The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-02
VARIOUS AND AzL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT.
The school teachers and student;
have returned and are returning Il
and from their respective places.
The Calvin Crozier chapter vii
meet with Mrs. Elmer Summer Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Parent-Teachers association
will meet at the Speers street schoo
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Robert E. Leavell entertaine'
few OF his friends with stag din
ner last Thursday.
The Calendar society of Contra
Methodist church will meet next Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. Nv. T. Harrell. =,
1t was "Hell to Pay Austin" at the
Opera House last Friday. 1t will be
something equally as good next Fri
day.
Union Academy saw the return oi
Mr.. ]. NJ Wilson to its fertile fields
and pleasant places last week, after
a spell Of clerking in the city.
For the year 1915 there were issu,
ed 3S9 marriage licenses in Newberry
1876 white and 254 colored. The blacks
beat the whites by 119.
County Supervisor ]. C. Sample has
bought another Ford, making three
Fords he has purchased in month
lor tne Union Transfer company.
Cursing on the streets is strictly
forbidden in Newberry. It cost Jeti
Bowman, colored, sac to do that, in
tie judgment OF the recorder Last
Friday.
There will be call meeting OF the
Kings Daughters at the residence OF
Mr.. Nat Gist Wednesday afternoon
January 3 at 400 o'clock. Full at
tendance is desired.
among the delegates appointed BY
the governor to the international For
estry conference to be held in Wash
ington January IS and 19 is Mr.. w. H.
Wallace Of Newberry.
The official vote Of South Carolina
is announced as follows: Democrats,
61,S46; Union Republicans, 1850; Pro
gressive Republicans, 259; Progress
sives, 1852; Socialists, 1875.
1t does not pay 20 get drunk and
raise a disturbance, as William Her
bert, colored found out when he paid
$40, which he was fined by Recorder
Earhardt last Friday.
Among the items received by Thorn
we'll orphanage, as mentioned in the
last issue of Our Monthly, CLIFTON,
We note: One barrel -four from Mr..
j. Y. Clary Of Newberry. s. c.; Ave-
leigh Sunday school, Newberry, $40
In the Connie Maxwell's last issue,
among the receipts to the orphanass
toi: the months Of October and Novem-
b:.r are the following. Fret NeH5er-
ry S. g., $12.o1; West End s. s. $l9.5o;
West End s: S., $5.91, ist :teWberry,
$40.
A bank in Newberry was robbed
Sunday night or early Monday morn
ing-Mr. G. W. Jacobs potato bank.
If the thief stole the potatoes on the
first day of the year he will be steal
ing potatoes all the year. That's az
awful job on his hands.
Mr.. James Wallenzine moved his
family from the country to the city on
Tuesday Of last week. On Wednesday
he ran away with a 16-year-old girl.
Wallenzine left wife and five chill
dren, now living in Purcell row. His
with the girl is unknown.
1t is the law in Newberry to leave
a place when ordered to do SO by an
officer. Roscoe Williams, c. lored, re-
fused to leave business house when
commanded so to do by an officer.
1t cost him just SO, commonly called
ten bucks, by order of the recorder
last Friday.
The Drayton Rutherford chapter,
U. D. c., will meet with Mrs. H. L..
Parr on Tuesday afternoon, January
End For this short January after
noon the members are asked to meet
at fifteen minutes before 4, as matters
of Importance are to come up for dis
cussion
The pageant, Christ in America, .
as repeated at the Lutheran Church
of the Redeemer on Sunday night from
start to finish, beginning and ending
each with one of the most beautiful
solos to the accompaniment of some
of the grandest pipe organ music ever
heard in this city.
The Moman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will hold
their week of prayer this week begin
ing on Monday afternoon and continu-
ing through the week The meetings
will be held at 4 o'clock at the pas
a.,