The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-14
VARIOUS AND ALL iBOCT.
No late news of any more twins.

'Ae hear talk Of several approaching
weddings in Newberry.
Clarence Bracy, the oldest colored
barber in the city. has moved his
shop from Nance to McKlDoen street
The Bachelor Maids will meet with
Miss Caroline Cromer Tuesday after
neon at o'clock.
The Ladies AID Society of the
Church of the Redeemer will meet
at Mrs Maybin's and Mrs. Wicker S
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Included in the list of successful
candidates for training at the second
Officers Training camp to begin a.
Fort Oglethorpe on August q We find
A IS pound Bradford from tne
patch of Mr. G. W. Summer was some
thing to look at in town Saturday
with a piercing gaze.
The Burton School improvement
association will give an ice cream fes-
: tival at the home Mr.. D. R. Sem on
Friday, August II, beginning at 7:5o
p. m. Everybody is invited to come.
n-ot~acted meeting will begin a!
Smyrna church in No. 6 township
next Sunday, August 19, Rev. 7. c..
Coker will be assisted by the Rev Dr..
Conan of Ninety Six Dinner will be
served on the grounds.
Mr.. George Coleman sold 25 bales
cfcotton to Nat Gist Friday at 2s
cents. bringing $4,000 On the same
day Mr.. McDuffie Sigh soic the same
firm ten bales at that price. bringing
S1,119.34.
The following jurors from Newoerry
CON- Cor the regular term Of the
federal court which will convene -
Rock Hill, September 20. have bee"
drawn: c. E. Adams, Silverstreet; l..
F. Long. Route 8. Newberry: J. r.
Spearman. Jr.. Route /, Newberry.
The recorder had before him on
Monday morning six colored citizens =
Pink Todd, Ed Williams; Robert Miller.
Ed Worthy. Gent Cooper. and Jim
Ruff-eharged with gamo':ng with
cards. on Sunday. Each paid his fine
of $5. All had the ready money ex-
cept one, who borrowed his rom Is
member Of the bunch.
Having knocked his wife in the head
with stick Ed Wise is in Jail. Dep
uty Sheriff W. NJ. Dorroh arrested him
and brought him from oesow Prosper
perity, where the, difficulty oecurrea
Friday night The woman, is not ser;
iously injured. :. It was. another ase
where colored love, didn't run smoetp-
ly.
the following from Newberry: Charles
P: Barre, Newton Crow Byron V,
Chapman. James 3. D1ekett of Whit :
riiire,: John N. Johnstone and Neil. ":
Workman. - former: ,.Newb1errtaa,
Furman B. Longshore,. is also in ,t;ass ,t;alss
list, named from Laurens, as well as
Adam c. ,lones of spartanburg who IS
at Ft. Moultrie.
Rev, L. F. Holand the pastor Of the
Beth Eden pastorate has been srans-
ed vacation by his pas,orate and has
gone with his family to North Car
olina and will spend the time at Con-
cord, Hickory, Salisbury and otner
oinrs. DR.. A. J. Bowers VIII preacn
at Beth Eden next Sunday at 4:30 and
tie Sunday schools of the three con-
gregations will meet as usual during
the absence of the pastor.
An Alaska town in the gold rush
DAYS is seen in "The Flame of >tne
Yukon" at the opera house Wednesr
day, with Dorothy Dalton, an Alaskan
Carmen in this new Triangle play.
The dogs and sledges used in this
play we're ALI from Alaska. Real
rnalamutes and wolves figure in it,
and real Esllimos in their native furs
will be seen The lives Of two
strange children of the forest become
inextricably woven in a thrilling Sc
ries of events in the drama.
In Giving Becky a Chance at
the opera house Tuesday, charming
iWVfvian Martin, the Morosco-Para-
mount star who has scored so many
successes in Newberry, on the srmon,
has an opportunity to run hr entire
scale OF dramatic emotions from the
lightest light comedy to heavy, grip
ping tragedy. The story is that OF q
young girl, the daughter Of the gen
eral store keeper in a small country
town. So that the daughter may en-