The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-16
Mrs. Louisa Zobel, who is still in a
serious condition.

serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Lowe, Mr. J. G.
Lowe, Jr., Chesley Lowe and little
| Miss Ruth Lowe of Spartanburg mo-
tored here Sunday and spent the day
at the home of Mrs loves parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Chesley Dominick,
Mr. Dominick still being in serious
condition
Miss Dora Eddy of the Southern
Bell Telephone exchange in Columbia,
; is spending month resting at the
home of her father, Mr. ". H. Eddy,
and with other relatives in the city
and county.
Hazel Lee, the infant daughter OF
NJ. and Mrs. D. L. Beacham of Hell
ena, was baptized at Central Metho-
dist church Sunday morning.
Ben Burn of Camp Sewer spent the
weekend at Helena with his mother,
Mrs. Lima Burn.
An interesting letter has been re-
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White
from their son, Julian, of Company 2.
Fsfty-Fcurth Infantry, in camp at
Cnickamauga Park, Georgia. He says
that 'all the soldiers are watching the
folks not in the army to see what
they are going to do to help win the
war" In speaking of an entertain
ment in the Y. NJ. C. A. there, in
which the program was very enjoy
able. he says: "The Y. NJ. c. A. is a
big help to us in furnishing recrea-
tions and a homelike place to go.
It serves all purposes. 1t is
movie house. At other times it ser
YES the purpose Of church. It Is
even turned into big schoolroom
every day for those who do not have
q grammar school education. Various
entertainments, musicals. and various
other recreative programs are made
possible by it's existence. Besides all
chat, writing material, good books,
magazines and newspapers are fnr-
nished free of charge to all The Army
Y. NJ C. A certainly deserves all the
support it can get from the outside"
peculiar, looking grurd has been
shown US by Mr. w. F. Wishtman. We
want to describe this little gourd, but
hardly know how to do it. It appears
to US to be shaped like toy balloon
. with a round dark green body and
] yellow neck, which is all so perfect
, in marks and colors that one looking
at it from a distance would take it
to have been painted. 1t is DaDy
oourd and is sample OF all tna
gourds on the vine. If it could grow
: large enough it would make pretty
and ornamental drinking vessel. Mr.
: Wightman doesn't know the origin OF
the strange growth, as he got the
seed from somewhere in America
I and the person didn't know anything
about it. For all we know 1t may
have come from Jonah's gourd, be-
cause Jonaiiss gourd must have been
/ all vine.
In nammering away about the
Keep-a-Pig movement Mr.. Hoover is
taking a line which should produce
results Already in some Of the small
er cities of this State there is talk OF
amending ordinances permitting the
keeping of pigs within the city limits.
News and Courier. Aha, The Herald
and News advocated that some trme
ago. but it was hooted at in some
quarters, but now that it may be
"Hoovered" at it will perhaps take.
In order to make sure that the pic
ture. "The Fighting Trail" would
show western Violence as it really
would hare been, William Duncan
who plays the leading role ana ol-
rects the picture and who is natural
6phting man, and athlete of inter-
national reputation and who would
stand for no taking, secured the plains
and mountains, and the ranches ana
/ mines for the most fearless dare oe'-
lis in captivity and corralled bunch
Of wild actors whe would rather hgn!
than eat. There isn't fake fight in
the whole thirty reels and number o.
/ the cowboy actors will wear me1neh-
toes of their daring and the proWess
T.. 41.o;. oraras It is all