The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-25
PURELY Personal
gAs Movements of many People, New
Serrians, and Those Who Visit
NeWherry.

Ibe nlSQ ScnOOl at IU!uaN
Aiss Frances Scholtz of Charlotte
lis visiting Miss Lila Summer.
Mrs. J. NJ. Workman returned Sat-
urday from visit to Clinton.
Ray Gallman was the guest OF Mrs.
s. T. Gallman at Waverly, Columbia,
Sast week.
Maj. J. F. J. Caldwell returned last
Friday from a months stay in Wash
Ington, D. C.
Miss Wygelia Amick was the CUES.
ef Mrs. Cora Patrick at Waverly, Co.
lumbia, last week.
Mrs. ]. E. Summer and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in '+'anta.-
Greenwood Journal.
Miss Lena Young of Whitmire is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. ]. Nunna-
maker, in Richland county-Columbia
Record.
Mr.. Ben Burn of Camp Sewer spent
ahe weekend at Helena with his
mother, Mrs. Lima Burn.
Mr.. J. NJ. Williamson was among
those going to Camp Jackson on the
18th from Newberry in the line OF
enlisted men. His name was acct
t1entally omitted in the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ryon Workman and
little son Eugene B. of Laarens spent
a short weekend in Newberry, where
a few of their friends had the plea
sure Of seeing them.
Miss Ruby Herren of Whitmire is
among the young ladies who have
gone to Columbia to make that city
their home.
Mrs Duncan Johnson and child
were weekend visitors to the home of
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. J.
Duckett, in Clinton.
Mr.. Tant Wicker went home to
,Laarens Saturday night with his faith
ser, MIR. Monroe Wicker, to spen~
Sunday there
Miss Louise Melton has gone 10
Winthrop college as one of the new
students in that fine institution Of
learning.
gdiss Troxelle Wright, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. R. D. Wright, :
went to Greenville last week and haa
her tonsils removed.
4 Mrs. "A. W. Eargle and daughter OF
Newberry are spending some time
with Miss Willie Owens in Councr
Herald.
miss Caroline Haskell Wright OF l
Laurens county and Miss Rosa Hamn
vf SAyerstreet are among the return !
ed students OF Newberry college. !
.saars. Mary A.. Smith, who died the
nyst OF the week in Columbia. was a
sister of Mrs. w. H, Ward of PROG ;.
Desny.
Red. Edw. Fulenwider attended the
in Columbia last week OF the
meeting of the Foreign Mission Board
of the United Synod Of the South. !
Mr. J. NJ Garrett of Pickens, on
his way home from the U. S. court
at Rock Hill, spent short While IN
;Nemberry with his son, Mr.. NJ. c.
Garrett. t
aNr. Henry P. Dean, of the Green
wood mill, has enlisted in the regu-
Tar army. He was sent to Greenville
and will go from there to Savannah,
Journal.
Mrs. ". P. Housal and daughter
Miss Vera Houseal, are visiting the
families of DR.. Theodore Johnstone
and DR.. w G. Houseal in Newberry.-.
The State.
Miss Lizzie Gaillard of Spartanours
is visiting Miss Sarah Halfacre. Miss
asaillard's friends are glad to see her
Mere where she formerly mace nel
home
Messrs. Leroy Eargle OF Lexlng-
ton and David Holman and Stokes
-Houck of Summerton are mentioned
by the papers as among the students
returning to Newberry college.
Mrs. F. c. Wright and Miss Louise
smith spent last Thursday night at
ahe home of Mrs. Wright's parents
7n-law, in Laurens county, where they
had pleasant time. !
Miss Gladys Higgins OF Easley,
who attended NeW'berry college last
session. came to the city last week
as a visitor and to be present at the
opening Of the present session OF the