The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-21

Company A went TO Greenville from
Marion 1t is commanded by Capt. 7.
Roy Pennell, formerly state highway
engineer
In the list OF teachers of the Barn
we'll city schools. published in the
last issue of the Barnwell People, We
! find the following: High school,
Superintendent, w. F. Lake. Jr.. New
berry, S. c.; Principal. Mr.. H. G. Van
divere. Dawsonville. Ga; Miss Sue
Porter, Newberry, S. C.
Mr.. T. S. Lefler and family left
Thursday for China Grove, n C., at
which place and points North they will
spend his vacation of fifteen days. Mr..
LETTERS place as ticket agent at the
union depot here is being filled by Mr..
J F. Eddleman, who is assisted by
!; Mr.. H. B. Kimball, clerk
/! Mr.. Maxey R. Day. who has posi-
ton in the office of the superintendent
of the penitentiary at Columbia, after
a visit here last week to his sister
Mrs. Henry D. Adams. left SnndaV
/ for Chappells, where he is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. L. Watkins. and will
end his vacation in Hendersonvil!e
with his sister, Mrs. WI. A. Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. E. V. Babb and son
Winston from Newberry spent last
week with the family of Mr.. B. d.
I Lenhardt. near the city. They WIZ
spend the greater part of this week
in the city with the family of Mr.. G.
C. Lawson and will go to Laurens'
the home of Mr. Babb, Friday for a
few days rest.-Easley Progress, 10.
! Lieutenant E. E. Stuck, who receiV-
ed his commission lieutenant from
the officers training camp at Fort Og-
lethorpe, is in the city receiving the
congratulations Of his many warm
friends. Lieutenant Stuck left lass
night (Monday) for New York City,
and will soon be ''smewhere in
France"
i Friends of DR.. r. NJ Kennedy, ma
tive of Yorkville but who for some
time past has been engaged in the
practice of dentistry at Due West. will
be interested to learn that he ha.
moved his family to Newberry and
will be engaged in the practice of den-
tistry there. DR.. Kennedy lived n
Newberry before going to Due West -
Yorkvil1e Enquirer, 18th.
Prof. S. J. Derrick found time to
accept the invitation to fill the Rev.
WI r. Bouknight's pulpit at Ebenezer
Sunday morning in Mr.. Bouknight's
absence. Prof Derrick chose for his
subject: "Is the young man safe%
This is a fine and very appropriate
subject these times Of war. But
! then Prof. Derrick chooses appro-
pirate subjects on all occasions.
In compliment to Miss Mary Franc
es Poole Of Newberry, who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry DaVega,
Mrs. r. e. Sims entertained a few
friends Wednesday morning. Bridge
was the amusement for several hours
and at noon refreshments were served,
the hostess being assisted by Mrs. 3.
l.. Hill and Mrs r. E. Abell.-Chester
cor. The State, 10Th.
Lieutenant Ebert J. Dickert. who is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jac-
OBJ L. Dickert, expects to leave for
Fort Moultrie on the 2sth instant. be
is one of the successful candidates to
receive appointment at the coast ar
tillery school at Fortress Monroe and
is now one of the fortunate members
of the officers reserve corps in the ma
tional army.
Capt Isadore Schayer, OF the medi-
cal corps, O. R. c.. now at Fort Ogle-
thorpe was formerly captain OF the
sanitary detachment Of the Second
, South Carolina infantry. The Herald
and News reporter knew Dr.. Schayer
in Laurens. where they->both livedS
for several years. Dr.. Schayer is a
fine physician and surgeon and is one
of the best diagnosticians in the en-
tire country.
Mrs. P. D. johnson of Newberry ls