The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-20
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

aAA ADVN
Owing allegiance 10 the flag it il
worn in miniature as a token of 10y
atty.
Planters were warned three years
ago to prepare for the general pro
duction of food stuffs. 1t is seri.
Gus problem in critical times.
The man that says Mr.. H. H. Rfk-
ard didn't make a perfect Indian IN
the parade on Tuesday afternoon
doesn't know how an Indian looks.
The time for the meeuing of the
Kings Daughters has been changed
from April 20 to April q, and will be
held at the same place.
An ice cream festival will be held
at Trinity schoolhouse Saturday,
April q, from 4 to 10 p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The Whitmire band and the Whit
mire crowd helped considerably IN
the grand patriotic rally and parade
Tuesday.
Rev. A. J. Foster of Greenville will
preach at the First Baptist church at
1870 Sunday morning and at West
End Baptist church at 1870 in the
evening.
Large crowds go regularly to the
opera house to see Bushman and
Bayne in "The Great Secret" every
Saturday, and to take in the Scenic
Travelog and the two comedies.
In the ball game Tuesday after
noon at 9 o'clock between the 9Th and
7th grades of the Boundary street
school the score was to Z in favor
OF the 9Th grade team.
What is the matter with the early
closing movement? Somebody tells
us !. is not working satisfactorily.
"aTis true, it's pity; pity IT'S it's
true
If you read the chautauqua ads,
which we hope you will, you viii
want to attend the fine entertain
ments promised. Which We hope
you will.
The preaching at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning will be by
the Rev. A. J. Foster Of Greenville,
the Rev. E. V. Babb being with his
family visiting in Easley.
The Rev. R. E. Huey will preach
at Unity next Sabbath afternoon at
$3.50, in the absence Of Rev. J. w.
Carson, who left Thursday afternoon
for Troy, to conduct a few days SER
vice at that place.
Several million American flags
are waving serenely in the varied
breezes of our spacious land, signl-
ficant of the calm and dignified, yet
! deep and lasting patriotism of the
American people,
Time flies. Flies are thick. Hot
: weather again is here. 1t will soon
he MOSQUITO times, and the jurors for
the next term Of the common pleas
court, May Il, will be drawn oD Fri
day of next week.
The Spartanburg Journal, in vel
coming the doctors Of South Carolina
to that city for their annual conven-
ton, says, among other good things.
"The doctor is one of our best friends.
We all appreciate that fact The
Journal is correct.
Of interest to the people OF New
berry, having sons in the army. IS
the announcement that "the camp
for North Carolina, South Carolina
and Tennessee will be at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ca, a few miles soutn OF
Chattanooga, Tenn
1t would rot benefit the reporter,
but he wonld like to see that vacant
lot on the corner Of Harrington and
Thomson streets leveled and made
ready for a beautiful patch OF peas,
potatoes or pumpkins. Peas will pro-
duce food for man and beast.
AS "the worst is yet to come, ana
is coming fast, how would it do to
go back to pig raising in the city!
Let the people raise pigs, but make
them keep their pens clean daily and
in sanitary condition. 1t can De
done. i
The State board of education met
in Columbia this week and elected
members of the county boards OF ed
ucation. The list as announced oy
State Superintendent J. E. Swearin-
gen includes Messrs o. B. Cannon
and Jas. P. Kinard on the NeWoerry
county board.
From Coker college notes: The
commencement speakers will be DR..
+. Henry Harms, president OF New
berry college. who will make the
graduating address. and DR.. W. Pew
president of Trinity college, who
will preach the commencement SER
mon.
Enoch Wise, the "o1ored man who
struck his wife twice in the head
with an axe last Sunday morning on
Mr.. Sam Shannon's place near ia
lapa, surrendered to Mr.. T. A. Dom
nick on Monday afternoon and is no"
in jail. The woman, whose skull was
fractured, is doing very we'll under
the treatment of Drs. Frank D. NOW
er and W. e. Pelham, Jr.
The ladies', who had never hearo
Rev. Richard Carroll, gave interested
attention to his speech at the Dig
denoncfratiOn Tuesday afternoon.