The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-14
Oxner Of Greenwood and New5crry.
Columbia Record.

OXner Of Greenwood anu AeWocl?E
Columbia Record
Mr.. J. r. Coward, g steady and faith
ful employe who has been on the jo0
at the marble works of P. F. Baxter
and Son. has gone to Columbia ana
accepted position with the Erwor:h
! Orphanage marble works. His family
will 60 to Columbia this week to make
their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Sigh and little
! F. c.. Jr.. took an auto trip to Altar
! ia and back. leaving here last Tues
day and returning Saturday, Stopping
at little towns going and coming
They enjoyed their visit through the
country. finding the roads good aid
! the crops fine.
Mrs Halle Greneker of Edegfeld
on her way home from Lake Juna-
luska. after stopping in Greenvflle to
! visit her son, Sergeant Major T. B.
! Greneker of Headquarters First S. 9.
! infantry, is in the city visiting her
! sister-in-law, Miss Carrie GreneAer,
and other relatives:
Mr.. J. H. Summer returned from
Hehdersonville last Thursday after
spending eight days in that fine noun
tain resort. His daughters, Misses
Nerna, Lila and Julia, with Mrs. E. H.
Summer and little Robert, who ac-
companied him there are proanglng
their stay.
DR.. George B. Cromer, after ad-
dressing a mass meeting in Columbia
this (Monday) afternoon will go To
Blackville today and Barnwell tomor-
row to address the citizens OF those
communities on the subjects that are
uppermost in the minds of the people
at tlis time.
Miss Freddie Banks of Newberry,
who has been visiting in Waveriy, VIII
spend today with her cousin, Miss
Ruth Haltiwanger, in the city and will
return to her home tomorrow, accom-
panied by her cousin, Ira HaltIwanger,
who goes to Newberry to attend tne
Sunday school normal course at New
berry college-The State, litn.
Messrs. Ed Davis, Claude Werts, AZ
mold Davis, Gordon Leslie and Char
lie West left Monday morning IN an
automobile for Columbia, accompanies
by James Evans, Mr.. E. H. Leslie fol-
lowing by train, Irwin Lesi:e having
preceded them Saturday. They went
in response to calls for carpenters 20
work at the cantonment. Among 9TH
ers going were Mr.. J. W. Minis ana
Mr.. Connolly, and Berley Bouknfghe."
Harry Blease is right" The Lau-
rensville Herald wrote that as a cap
ton to an editorial paragraph as fol=
lows: Some of the most patriotic ut
terances we have read recently are the
extracts from an address made by
Harry H: Blease of Newperry, at the
Red Mems picnic at Good Hope church
in Saluda county last Friday. f-fs
argument is so forceful and his ac-
vice so timely and sane that we repro
duce them and commend them to the
thoughtful consideration OF our read
ers.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King and three
children of Florida City, Fla, were n
Newberry last week visiting their
cousins MIR. and Mrs. E. H. Cousins.
They made a surprise visit to the
cousins. Mrs. Cousins was down in
the city one day during last week and
in passing the Newberry hotel she saw
Mr.. King and family at dinner, which
was the first she knew Of their being
here. They left Friday. going Norkn
for the summer Mr.. King IS one o.
Flaglers East Coast agents. He has
brother in Key West. Fla. who is 6
feet, 1-2 inches tall The Killings
are nephews of Mr.. John Cousins OF
our county.
In the list of Fort Oglethorpe's can
didates from this state who have been
appointed in Officers Reserve corps
and National army are the following
from Newberry: Guy Brown, captain,
seventh company, infantry section, Of
ficers' reserve corps, South Carolina
National Guard; Eugene E. Stuce,
second lieutenant, ditto. William M.