The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-24
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Miss Banna Green mas return2d
from visit to relatives at Goldville.
Miss Maggie Thomasson has gone -
Glenn Springs and will spend a week
or ten days at that health resort.
Mr.. M. Bruce Cannon of Eviston,
Fla, is in Newberry visiting his motn'
er, Mrs. T. C. Cannon. His many
friends are glad to see him.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, have returned to their home in
/ Clinton, after visiting Mrs. ]. r.
Green.
The ladies of the Calendar society
of Central Methodist church made
1885 at their rummage sale satur-
day.
The first number drawn was for
Ezra Gary, colored, who lives near
Mr.. B. NJ. Bushardt's place, between
Newberry and Pomaria.
Those who have registered, but who
have not been drafted, can enlist ii
any branch of the service that they
may choose.
The Newberry members of the
Coast Artillery companies have been
notified to report to their respective
! companies today, as they expect to be
ordered into service Immediately.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Forest Counts OF
St. Petersburg, Fla, arrived Satur-
dav to spend some time with his sis
ter, Mrs. J. L. Dickert, and other
relatives in NeW'berry.
Miss Maude Abrams returned from
the Columbia hospital Saturday after
recovering from an operation for ap-
peadicits, her many friends are glad
to know:
Rev. F. g. Dibble preached at Nine
ty Six Sunday morning. Presiding Ell
der w.. HLefbert occunying Mr.. Dib-
ble's pulpit and holding quarterly con-
ference.
The Pocahontas council Of the
Newberry order of Red Men will re-
ceive the benefit from the moving pic
ture show Friday afternoon and night,
the proceeds to be used in the cause
now before the country. We hope
the sum raised will be large.
A marriage license issued July %,
! 1916, was used July 21, 1917, when the
Rev. E. D. Kerr performed marriage
ceremony at the Presbyterian mansc
Saturday afternoon uniting Miss Ruth
Harman and Mr.. George R. Price, bota
of Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Watson and
Master Chisholm Watson motored
from Bamberg to Newberry to spend
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs.
Watson's sister, Mrs. C. F. Wertz. They
left Monday morning to return to!
Bamberg, carrying Miss Marguerite
Wertz home with them on visit.
The st. Luke's Young Peoples Mis-
sionary society will meet next Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at st.
Luke's church. The program will De
in the hands OF Miss Esther Nichols.
Some special business pending. A ,
f,,11 ot<ondaroo ic 6ocirQ6
A little negro boy, Abraham Gary,
16 years old, is serving a term of co
days on the changing, in lieu Of the
payment of fines amounting to s45 i'm
posed by the recorder on Monday
morning. Abraham was up on three
harges-carrying concealed weapon,
stealing money and stealing chickens.
Mr.. Claude Dominick has so far re-!
covered from his recent serious illness
as to be able to visit" the postoffice,
where he is so useful in the discharge
of his duties. He came down, or
rather up, for little while Monday
to look on and get his bearings prepa-
tory to going to work. We along with
his numerous other friends, are glad
to see him out again.
The Greenwood Journal has the
same difficulty we have when it says: !
Some times there is complaint that
the names Of visitors 10 some folks
never appear in the paper. This is
the fault of the people who fail to in |
form US We try to get al the names !,
Of those coming and going that we
can but il IS impossible for US to get
them ALL
Messrs. David Caldwell, James Crot- |
we'll, Robert Frank Jackson, Ellesor
Adams, James Scott, Eddie Dickert
and Forrest Sumner, all OF whom