The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-16
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements CT Nay People, New
berrians, and Those Who Visit
NaMherrE


Newberry.
Mr.. j. E. Buckley has changed from
Mollohon to Hopewell, Va.
Prof. Gilbert P. Voigt was elected
president, T. f. Suber vlce-president,
J. B Ballentine recording secretary,
Miss Rosalyn Hipp corresponding sec
retary, J. Ira Haltiwanger treasurer
and Miss Willie Mae Wise archivist at
the annual meeting in Columbia last
week Of the Lutheran Young Peoples
State Federation.
The first address was delivered by
Boha Thomas, a student Of Newberry
! college. Mr.. Thomas spoke on THE
Burning Bush" anu his tender and
far reaching plea was for the young
people to "help keep the bush burn
ing" Mr.. Thomas was born IN
Uramia, Persia. His father was
PRESBYTERIAN minister in Mohamme-
dan feld.-From The States account
of the meeting in Columbia Of the
State Lutheran Young Peoples Fede-
ration.
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider attended the
State Federation of the Lutheran
| Young Peoples societies in Columbia
! last week. His subject was: Greet
ings From South Carolina Synod"
Mr.. Fulenwider is always happy III
extending greetings. He is the non
cred president of the South Carolina
Synod.
Cards have been received in New
berry announcing the marriage OF
Miss Isabel Mcleod Smith, daughter
of Mrs. Alexander Coke Smith, to
Dr. Russell Landrum Haden, in Nor
folk, Va, on the sixth of October.
Hon. Alan tombstone, Jr., of Column
bia has been appointed by Secretary
paker.to travel North and South Caro-
ma. Georgia, Florida, Alabama ana
Mississippi in behalf of training camp
activities. as we notice by The State
of Saturday. Mr.. Johnstone will serve
for the war. He is likely to receive
the appointment of major in the jusg"
advocates department. The State
SAYS his selection by the national gov
ernment is in recognition OF the flne
work he has done in Columbia. He
will make Atlanta his headquarters.
| going there from Newberry, having
| come here on a visit Saturday. Says
| The State: 'Mr. Johnstone has dis
tinguished himself at the local bar as
| a fearless advocate and as having a
brillinnt mind. His loss to the COM
munity is great"
Mr. Copeland has many friends N
Union. where he was at one time IN
business, who wish him great happl-
| ess-Union Times in noting the
passing through that place Of MI. and
Mrs John C. Copeland, just after
their marriage in Newberry. The
Times says the bride is "a daughter
OF Clerk OF Court Goggans." Now
while we know that our genial clerk
Of court wouldn't object to having
lust such another daughter, still we
must remind the Times that the bride
is a niece of Clerk of Court Goggans
She is the sister of Mr.. Jno. q. Cog
gans, Jr., Of Newberry.
Mr.. White Fant and family return,
ed to Columbia Sunday after a fbriei
visit to Newberry.
Mr.. J. l.. yelling Of Columbia spent
the weekend in Newberry with his
family at the home Of her people il
this city.
Mr.. c. R. Wise, more generally
known as "Pat," is in Atlanta fol
mules, to be here the latter part o1
the week
Miss Kathleen Mobley, the trained
nurse who attended the late Mr.. Joe
Ben Corley through his last illness
has returned to Columbia.
Mr. Strother Paysfnger is another
citizen who says it pays to advertise
If YOU lose anything tell it through
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