The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-29
REPORT KINGS DAUGHTERS
FOR FIRST YEAR, 1916-lS'

The King .DduSHIoio W."
ized in the Methodist church OF Ne"-
herv April s. 1916, with a paid up
enrolment OF 26.
Miss Minnie Gist was MADE pres1-
dent Mrs. 4. J. Bowers. secretary;
Mrs. E. R. Hipp, treasurer.
The name given the organization IS
Nancy Carper Circle of kings
daughters OF Newberry."
voluntary offering is taken eacn
month at the monthly meetings helu
at the various churches.
Milk was furnished sick lady at
Newberry cotton mill for seVera,
weeks until her death. Ice 1or mlii
woman to the am ount tt $l.40, ana
s5 given for her treatment at the nos
bital. Also s. given for operation on
colored woman at hospital; 81 a year
pledged to the Margaret Bottome me,
mortal in New York; S25 pledgeo
yearly for community nurse, in case
one is secured; obligated ourselves u
give so cents week towards a heip
for sick mill woman; letter OF con-
dolenec was sent community hui 80
on death of her mother; MOWERS sem
TO Mrs. J. H. Summers funeral'
.co,ored woman was sent to the 20
1umbia hospital for cancer;' 50 or
more if necessary towGds sending
Miss Leach of Mollohon mill to 20
lumbia hospital Our circle agreed
70 Give $50 towards furnishing room
and s5 monthly towards current eS-
nenses for rented building 10 oe
nsed as a hospital here. One laoy
agreed to give to-boot second hano
bureau and bedstead. with springs.
Thirteen of the 80 members nave
given a dime each to have their names
written in indelble ink on quilt square
for the Door Of Hope.
The baby and bicycle parade clear
ed $3.50. W.,
Receipts from parcel post sale. Vai-
entine day, SPOIL; at the silver Tea
held at Mrs. E. R. Hips. $3.50 THIS
silver tea was commemorating the an
niversary Of our circle. A snort out
pretty musical program and the So
ria, feature Ea1 much enjoyed. A
most inspiring address was made Dy
Mrs. M. o. J. Kreps to a large ana
appreciative audience.
Realized from entertainments etc.
J AL 81. paid for charity and helping
hand other than charity, $500; pres
ent enrolment. 80. Beautiful fioral
design sent to Miss Eva Garys
funeral.
Respectfully submitted
! Mrs. A. J. Bowers.
! Secretary.
p s Our motto is FORWARD" "
Our Scripture text is: "Speak to the
people that they go forward"
Mrs. Miranda from Columbia gave
most helpful address on Social Ser
! vice versus Society Service for the
College Girl" Her little six year Old
, how was made a member of the order.
The president presented him grace
fully, urging him to obedience as the
first (pinning on badge) Ia" 1or cnli-
dren. with more good things TO 1ol-
low.
Florence laid itself out to see that
we had a good time. Dinner was
, served Wednesday by the Z. D. e.
and the D. A. R. and Thursday by the
CITY Federation. Both days it was
elaborate, followed by dessert and
souvenirs. The first days souvenir
was pansies. the second postcard
views of the city. Wednesday even
ing a most delightful auto drive was
given by the City union to their club
house, where living pictures with liv-
ing songs and refreshments of cake
and block ice cream were served. MRS.
Kreps and myself visited the refor--
matory for boys. One hundred and
seventy boys are housed there. They
, are busy now making the two kinds
of uniform; for the regular army
! khaki. and for the navy, light blue
with brass buttons. We visited their
! school room and the teacher invited
Mrs. Kreps to make them talk. Pic
lures graced the walls and she took
ISas tisr INSPIRATION Hods aeaa OF