The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-29

and received injuries which are fear
ed will result in his death, as the IL
jured man has never regained con-
sciousness.
Messrs. E. l.. Cook of Chappells, ".
A. Counts of Little Noup' ain, John NJ.
Kinard of Newberry, q. T. Pinner Of
Pomaria, W. W. Wheeler of Prosperi-
ty and H. G. Leamon of Whitmire
have been appointed local chairmen
to attend a conference with the CEN
trail committee in Columbia on Tues
day to formulate definite plans for a
Statewide campaign to reach every
farmer and banker in the State for the
purpose of selling liberty bonds.
Mrs. R. D. Wright has gone to Bal
timore with her little daughter, Trox-
ellie, for an operation. Miss Troxelle
is a patient of DR.. w. G. Houseal and
it was in accordance with his advice
that she was taken to Baltimore.
The operation was performed by DR..
Grove on Sunday and was successful.
DR.. Grove is the most noted specialist
in the United States. Mrs. Wright
was met by DR.. Robert Houseal and
went directly to the Johns Hopkins
hospital. A. IL
J. L. yelling has accepted a posi-
tion as bookkeeper for the Adluh
Milling company, Columbia, and viii.
assume his new duties June l, remov-
ing with his family to the capital city
at that date Mr.. yelling has been
bookkeeper for the Edwards Whole
sale grocery, this city, four years,
and both he and Mrs. yelling have
been prominent in the city's activities.
Their departure will be regretted by
large circle of DEMONSTRATING
News and Press.
Miss Kitty Coke Smith has been Sc
lected as maid of honor for the Army
Of Northern Virginia at the Confed-
crate reunion in Washington next
week, and Miss Mary Wright has been
selected by Miss Peak of Aiken as
her maid of honor to represent the
South Carolina division. These young
ladies will leave for Washington
Sunday. In addition to those men
toned in the last issue, Mrs. G. E.
Dominick and Miss Elizabeth Domi-
nick will attend the reunion.
Messrs. Robert Gist, Metts Fant,
David Caldwell, Henry Player, Silas
Klettner, Richard Floyd, Bennie
Mayes, Jack Taylor and James Crot-
we'll were called to Jonesville Satur-
day to have their measurements taken
for uniforms as members of the coast
artillery company at that place. They
returned to Newberry Saturday night
with the information that the COM
pany would be called out on the 18th
of July. Mr.. Mahon Smith of Green
vile, formerly of Newberry, is also a:
member of the company.
Miss Asnie L. Green, who has been
one of the popular and efficient teach
ers in the graded school here for the
past five years, was recently elected
as one of the teachers in the city
schools of Newberry, her home town,
and has accepted Miss Green is an
exceptionally good teacher, and de-
servedly popular. During her stay
here, by her charming manners and
sweet disposition, she has endeared /
herself to every one, and it is gen.
uinely regretted that this action re-!
moves her from our midst, though !:
she carries with her the very best
wishes of a host of admiring friends
and acquaintances. She will be miss
ed in the school room, in the homes,
on the streets, in church and in the
Sunday school where she has class
of young men numbering 25, whom
she has taught continuously for four.
years, and it is with much reluctance
that they give her up.-Eufalo cor.
Union Times, 25th.