The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-03

ness in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones of New
: berry spent several days of last week
here visiting Misses Bernice and Alice
Devore. Mr.. Jones was on his vaca-
tion.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood
Journal.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Newberry
spent several days last week with
Misses Alice and Ber = DeVore.-
Greenwood Index. Well, } .1es in New
: berry is about like Smith and Brown
| Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mathis, Miss
Estelle Mathis and Master Francis Of
/ Union, touring in their car, spent Tu-
esday night in Newberry with Mr.. W..
S. Mann and family.
Misses Helen and Delaney Smell
grove of Newberry are spending
! while with their grandfather, ]. c..
Snelgrove.--Delmar cor. Saluda Stand
ard.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. McFall of
Bennettsville arrived in the city We'd
nesday night from Augusta after
visit to relatives in that city. They
are having their annual pleasant Wis
itation to their relatives here.
Rev. J. H. Harms, DID,, president
of Newberry college, was in Leesvllle
for a short while last Friday evening
after attending the Newberry-Sum-
merland college reunion at Delmar.-
Lesville News.
Messrsm. James E. Young, Thomas
P. Young and Henry NJ, Miller OF
Whitmire and E. M. Suber, having
failed to pass the physical examina-
ton. have been honorably discharged
from the Coast Artillery at Green
wood.
Messrs. David Caldwell, Metts
FAINT. Richard Floyd, Silas Klettner
and Bennie Mayes, of the JonesVllle
Coast Artillery, spent from Wednes-
dav afternoon to Thursday evening IN
NeWberry.
Mr.. Eugene Attaway came over IN
his car from Saluda Wednesday ana
returned to his home accompanied D9
MRS. C. B. Attaway and little daugn-
ter Blanche, of Charlotte, who have
been visiting here and are visiting
there.
: We had Rev E. V. Babb Of Newoer-
ry with us at the S. S. union at the
BAPTIST church and we were pleased
with him. His sermons morning and
evening will long be rememoerea'
They did US all good.-Greenwooo In
dex, 31st. .
Mr.. J. W. Denning Of the c. n.
and L., has returned from Benson
n G.. after visit to his father, MT.
n r Denning. While on his trip ne
stopped in Southport, N. Co. to see
Mr. Cayenaugh and went fishing.
He caught young shark, size Oh
three feet.
0r Geo. Y. Hunter, NeWDerry,
chairman: H. H. Ruff, T. M. Mills Dr.
George B. Cromer, Prof. S. J. Derrick
B. ". Chapman and H H. Blease at
tended the State meeting of the Coun-
ri, of Defense in Columbia Tuesday.
See account of the meeting elsewhere
in this paper.
Dr. Harold Shealy of Lamar accoi'
panied by his bride, who was former
" Miss Elizabeth Bodie of Greenwood
spent the weekend here with MS par
~ev and Mrs. j. D. shealy.-
I,eesville News-The bridegroom NV
ed in Newberry several years ago
when he was boy.
Mr. Robert D. Porter is on list
with six other young South Carollnl-
ans whose appointments as PROVISION
Al second lieutenants in the regular
army it was announced from WASH
ington Tuesday, will go to them as
a result of examinations held last
Anril Lieut.. Porter has been assign
ed to the infantry.
Deputy Clerk of Court I. B. Mann
has returned to Newberry' haVlns
failed to pass the physical examlna-
ton in Columbia as a member OF Ine
engineering corps and been honora-
bly discharged, partly on account Oh
his eyes and partly because or MS
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