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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
MOVED.

MOVED.
From 40s Martin bldg. 10 POI Mills St.
CREEL s CANNON,
2o1 Mills 81. Ehone SOS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02


FOR hent-koomS Furnished.
S-ICr- - - -
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~ hNlsdED rooms s9s y OREGON ST
u kNIsHED roon. 500 River. Ph- $685.
NIrE sunny bedroom 7g7 n santa F1-
ETODFF{Y al 7--,-i-,-- F--7i, 49, mo d
TlE0F0os7. - ~. 75--5.-s.----
49, --- 80 y, - - =. w.
s0,lI 011 z. Dill eol4 2s-lo2iil- "A z4l1-
= - '-'---s 1@---' Steam --a-- '--
y 25e1l9ll-
DELMAh rooms, 4lI5z y stanton; rng-
selel. zee pains -ye- 81 Gay; - UP EAly-
MUND1 heishts-Nlcs room. walking dis
sel.ee- none s,2o-
NICELY furnished room for gentlemen.
none 2-ss,
NICE large room. small kitchen, nice
plsse. I12ns se9s-
HOTEL LAKE,. rooms and bath. 81, So.
80, "a DO w No IN 59os- Close IN.
FL kNisHED room close In; hot and cold
wafer; Ieasonanle rate. Fhone 500
NICELY furnished room. $500 MADEIRA ST.
Phone els4M.
NICE Conner ROOMS; CLOSE IN. lis
DAVIS
ROOM in private family for party en-
p-oy co on AElzona-
SMALL sleeping room, s. week ia $
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

LITTLE MORE THAN HALF PRICE
Must be sold this week Splendid
home. ideal neighborho0d. ap-
praised at $500; reception hall.
living room. buffers pantry. real
kitchen, four large bedrooms,
closets and bath. $3.50 viii take
il. See
ROsEBOROUGH & DYER,
sos Mills bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.

AAlAA@n@eE A--Ar ANAeAA-4
TWO large pleasant rooms in nice home
reasonable no sick or children. 15sl
Wyoming.
TWO light Housekeeping rooms; near
high school, all conveniences; reasonable.
1011 p Nevada
one or more rooms. kltcheuet; with or
without garage. 921 " FL Paso 81. IN
second block from Masonic temple
VERY nice. large Housekeeping room and
sleeping porch; desirable for adults Pm
$3.50. 81 y Florence.
Housekeeping Rooms Unfurnished
Two housekeeping rooms. Phone 500
TWO or three ideal housekeeping rooms
and sleeping porch. no children Ph- 22ll-
TWO rooms, So month; close To Fps
S-W- shops 2fe5 F. MissourL
TWO nice unfurnished rooms near Fl
Paso foundry. Phone III
TWO housekeeping rooms Tor rent IA
Newman ST.
TWO Iaree rooms. VI furnished. for rent
Price SIS. can At 1873 wyoming 81
THREE rooms. furnished or unfurnished-
200 Texas
TWO rooms with sleeping porch IN new
brick house- 2S26 COPPER
one unfurnIshed room for rent. e07 ".
Rio Gra1de. Phone 44I1J.
For Rent-Rooms and Board.
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ROOMS and board. cheap. 1915 y e Paso.
ROOMS and board close in sll n e Pas2.
ROOM and board. two gentlemen private
family Phone 5521.
ROOM and board for gentleman 215 W
BIO Grande- Phone 453s.
PLEASANT rooms for rent; board II de-
sired -1g Arizona
ROOM, sleeping porch. private family;
board u desired Phone 6l-l-
ROOMS with board. strictly first class.
514 W Missouri
ENCELLENT room. board. private home.
ROOM and porch for gentlemen; board
= desired. reasonable. Phone eo9l-
WILEY sanatorium for tuberculosis. mod
ern- rates So wk. up, including hospital
attention. Phone 1SI4 Tor our auto
WANTED Convalesceut boarders. sleep
ing porrhess reasonable rate $500 Nash
vile. Phone SIS
A HOME sanatorium FOR convalssceuts;
wonderful climate. excellent table. $50 per
month. Box Is. Tularosa. y. ~
GENTLEMAN, convalescent. sleeping
porch. dressing room, good meals Phone
s1o3W-
NlCE room for one or two men. with good
meals; family table COS n Florence
Phone $3.50.
NICELY furnished rooms in modern home:
barh adjoining: excellent table 1873 Up
son ave. Phone 1555W.
SPEND the winter at Mountainair sana-
forum. AlamoEordo. n. Mexico. Excellent
shade trees. lawns; pure air. no smoke
Rates reasonable. Write US Mountainair
sanatorium- Alamogordc, New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

NEW FOUR ROOM
BRICK BUNGALOW
Near Alta Vista school. $50 cash
or lots or auto first payment, bal
ance monthly.
FRANK T. COX,
Phone 6425. 219 Caples bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

Special Notices.
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PlANO aud Spanish lessons. Phone Ss6sI
YOUR mattress renovated. Sl-T5 up: car
PEE c-taned Erwin Mfg Co. phi. ITO
ChIROPkACTOR- graduate NsC- Cora
81. Franson- DC 1902 Montana Phi T52lW
CHOICE alfalfa seed. Use 10. Phone 42slsi-
THE only steam carpet cleaners: sxI5. 81:
Acme Nat q Feather Co. phi 1871.
We pack. ship and store goods Houston
Transfer & Storage Co.
MILLINERY WORK reasonable: remodel
ing speciality Lula Mason. COL y. Oregan
y. c. CHESTER. caterer: first class SER
wee or u kinds: office phone 5s75; resi-
dence phone 35S0N.
PERRY, expert furniture repairer and
1obbing carpenter; moved from 20s West
Overland 20 eos So Kansas. Drop postal.
NOTICE-The Western Furniture Co sells
furniture only no clothing. and IS To-
Gated corner stanton and Overland e..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
NV HOMES

Phone 81
AN AWFUL SACRIFICE
ORC, NEAR PIEDRAS.
New rooms with complete furnishings Of
choice fumed oak and mahogany; all rugs,
select china complete set kitchen uten-
sis an Up 10 date gas range, Pittsburg
water heater n TACT. most everything eX-
cept hats and trunks, including many
90 for $780, $500 cash down, balance at
SIS monthly, interest included. Hop on 20
this and save lots Of money
T. +. HEAD & CO..
21l Mills beg. Phone s12o.
FOk GALE
Apartment site 10A feet front. on y. Kan
sas St: only Sc feet Of Montana St; iot
contains two no lseS rs1t.EE for SO mo-
EARL MANON, PHONE oil.
For SaIe-Counhy Property.
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FOR SALE cheap-Lots $40. block ID.
Deming Hts addn-, Deming, y n Mrs
Mary E L0ckridge. p I. box 532, Il Paso-
FINE FARM OFFERINGS.
so, 509-62 acres, paved road. this side
acres alfalfa, bal in cult Trade for Fl
Paso property
S5O0-55 acres Chamberino. IS acres al
falfa. two acre orchard, p acres other
crops; , I'm. house, team. farming impIe-
meuts; exchange FOR FL Paso property.
&Z5oo-10 acres. CanutilIO; room adobe.
well and gas engine $1,000 cash. bal suit
$1,000 acres raw land vineyard tract
level fine location: exchange for city prop
erty-
SIS per aCre-57 acres two mi from An
th9ny: exchange for 81 Paso property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
FOR EXCHANGE

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us
We can sell OF trade it; business oppor-
tunlties in DeminE-
WELLS-PEUGH,
61s-17 Martin bldg Phone 1883.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
Welding Shops

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CRANK CASES welded strong. straight
and neat Buchanan Weld'ng WORKS. 21Z
san Francisco 81. Phone G1fI
WELDING-The way il should Be done:
any size.
BROWN WELDING CO. 600 TEXAS 81
WESTERN WELDING MANUFACTURING
Co--Manufacturers Of welded sheet metal
products. welded pipe and special pipe fit
tings. auto and engine parts. heavy ma
chine parts S2S S. santa Fe 81. Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

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SWITCHES and Quffs made from combinga
Wigs for rent 10 BEcklsr BldE- PA 1s11-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
Special NoHces.

COME and see our wonderful bargains ir
comforts and blankets Rio Grande Furni-
cure Co.. 207 g. stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

TWO large pleasant rooms in nice home
reasonable; no sick or children. 1881
WON fuE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

SUNNY CREST SANArORIUM
For tuberculosis. trained nurse IN attend
auLe; hot and cold running water best
rlea in city: largest and coolest sleeping
porches. 2f51 fremont St Phone 460i.
Rates $3.50 and SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
Leral Nohcas

Legal Noices
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NOTICE IS hereby given that have sold
my interest in the firm Of KILLER & Ed
wards al -01 Mills bldg and all obl1gE-
lions are assumed by the firm o. Anderson
& Edwards.
I. T KILLER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

FL PAsO STORAGE WAREHOUSE
PHONE 21e5
Best facilities. best service and
lowsst prices for storage OF house
hold goods. trunks. etc Phone for
our vans or trucks
OVER $500 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

BEAUTIFUL furnished room.
sleeping porch and bath. very rea-
sonabIc; table board II desired
ISIS Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

For Rent-Riisceilaneous.
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GARAGE-s2s W. No Phone 1853.
FOR RENT-Bricl garage. 1910 Mesa Pr
S5I2W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
For SaIe-Countrv PrOperfy.


FOR SALE cheap-Lots $40. block ID,
Deming Hts addn-, Deming. y N. Mrs
Mary E L0ckridge. r I. box 532. FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

H0GSTE1N cow for AZ At sSs7 Bis6eo s.
SEVEN weeks old calf for sale bargain
Phone 73-0W-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
PRESIDENT j. $. MOFFETT
TO PRESENT ERSkISE COLLEGE

DR.. J. S. Moffett, president Of Err
skine college will preach in the coun-
ty on Saturday and Sabbath and Will
present the endowment of Erskine
college. On Saturday morning at II
o'clock he will preach at Prosperity
and present the college and on Sab
bath morning he will preach at the
same place and the holy communion
will be administered Sabbath after
noon at 4 o'clock he will preach at
Cannon Creek (the old church, ana
will present the college claim. 1t
$50 Sabbath evening he will again
preach in the Prosperity church.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
News Of SilTerstreet.

Silverstreet, S. c., May 2.-Hurrah
for vacation! Friday, May 4th, We
put away our books, pencils and tab.
lets for this scholastic year has
drawn to close. j.,
DR.. Bowers will preach the closing
sermon in the school auditorium Sun
day morning at eleven o'clock.
There will be exercises by pupils
Monday evening, beginning at 8 o.
clock. Tuesday evening there viii
be a defamation contest between pu-
pills of the high school, also reading
of essays by graduates. Everyone Is
invited, so come. =
Miss Bessie Zimmerman has re-
turned from Greenwood where she
visited her parents and friends.
Miss Mamie Lee Clamp Of Chap
pells and Miss Willie Long or Bates
burg visited Mrs. Clamp the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Horace Leitzsey has ire-broken
his arm, but after careful setting it
is growing back nicely.
These hard times are making the
farmers hustle, but the boys don't
mind hoeing cotton now, for it may
keep them from going to war.
If the high price of sugar contln-
ues, coffee will have to go barefoot
ed.
From the looks of the gardens the
Silverstreet cooks will soon cease
grumbling about having nothing to
cook.
Law Boy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
TO HOLD ANOTHER MEETING
NEXT TUESDAY AFTERNOON

We could not attend the meeting
OF citizens on Tuesday afternoon be-
cause about that time we were engas-
ed with Mr.. Jim Wheeler in paying
our respects to some of that good
country ham at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. T. W. Keitt eight and half
miles from Newberry. but we under
stand that there was fairly good at
tendance and much interest mani
tested in the organizing of cham
Der of commerce and providing a mar
ket for the farm produce which We
have been advising the farmers to
grow.
Several good speeches were made
we can always get them-We are
long on good speeches-and a COM
mittee was appointed to get up set
Of rules and bylaws and report to
another meeting to be held next Tues
day afternoon at the court house at
s O'Clock. The committee is COM
posed of J. B. Hunter, G. W. Summer,
w. w. Cromer, J. Y. McFal, q. F.
Wright.
we are uOI OppOoSo W SooN
speeches, do not misunderstood US,
but the time has now come for &C
ton. We had a meeting here about
the first of March to take up this
same thing of market, and We had
some good speeches then and good
many of them, and committee was
appointed some time after that meet
ing, and if that committee has ever
met we have never heard Of it. TIE
market is the thing. 1t should be as
sured before the planting time is
over and if it is it will prove the
greatest incentive We could hold out
to the farmer to grow more food stuff
than he will need for his own use.
There is little doubt now that there
will be good prices for food stuffs.
There are good prices right now, and
they will likely prevail, but the pro-
ducer is not getting the benefit OF
them. The money is being made by
the middle man and the speculator.
and we are finding no fault with
these men, but we want to see II We
cannot get some plan by which the
man who produces the wealth of the
country may reap some of the bene-
fits to himself. A good market for
him will help. where he can sell for
the cash at the market price.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
st. Phillips Luther League.

There will be public all-day
meeting Of the st. Phillips Luther
League on the first Sunday, May 6tn
beginning at 10:30 O'Clock.
The regular May programme VII
be carried out as follows:
Topic-Lutheranism planted on tht
coast of tropical Africa.
Song.
Scripture Lesson. Acts S:26z40-
The Need of a Preacher.
Prayer by Mr.. G. H. Ruff.
Study Lutheranism in Africa.
Leaders Introduction.
The Coustry, Q5) facts on Africa:
(1) by Miss Freddie Banks.
(2). Lutheran Pioneer on the Eas'
Coast-by Miss Ola Lominick.
(3). Lutheranism in South Afrlcs
by Mr.. Albert Wicker.
az. Nsamn Wambote Tome-oJ
Mr.. Olen Crumpton.
(0. Lutheranism on the West
Coast-by Mr.. Effers Livingston.
(6). Muhlenberg Mission-by Miss
Ola Lominick
(0. German and Norwegian Worf
in Africa-by Miss Bessie Lomlnlck
Needs of Africa-by MIR. G. II. Run
Song.
Bibbo: Story of an African Girl
by Miss Freddie Banks.
For What Purpose was Man Made
by B. c. Banks.
Address by Mr. Caughman OF Ne"
berry college.
Offerings.
Close with the Lords Prayer
The afternoon session will consis
of addresses by the pastor. Rev. 5
p Koon and also Mr.. Charles T
Rarr. president of the Young Peoples
Federation of S. G.
The public is cordially invited
Dinner will be served on the ground:
at the noon recess. Let everyone
come who can.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

worn ont with the incessant fighting
and see a good opportunity 10 tnro"
war ON our soldiers while they enjoy
rest All soldiers grow tired OF
warfare in three yea aelr en-
thusiasm, patriotism and amoltioh
grows cool in that time.
There is one thing would ike 70
have explained to me. Why IS IL
that England and France, With tne
most formidable navies in the world
with their great fleets OF torpedo
boat destroyers and submarines tney
have been building for two years.
having all the experience Of two years
fgbting in the new methods of naval
warfare. and right on the spot, II
they can't destroy Germany's suoma-
rines, by what hypothesis do tney
think, Americas navy, three thousand
miles away, without experience ana
unprepared, can accomplish the feat?
The submarines will be concealed
from the Americans as from the
allies. Do they expect our ships 70
90 down on the bottom of the sea 10
QnQ IuGu
But if our country calls. every man
that is able and fit, should respond.
The country can never be wrong
when she calls her sons to the stan
dard. When war is declared, we
must never question the merits OF the
controversy. We must believe our
country is right.
We are in it now and must make
the best of t. When going in battle
we are to obey the officers without
questioning their commands. There
may be many things that our leaders
see, that it is not for you to know.
We may lose dozen or two OF our
bottle ships while the English are
looking through their telescopes from
afar. while our ships fight and go
down. That is no concern OF yours.
We must defend our honor, democra-
cy. and fight for humanity. Perhaps
the allies have done their share, and
it is kind of them to give way and let
us have part Of, the, honor; that, fs
Ipiling up to be the boast Of posterity.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
ST. PHILLIPS SCHOOL
WILL PICNIC SATURDAY

The ST Phillips school will close
on Friday and will have a picnic at
Mr.. D. E. Halfacre's grove on Satur-
day The public is invited to attend
the picnic and bring baskets.
The school has been taught the
past session by Misses Mary and Ola
Brown and has had very success
full session. The trustees have been
fortunate in securing the services OF
these two sisters to teach the school.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

land. Ala. wnere her husband has his
Headquarters. Mr.. Lomax is manaS-
er of four Cora-Cola Bottling plants
one of which is located at Ragiand'
where he lives, the others being n
the surrounding territo".,'.
The Presbytery CT South Carolina,
in called meeting at Greenwood on
Nav 1st, refused to dissolve the pas
,nral relation Of the Rev. T. c. Crok-
er and the Smyrna group of churches,
His services at each of his churches
will remain as heretofore Ihis
pleasant news will be very accept
able to the many friends in the city,
as we are sure it is to the Smyrna
community, and the action of presoy-
terv will prove to be agreeable all
around.
Wearing the flag is not an affecta~
ton of dress, as the Columbia Rec-
ord says. We agree with the Record
also when it says: every man who
wears a flag should feel the full sig
nifcance of the fact" A letter from
Richmond, Va, the capital of the Con-
federacy, tells that every man in tfar
city is wearing the flag, and that the
women stopped the men On the streets
and pinned the flag upon their coats.
A Greenwood dispatch to the Green
Vile Piedmont says: Company 3
is one Of the crack companies OF the
First regiment. The boys saw ser
vice on the border and are seasoned
soldiers" Among the boys in that
company from Newberry are T. 3.
Bullock, w. G.. Bullock and D. $.
Werts. In the Machine Gun comps
is Carol M. Dennis, and in comp
X are Guy Brown, Humbert AuIi'
J. N. Chappell, J. H. Fellers, P. 3.
Cromer, J. B. Goodwin and Nj. L.
Glasgow.
Preaching may be expected at st.
Luke's Episcopal church Sunday
morning by the Rev. W. S. Holmes
An ad in this issue will inform
those contemplating enlistment that
DR.. W. C. Ezell will examine eyes
free of charge and show the visual
requirements. He will be glad to DO
this. 1t will be we'll for all interest
ed persons to take advantage OF DR..
Ezelrs generous offer, as it may, as
he says, save some the expense and
disappointment of going to the re,
cruiting station and being turned
down on account of poor vision.
DR.. J A. Meldau and Mr.. D. FAR
Pifer left last Sunday night for Fort
Moultrie, Charleston, to stand exam
ination for entrance to the United
States army, DR.. Meldau into the
Medical Reserve corps. Mr.. Pifer TOR
the Quartermaster department. The
latter returned on "Wednesday morn
ing, the former on Thursday morn
ing. DR.. Meldau passed on all tests
except the eyes, and the department
at Washington will have to pass on
that. Mr.. Pifer successfully passed
the mental examination. The papers
in the physical examination will have
to be passed on In Washington.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

Civil war and continued in service
until the last Confederate soldier
rested and nursed back to sufficient
strength to travel. passed out of Its
doors to resume his way homeWard.
During the days when the hospital
was full of sick soldiers, there rode
I'D to the front of the building Il
party of some ten Confederate ofil-
GERS on their way west. l at once
recognized in their midst the sur
geon general of the C. S. A., ana
going out to speak to him, reported
that his assigning me to duty at
Charleston had not been carried OUT,
but that I was here in Newberry In
charge of a hospital, recently organ
lied and invited him to visit same
and give me new assignment for
duty. His reply was, Continue here
on duty as long as there is SICK
soldier to take care Of" Thus New
berry had Confederate hospitai
that was honored by the personal ap-
proval and reception Of the surgeon
general of the Confederate States
and was taking care of the soldiers
for weeks after the close of the Civil
war. And there were many tearful
farewells given as the soldier boy,
his flag furled, his country conquer
ed, his days dark and dreary, bade
goodbye to his new found friends,
the women Of the south, who with
brave hearts and an unconquered
spirit cheered him and bid him God
speed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

Mrs. L. W. Floyd read most ex-
cellent paper which she has promls-
ed to let The Herald and News print
after it passes the censorship of the
local historian of the Chapter.
Mr.. John NJ. Kinard was called on
and made a talk in which he spoke
of the patriotism of the Confederate
soldier and paid tribute to the Wo-
men. He said he had the pleasure OF
being present at the organization OF
the Drayton Rutherford Chapter and
then he talked about the present war
and said we would exterminate the
Kaiser and told of the patriotism that
was manifest in the north and how
American flags were displayed and of
the enthusiasm of the people.
A number of Confederate veterans
were invited to this meeting as they
were two years ago and they enjoyed
the hospitality of the Daughters.
After the talks and the business
meeting the guests were given d
most delicious dinner to which We
have already alluded And we can
speak at least for this writer ana
Jim Wheeler, We enjoyed it and show
ed our appreciation of it in very
substantial way.
Mr.. Keitt has a most delightful
country home with all the modern
conveniences and f,r the time being
we all forgot about the high cost of
living. He lives at what is known
as the Wadlington place just eight
and half miles east Of Newberry ana
in fine section Of the county with
good roads and fine farming lands.
We could not seriously object to be-
ing called on oftener than every TWO
years to take some of the Daug' 5
to a meeting like this one
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
West End Baptist Church.
(H. ". Stone, pastor 7.

Oh. W. SlOne, pdStOIJ'
e:45 a. m.-Sunday school, ]. Z.
Jones superintendent.
II a. m.-Preaching subject, 'Ine
Mothers Wages
7:45 D. m.-Evening service preach
ing hour. Strangers and visitors are
warmly welcome at these services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
DOMINICk SCHOOL TO CLOSE
FRIDAY MAY IL

The closing exercises of the DOM
mick school, Miss Dolly Mae Sem,
teacher, will be held on Friday even
ing May II beginning at 8 o'clock.
There will be exercises by the chill
dren and the public is invited. The
ladies of the community will serve
ice cream from 7 to o'clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04
Annual Sacred Concert.

The annual sacred concert at the
Church of the Redeemer Will be heiu
Sunday, beginning at 6:45 p. m. II
promises to be an entertainment OF
the highest order, as the program Id,
cludes both vocal and instrumental
music by some of the finest local tai
ent in solos and by chorus.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

Meeting Of the D. A. Dickert Chapter
The D. A. D1ckert chapter Will
hold its regular meeting Saturday.
Nav :. 1917, at four o'clock. at A:-:Hne
and Ella Dunn's.
Louise Perry, Pres.
Alliene Dunn, Sec.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

COTTON SEDD WANTED-We are
still buying cotton seed and will pay
highest. market price.
Summer Bros. Co.:
5-4-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-04

TWO MILLION Wakefield and
Drumhead cabbage plants for SALE.
s1.5O per thousand. NJ. NJ. Buford.
5-4-3t