The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-24
VARIOUS AN ALL ABOUT.


Now for 'camouhage' The Kansas
City Star says: The time has come
to talk of war and preparation and
sacrifice and camouhage. AID ca
moufage, like the other things, should
begin at home Home is where the
billboards stand out in boldest re-
lief" Start your camoutiages, even
ii it means the raising OF pigs in the
city.
Mr.. S. NJ Derrick, who Won second
in the annual intercollegiate contest
at Rock Hill Friday night, was born
near Chaplin. He won the junior ora
torical medal (Newberry college) IN
1916 served as a member of the Stylus
staff. secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. and
as president of the annual March de-
bate in 1917. He is now president or
the student body.
Says the Columbia Record: Hats
off to Newberry. There was great
patriotic demonstration in that city
Tuesday and among the names Of the
leading participants We find Wicker,
Cromer, Bowers. Klettner, Rodel-
sperger, Kinard, Harms and others
too numerous to be mentioned. Sons
OF German sires-all And all sons
of America, tried and true and rella-
Bile s,ssa
MAGISTRATE Chas. W. Douglas urges
citizens to be prompt in reporting all
cases Of cruelty to animals coming
under their observation. We hope
the citizens will do this, as Magistrate
Douglas is anxious to punish all or-
tenders He is doing his part in the
good work Let the good work pro
ceed. Report either to Constable
Henry D. Havird. He'll also do the
rest. We are glad that somebody at
last is taking hold Of this matter.
A sixteen episode super-serial
photo-play, presented by the Consoll-
dated Film corporation through the
Metro exchanges, will begin at the
opera house on Monday, May I. IL
is The Crimson Stain Mystery and
the we'll known screen actor, Maurice
Costello, will be the star feature. See
reader elsewhere in next isue, and
keep UP with the serial every Mon
dav after the 7th of May until II
ends at the opera house.
The mention that ex-Postmaster.
Link of Abbeville was on a visit tu
Postmaster Hill with Congressman
Aiken may have caused some OF Our
readers to infer that Mr.. Link Was
an eX-postmaster from the eXlgencies
Of politics. Mr.. Link is exp. N. from.
choice, having refused reappolntment
when the position was again offered
him by Congressman Aiken. Mr.. Link
is one of the most prominent cltl-
zens of Abbeyille, being farmer ana
real estate and insurance agent.
Miss Julia NJ. Daniel, who is receiV-
ing high testimonials from the press
of the State for her splendid recitai
in the Columbia college auditorium
Friday evening, is the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Daniel OF Lat
ia and the niece of Col. E. H. Aull
of Newberry. The many Newberrs
friends of the young lady will be glad
to note her graduation in expression
and predict for her a brilliant future
in this beautiful realm OF educational
work. which is both ornamental and
Useful.
Who is Otto Klettner? Why b! Is
the man that marched with the Reo
Men in the great patriatic parade on
Monday of last week, and who nae
six children marching to the waving
of American flags. as follows: Silas
]. with the Red Men, Miss Amelia
with the Senior class of Newberry
college, Otto Jr, with the high schoo'
cadets, Miss Mary with the nlsh
school Red Cross nurses, and august
and Pauline with the Boundary stree'
school pupils. That's who Otto kletl'
ner is.
The space that this paragraph
takes up could not be put to better
,nse in view of the times: With re-
card to the statement of a food ex-
merit that dehydrated foods had oeeh
found palatable, with the exception OK
string beans, which did not RESPOND
- 1he process, we are indebted to
Mrs 7 z. Cannon OF Salley, S. G"
saws the Columbia Record, Tor the
following recipe: "If they are tirsl
covered with boiling water and tneh
drained before drying, they VIII Do
found satisfactory"
While two Of the Newberry colIege
students, Messrs. Jno. c. Freymoutn
and B. w. Cronk were playing IN a
room at Mr.. Claude H. Williams resi-
dence Sunday night Mr.. Ffeymouth
fell and broke the bridge OF his nose
Dr. Robert Mayes attended the in5ur. ;.
ed man. 1t was a very fortunate
accident, to the regret OF Mr.. cronk
who caused it, as the injuries; besides ss.as'
being extremely painful, will inter
| fere with Mr.. Freymouth's hnal as-
dies before joining the United states
hospital corps, to which he has a
transfer from his company IN VIII
mington, N. c. ,,o,
Another carload of new crates was
| received last week by the Newoerry
Coca-Cola company of orangeourg
and Newberry. 1t hasn't been LONG