The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-03
PURELY PERSONAL
Eae Movements of wany Peepie, New.
4errianS. and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

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<..:.ntcn are visiting relatives here.
Mr. White FAINT Of Columbia was in
ss2Ae city on a brief visit last week.
.air. }. l.. keitt. Of Ballentine spent
,sf@ weekend in the city.
Misses Blanche Smith and Lucy
Sallace of Chappells spent the week
~so5 with Mrs R. D. Smith, Jr.
Guy Blankenship of Newberry
sspent Tuesday night in the city with
~eaatires-Rock Hill Record.
Miss Estelle Bowers spent Sunday
ew5rh friends at Tryon, \. C.-Campo-
hello Cor. Spartanburg Herald, 30th.
Mrs. E. H. Jahnz and little daugh-
deg of Pennsylvania are the guests
sos Mrs E. E. Williamson.
Miss jamie Connell of Clinton spent
The weekend with Miss Leone SWind-
ser at Helena.
Nr. Ossie Stewart, the expert fire
hose travelling salesman. paid his
family visit last week on his rounds.
AIRS. W! A. Mcdonald and children
ct Hodges are visiting relatives in
Sewberry.
Mrs. w. W. Beatty returned this
week from a visit to relatives in New
5erry.-Ira Cor Anderson Mail, 30th.
Hiss Grace Earle and Miss Rucker
al Columbia spent the weekend in
X7nard.
Miss Toy Latham Of Little Noun
Sasn is visiting her brother, Mr.. c.
+ Latham.
Nrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr., returned
80 Columbia last week after pleas
AIT visit to Newberry, where she was
she guest Of Miss Carolyn Cromer.
sar. and Mrs. Elmer Summer, Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. B. Mayes and Miss Kate
Summer motored to Columbia last
Friday.
Mr. J. Will Smith. prosperous
business man of Atlanta, spent the
weekend on a short visit to his rel
aaives here.
Mr.. M. A. Carlisle of Newberry is
spending few weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. d. Kennedy.-York
News
Ell. Longshore left Thursday for q
v5sn to Newbery-Abbeville Medium
seth. We saw him, but he didn't stay
here long, sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, OF
aGewberry, and Mr.. Ben Anderson OF
Anderson attended the funeral OF MI
r. H. Anderson this morning.-Green-
wood Journal. 2eth.
MRS. Frank Sigh and son, Francis,
,szent several days with Mrs. T. g.
Rsll in Greenwood, re.l- ng Sunday
with Mr.. Sigh, who spea. the week
end there.
Mrs. Jno. X. Aull and little Miss
Sakia Aull returned to Columbia Sun
day morning, motored to that city
by Col. E. H. Aull, ccompanied by
Mrs. Aull and the baby.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Dibble, Messrs.
:Harry H. Blease, Jas. F. Epting, Hor-
.ase Alewine and Maybin attended the
sSare convention of the Wesley Bible
sF.asses in Columbia last week.
sMrs. Lila Eddy and Mr. Will Crom-
III returned last week from Column
y4ssa. where they visited their sister,
grs. A. D. Fleming, who had been
SICK, but was better when they lert.
Grand Juror T. P. Johnson and
Petit Jurors L. I. Epting, Rastus
:sgonts and Lester left yesterday for
eggSreenville to attend the United States
district court.
Mrs. o. W. Long has returned to
her home at Utopia, after attending
she burial of her mother in Lake
gand. Fla. Mrs. Long was accompan-
lea home by her father. Mr.. T. A
cobb.
Miss Cornelia Mayer of Converse
college spent several days OF lasl
week at home. She was accompanied
oy Miss Riser of Converse and Miss
Bale of Columbia.
Misses Trent and Anna Coe Keit1
of Converse college are spending the
sprine holidays at home. They have
as their guests Miss Lucille Gray o.
Woodruff and Miss Frances knight
OF Williamson.
Mr.. B. T. Anderson of the Ander.
son Dry Goods company. was calico
To Newberry Thursday on account OF
the death of his father. His numer'
Gus friends in Anderson will regre'
co learn of this and will sympathize
with him in his eavement.-Ander'
SON Mail, 31st.
Pullman Conductor Claude Morris
mas arrived from Jacksonville TO vlsi'
his mother, spending his vacation
here. Since Captain Morris got asso'
wlaled with Ambassador Gerard IN De-
ny thrown together on the motion
picture screen he has grown to De
a bigger man than he was when ne
left little old NeTberry.
Senator Alan Johnstone. member
'of the Clemson college board of trus-
tees, made short talk on "The Ru-
ral Boy and Girl: The States Best
Asset at the dinner in Columbia
Friday night to the pig and corn CLUB
prize winners. at which Ernest
Brooks OF Prosperity, winner OF the
Grst corn club prize. was present
Mrs. H 3. Wells. who was visiting