The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
In the recorders court on Wednes-
day Zach Glenn. colored. paid S. for
running over a fire hose.
Ten days more and the prisoners in
Jail will get their outing in the court
house.
In accordance with a city law the
awnings and signs of business firms
have been taken down.
A little nine year old colored girl,
named Lille May Boyd Of Graveltown,
was taken to the insane asylum
Thursday by Sheriff Blease.
People read and forget. Often they
get things wrong. Sometimes they
think they saw thing in one paper
when it was in anothe,
Another man paid SIS in the record
er5s court Tuesday and two men paid
SO between them on Wednesday for
falling to pay street duty when it was
So a piece.
The famous and magnetic Sarah
Bernhardt is coming to Newoerry
soon in "N,thers o. France" to be
shown in moving pictures at the opera
house.
The 18th episode of "The Great Sc
cret" will be shown at the opera house
Saturday, not forgetting the scenic
travelogue and the two usual and un-
usual comedies.
Alice Brady will be with us "1n
Darkest Russia" at the opera house
on Monday. From all appearances
and indications it will be something
out of the ordinary, and Newberry
likes the extraordinary.
The Sunday school at the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer will meet, on
Sunday morning promptly at 10
o'clock so that the exercises may be
completed in time for the commence
ment at the opera house.
The Rev Thomas F. suber, a stu
dent at the theological seminary IN
Columbia, will preach at the Lutheran
church at Silverstreet during the
summer vacation having service every
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
'sHis words were filed with wisdom
and good humor "-Hartsville cor.
News and Courier in reporting the
commencement address by DR.. Harms
at the graduating exercises Of Coker
college.
The Greenville News says it fancies
that the telephone operators "have
pretty good line on who the perfect
ladies and gentlemen are, as well as
on the simps and boobs who are the
counterfeit"
Those wishing to see "a Gamble in
Souls will see it by going to the
opera house today. 1t is another of
those celebrated K. B. plays. Remem-
Der the recital by pupils of Miss
Rawl's music school between the matt
nee and evening picture shows.
'sDr. Bowers stressed conservation in
its threefold relation-self, service
and citizenship p'-Ninety- cor. The
State in the closing exercises. of the
Ninety-Six high school, at which the
Rev. A. J. Bowers, D. D., preached the
commencement sermon.
There have been 176 whiskey permits
issued to date by Judge Ewart. There
seems to be lots of sickness around.
Some men have lingering complaints.
The court house is a great place with
getting ready for conscription and at
tending to prescription.
Registration day is also Liberty
loan day, remember. No one could do
better thing, after registering, than
to buy bond. 1t is not only patriotic,
but it is paying investment-safe
and sane and sound. This is another
time that a duty is agreeable, pleas
ant and profitable.
Go to Mayes' hall this evening at
$50 and take a hand or two in the
card tournament The proceeds are
to be devoted to noble purpose. the
furnishing of room in the proposed
new city hospital. We hope II Will
be a success. due to the heroic efforts
of the Calvin Crozier chapter.
Men would not have side fights
about the war if each man would al
low the other to have his own opinion.
1t takes more than one to have
difficulty. but the trouble is obliged
to be brought on by one not allowing
another the same privilege of express
ing his sentiments freely in free
country.
The next big attraction. being the
event of events here, will be the New
berry college commencement. The
popular president of the college. after
preaching several baccalaureate SER
mons and delivering addresses at va
rious college commencements, has re-
turned to Newberry ready for his own
commencement.
The pupils of Miss Margaret Burton
taking part in the excellent recital at
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