The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-19

HOPKINS nOSpltal Oh 0dtul udy, WIZ
be glad to know that he stood the op-
GRAFTON we'll and that news from him
since then has been encouraging -
Greenwood Journal, 18th.
Wilbur Maclin Sale has accepted a
position as travelling salesman with
the Americn Tobacco company, his
territory being the State Of South
Carolina. He is a likely young man
with many friends, all of whom wish
! him much success in his new field.
Mrs. S. P. Crotwell of Newberry
who attended the Woman's convention
at Porterdale, Ca, came by Due West
on the return and spent the Sabbath
in Due West with her daughter, Miss
Zelma, who is a pupil at the Woman's
| college .-Associate Reformed Pres
terian.
Mr.. B. V. Chapman has consented
to instruct a class in history three
times a week at Newberry college.
Newberry college continues to look up
The schedule is so arranged as not to
: interfere with Mr.. Chapman's law
practice.
A. T. Brown, who has been super
intendent of the Warren Manufacture
, ing company for the past five or SIX
wears, gave up his position today to
take a similar position with the Glen
Lowry mill at Whitmire. A gold
watch and chain were presented to
him by the mill operatives as token
of their esteem m.-lN1arrenviue cor.
The State, 18th.
Messrs. M. G.. Sheppard and family
aud T. Rex Young and family have
moved to the residence in College
street lately vacated by DR.. van
Smith and family, Mr.. Fred Bishop
and family going to the house recent
ly occupied by Mr.. Sheppard in Pope
street. Mrs. Sheppard and baby
have lust returned from visit to her
people in North Carolina.
Miss Nellie Adams of Goldville spent
the weekend iii the city as the guest
of the Misses Russell and Scruggs.
Mrs. Arthur Copeland has returned
from a visit to relatives at New1berry.
Miss Elizabeth White of NeWberry
spent the weekend in the city with
Mr.. F. M. Boland's family. Mrs.
P. G. Ellesor of Newberry is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. D. W. Cope
land Clinton Chronicle.
Mr.. James Sigh in his auto carried
Messrs. Jack Gregory, Malcolm
Brooks, James Willingham and How
ard Mccullough to Columbia Sunday
to see Mr.. Billy Coward at the Co.
lumbia hospital. They reported that
he is doing we'll since the amputatloa
of his leg, which was cut off six inch
es below the knee. MIR. l.. N. Player
saw him on Wednesday and says he
is sitting up and locking better than
ever.
Lieut.. Frank W. Chapman, in the
engineering corps of the American
Expeditionary forces somewhere IN
France, writing home says that Amer
lea is wilderness as compared TO
Europe. That country is so fully de-
veloyed it looks strange to him when
he reflects upon the va rndeveloped
land in his native c. II y. He IS
Of the opinion that the farmers OF
America should be required to see
that foreign country and take lessons
in the full and thorough cultivation
of every acre of ground.
J. L. Kempson of Prosperity is
visiting in this section. Luther Ausi
and family Of Dyson were in this sec
ton Sunday. Perry Addy of Newberry
college spent the weekend with hlme
folks. Bernard Taylor of Prosperity
was in this section Monday. Misses
Irene Smith and Eunice Matthews OF
Newberry spent Saturday night with
Misses Ella and Eula Cameron. Miss
Vera Parrot Of Kinards spent the
weekend with homefolks Big Creek
and Pleasant Grove cor. Saluda Stan
dard.