The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-09
PURELY PERSONAL
gke Movements of Hany People, New.
serrians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mr.. James W. Henderson spent
wednesday in Columbia on business.
Mrs. Miller of Newberry is the guest
OF Mrs. A. B. Henry.-Clinton Chron-
1cle
Col. and Mrs. ". II. Hunt left yes
ferday for White Springs, Fla. for
short stay.
Miss Eloise Earhardt Of Newberry IS
The guest of Mrs. J. ". Turner
Clinton Chronicle.
Mr.. H. Pet Baker o. Newberry was
a business visitor in town Tuesday,
Greenwood Index.
Mrs. B. B. Schumpert OF Prosperity
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A.
Nunt-Saluda Standard.
Prof and Mrs. w w. Benson spent
last Thursday in Newberry with Rev.
and Mrs. E Y. Babb.-Greenwood In
%ex.
P.F. Baxter and Son on Wednesday
erected another of their numerous
aonble monuments in the square OF
Nr. H. K. Bedenbaugh at st. LuHes
cemetery.
Mr.. R. NJ. Drummer, secretary ana
treasurer of the Newberry Coca-Cola
Company of Orangeburg and NewDer-
w, is spending the week here on busl-
ness, from which We hope he is also
getting much pleasure.
County Executive Committeeman h.
II. Blease attended a meeting OF the
State Democratic Executive commits
tee in Columbia yesterday and Will go
today to Chaplin, where his services
have been engaged in trial.
Mrs. Cannon g. Blease left Wed
aesday morning for the Columbia
hospital to undergo an operation. Sne
was accompanied by Mrs. 1",'' II.
Eison. Sheriff Blease was ahe.~ IN
the city.
Mr. J. R. Carlisle of Newberry was
a guest from Saturday evening until
Monday of DR.. r. NJ. Kennedy. Mr.
Carlisle has accepted good position
at wichita, Texas, and will go there
ta a short time.-s'. r. Presbyterian.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. McFall are in
Augusta. having gone there on ac-
count Of the death of Mrs. McFalIs
father. DR.. R. H. Land. Her sister,
AIRS. Jno. NJ. Kinard, was unable t.
70 owing to sickness in her family.
Mr.. Nathan Silver of Augusta Is
spending a day or so in the city.
shaking tands with many friends
Silver is bright and sound as usual
and his countenance shines with the
same beaming smiles which wreath
ed it in the days Of his life here.
Mr. H. B. Wells returned on We'd
nesday from Atlanta. after making
another new deal for his moving pic
lure business. He has secured more
sine attractions. Wells is in the swim
IN this line. Watch the programs and
see the pictures.
Mr.. Henry Bowles left yesterday
for Charleston. having accepted po-
-sition as machinists at the navy yaro
there. In these near-war times ano
preparedness operations it is we'll for
our patriotic young men to serve their
country in some capacity or other.
Naval stations as well as battleships
and oattalions need men.
Miss Tilla West and Miss Esther
Todd, teachers in the Belton High
school. came down on last Friday ana
we're the guests of Misses Mary Ste
venson. Josie Baird. Eleanor Pressl!
and Martha Moffatt until Saturday
evening. They attended the society
celebration. The party of six return
ed to Belton on Saturday evening and
did not make a convenience Of the
Sabbath day for travel.-A. r. Presoy-
terian.
Miss Caribel West eppeared
in a picture group in the Atlanta
journal of last Wednesday many say
the prettiest in the group. The Jour
nal says beautiful girls OF Georgia.
Florida, South Carolina and Alabama,
in the role of real actresses lmper-
sonating by costume the various char
acters of fiction and the drama, We're
there to pose before the motion pic
ture camera. the first time in their
lives that "these most beautiful and
popular young women" we're to Gun
dergo the thrills of posing before the
motion picture camera The contest
will be decided today The contes-
tants were given a grand time. Miss
West returned home Wednesday night