The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-02
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movem ents of Hany People, New.
3errians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mr. Walter Mullins of Columbia
spent "Wednesday in the city.
Miss Maude Epting and Octie Crit
I'm spent Thursday in Columbia.
Mrs. Ryan Workman and little son.
Eugene. have returned to Laurens af-
Ter visit to relatives here.
MIR. o. S. Goree has returned from
Columbia, his little child having i'm
proved from the operation.
DIR. R. NJ. kennedy went to New
berry on Monday.-Associate Reform
I'D Presbyterian.
Mr. R. R. Bruner of Orangeburg,
secretary and treasurer of the Coca
Cola company, is in Newberry on a
arief business trip.
Miss Ola Ringer was not removed
from the Columbia hospital last week,
&st was taken with the relapse as
che was preparing to leave.
Miss Eloise Brown and Miss Annie
Caldwell, both of Cross Hill, spent
She weekend in Newberry with Mrs.
r, l. Epting.
Miss Eva Oxner of Kinards was the
guest of Misses Annie Bell and Bess
$hildress esterday.-LaurenS Adver-
siser, 2Sth.
Mrs. A. w. Price is at Gastonia, N.
C., having been called there on ac-
count of the illness of her father, Mr..
W. P. Ramsey.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Lowe have re-
1nrned to Spartanburg after short
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ghesley Dominick.
Messrs. Toole, Holmes, BooZer,
Wicker, Hornsby, Halfacre and Crom-
er were among those attending the
&ewberry-Carolina Basketball game
IN Columbia Wednesday night.
Miss jamie Chalmers is at Kinards.
DR.. E. B. Settler represented New
berry college at the annual meeting
in Greenwood of the State Intercol-
legiate Athletic association last Fri
day night
Nessrs. Robert Sanders of Oakland
and Gray Dickert of the county were
secured by the recruiting officer on
Mis- return to Newberry Tuesday.
These young men were secured
through the efforts Of Postmaster
Hill. :.
Mr.. ]. H. Summer, who has been
quite sick at his home since the re-
cent death of his wife, was able to be
ut the store Wednesday. His many
friends who sympathize very deeply
with him in this great affliction, are
glad to see him out again.
nv Coo 2 CroYnor wac AZ his office
On Wednesday, for the first time
since he; was taken sick at court in
Lexington several weeks ago. The
many friends of DR.. Cromer, and they
aer throughout the State and beyond
the borders, Will be- glad to hear of
his recovery.
Mrs. Alan Johnstone and Mrs. Edw
R Hipp will attend the Inauguration
of President Wilson. Mrs. Hipp will
stop over in Charlottesville, Va, to
see her son, Edward, who is stu
dent in the University of Virginia,
and will accompany her son thence to
Washington. the students to attend
The inauguration in a body.
Mr.. I. H. Hunt of Newberry was in
Greenville on Friday of last week ard
Aonored this Office with a delightful
visit. Mr.. Hunt greatly endeared
himself to the Baptists of South Car
olina by the entertainment he, his
committee and his town gave the con-
vention in December-Baptist Cou-
rier.
Mr. Raymond Caldwell, who has had
a position with the Equitable Life In
surance association, has resigned and
returned to his home at Prosperity
s. c. He has been in Charlotte for
the past few months. His many
friends, and the church at large, will
Ae~delighted to know that he expects
to enter the Theological Seminary
Shis fall-iNssociate Reformed Pres
byterian-
DR.. Pelham of Newberry was an un-
expected guest, but proved himself
most delightful one 1t must have
been quite shock. to him to step
back, SO suddenly, from the prosaic,
business-like 20th century to the
powdered hair wigs" and cere-
monies times of the 1Sth.-From Eau-
rens Advertisers account of a colon
fal party at the home of Miss Helen
Sullivan.
- Miss Helen Augustus Baldwin,
trained nurse of Columbia, has re-
turned to Newberry to be with Mrs.
c. ~. Douglas during the next twen-
sy or thirty days, having in charge
the home treatment prescribed IN
Columbia for Mrs. Douglas. Miss
Baldwin had only on last Saturday
gone back to Columbia after nursing
IN the family of Mr.. Whit Graddick
Aere and returned Tuesday on her
present engagement.
Mayor q. F. Wright, DR.. J. K. Gild-
er, chairman of the board Of health,
and Health Officer L. NJ. Player were
sent by the city council and the board
to Greenyille Monday to confer with
the board of health OF that city as to
sanitary conditions there. They re-
turned to Newberry we'll satisfied
with {boir Trim hovino hoen cordial