good news to many here that
he will cont--.ue to help in the train
ing of Newberry college boys athlet-
ically
Protracted services have been held
at Ebenezer. Rev. W. l. Herbert OF
Greenwood did the preaching. Every
sermon was fine and it is hoped much
and lasting good has been accomplish
ed.-Smithville cor. Abbeville Medium.
18th.
We do not wonder that other church.
es want Pastor Babb, and We also do
no: wonder that it is right hard to
persuade him to leave Newberry.-
Baptist Courier. That is a very plea
ant little sentence and We are glad
to get hold of it.
Miss Cleo Aull, who has been and
is holding a position as stenographeT
at Alcolu. has received an increase In
her salary Miss Aull is a graduate
OF the Newberry Business school. The
graduates of this school are capable
Of retaining good positions anu COM
handing good salaries.
Misses Ruth and Frances Guess left
Wednesday for their home in Dem
mark, after isiting at the home of DR.
and Mrs. O. B. Mayer, where they
were given reception Tuesday night
They will later go to Union to Wis
it Mrs. Young, who also left for her
home Wednesday morning
Miss Annie L. Smith returned from
the large millinery emproiums which
she visited to make her choice selec-
tions. and it is natural suppos1t;o
that will be borne out by Investigation
and inspection that she succeeded in
her expectations and that the fine
supply will come up to the eXpecta-
tons of the ladies generally.
Mrs. Geo. A. Wright and Miss Eliz-
abeth have returned from Johnston,
after being present at the death and
burial of the late Rev. Mr.. Wright's
mother, Mrs. VIM. H. Wright, Who
diea ca Monday and was buried
Tuesday, in the SIND year of her age
Her pallbearers were her four sons.
son-:n-law and nephew. Rev. E. v
Babb and Messrs Robert Y. and James
Leavell were among those attending
the funeral.
Physicians announced yesterday
that the condition of B. A. Hawkins,
assistant Southern manager of the
Smith Motor Truck company Of At
lanta, was much improved For sew
eral days Mr.. Hawkins has been crit
;cally i'll at the Georgia Baptist hos
pital.-Atlanta Journal, 9th. The
friends here of Mr.. Hawkins will
be glad to learn that he is improving
and they hope for his early and COM
plete recovery.
Mr.. Sarra.t of Lexington has come
to Newberry, having accepted the po-
sition of linotype operator In the Of
fee of the Observer, Mr.. Will Parks
resigning to go into another line OF
business. Mr.. Parks is at presen, en-
joying vacation on the farm of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. E. Mcdaniel,
in Sumter county. Mr.. Sarratt ia