The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

regulation fine OF S. for speeding are
DR.. Boyd Jacobs and Mr.. T. A. Hipp.
Mr.. John Glymph paid 81 in the re-
, corder,s court "Wednesday on the
charge of riding bicycle on sidewalk.
The Memo sial service at Rosemont
cemetery, next Sunday afternoon, will
be held at $50 o'clock, instead OF the
hour announced last week.
Copeland Brothers are telling in
this issue of some bargains they are
giving in staple goods. See their
ad in this issue and take advantage
/ OF the reduction in prices.
The Ladies Aid society and the
Womans Home society of the Church
of the Redeemer will hold joint
! meeting with Mrs. C. F. Latham Sun
day afternoon at 4:3O.
Mr.. Frank G. Davis was elected a
member of the executive board at the
meeting in Sumter last week of the
! .outh Carolina Pigeon Breeders as
sociation.
Gail Kane Will play IN LAS Man
Made Her" at the opera house Mon
day. 1t tells very interesting story
of woman seeking revenge and
finding happiness. You want to see
that.
Ruby Fair, colored, was up before
Recorder Earhardt Tuesday charged
with vagrancy. The girls sentence
was suspended on condition that she
60 to work and stick to it.
Magistrate C. w. Douglas had Isa-
/ iah Boozer. colored. before him Sat
urday under Indictment Lof assault
and battery, to watch Isaiah pleade'l
! guilty. The magistrate fined h!m 50,
! which Isaiah paid.
! For using a big stick as a weapon
! in a case of assault and battery,
! which Bernice DeWalt was charged
: x-th before Magistrate Douglas We'd
nesday, the magistrate made the line
SO, which the woman paid.
At the meeting of the Winthrop
! Daughters Friday afternoon they Or
ganized a Red Cross detachment OF
the national league for woman's ser
vice, and also decided 10 furnish and
maintain a room in the hospital when
| it is established.
The preaching at the county home
! Sunday will be in the morning at lO
o'clock sharp, instead Of at . as
heretofore announced The change
has been made owing to engagements
by the preacher. the Rev. ". R.
rOuknight.
For the support fund OF Thornweil
orphanage as published in tie ta5t
issue of Our Monthly, Clinton, we
! fin7 the following items in the list.
Benevolent society, Newberry, SIT;
-,leig!l Sunday school, NeWberry,
SIG.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Owings, on
their way from Campobello to Ehr-
hardt, stopped over Tuesday morn
ing with Mrs. w. E. Merchant and
little son, Ernest, in the city. Rev.
Mr.. Owings, who is Baptist minis
ter, has accepted call to Ehrhardt.
Mr.. Walter Aiken, who died recent
ly at his home in Nashville, Tenn,
was a brother-i -in-law of Chief of Po-
lice e. L. Rodelsperger, Mr.. Aiken
having married Miss Fannie Rodel-
sperger, formerly Of Newberry. Her
many friends in this community SYM
pathize with her in her affliction.
The big sale at Caldwell and Haiti
wanger's has been a great success.
People have crowded the store from
the very beginning and are still tak-
ing advantage of the great bargains
to be had. In order to give every one
an opportunity to take advantage OF
the great reduction in prices that is
being offered the sale will continue
for ten days longer.
Having undergone remodellng, etc.,
the Arcade is again in running order.
Under the new management some
changes have been made, in ventila-
ton and in other respects. Fridays
program. with special music, includes
Billie Burke in "Gloria's Romance -
and the child actress, Baby Marie Os-
borne, in Sunshine and Shadow"
Two good actresses in good plays.
The services at the tent meeting
in High Point will commence tonight,
Thursday The meeting will be In
charge Of the Rev. J. B. King OF
Memphis, Tenn, who holds the same
relationship to the Pentecostal Holi-
ness people as does Methodist BIS
hop over his territory. The Rev. D.
R. Brown Of spartanburg anu the
Rev. J. c. Smith will assist at the
meeting.
Miss Sara Halfacre is back to her
duties at the telephone exchange, af-
ter recovering from her recent oper-
alton TO. the removal Of her adenoids
and tonsils at the Columbia hospital.
Miss Verna Lane, who underwent
similar operation at the same time
and place, hasn't resumed her work
vet with the telephone group, as her
duties require more talking:
Mrs. W. D. Lomax and baby. after
an extended visit here to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chesley Dominfck,
left Thursday for her home IN Rag