The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-29
PURELY Personal.
Eae Movements of Hany People, New.
5errians, and Those Whe Visit
Newberry.

Visiting her uncle, MIR. Nat GlSt.
DIR. Geo. Y. Hunter has been ap
pointed chairman for Newberry coun
" on the State Council of Defense
Messrs. Thomas Riser and Broadu:
Scott of Whitmire were in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. w. L. Martin ana 1amliy are il
Blacksburg visiting Mrs. Martins
&ormer home.
Mr.. G.. D. Barksdale of LaurenE
spent Wednesday night in Newberry
with Col. W. H. Hunt.
Miss Marie Wendt has gone to Cam
den to relieve one of the Central girls
in the telephone exchange there.
Miss Louise Jones of Spartanburs
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G
:Schenck
Mrs. C. B. Spinks left Thursday fol
Winston-Salem, to spend two weeks
with her brother, the Rev. I. E. Long
and family.
Miss Mamie Crooks is expected to
return Saturday from Newberry. Sh
Will visit Mrs. A P. Crisp.-Keowee,
TWalhalla, Courier.
Miss Meme Duncan is visiting at the
home of Mr| + M. pitts after being
one of the bridesmaids at the Owens
Vaughn wedding.
Miss Mable the bright little daugh-
ter of MIR. B. NJ. Havird of Silverstreet
is spending a few days at the home
oof Mr.. c. L. Havird
Mrs C. A. Graham and Mrs. j. A.
McCartaney of Birmingham, Ala, are
visiting Mr.. C. J. McWhirter and
family
Langford Alewine and Jack Daven-
port of the county went to Columbia
Tuesday to stand examination for the
navy
Messrs. Geo. w. Summer, J. NJ. Dav-
is, T. J. Digby, Elmer Summer and
clarence Davis are back from the
meeting at Wrightsville Beach of the
Southern Textile association.
Horace Cromer is/another Newber-
ny county boy who was disappointed
in his ambition to enter the navy
she was rejected on aEount of under
weight.
Miss Mary Wright, one of the pret-
-Sy sponsors at the recent Confeder
ate Veterans reunion in Washington,
returned home Wednesday from
pleasant visit to her cousin, Miss
Alice Peake. at Rocky Mount. Va.
sMrs. L. E. Fail and little daughter
ssnd Miss Elaine Moose of Mt. Pleas
aat, IN. c., returned to their homes
"wednesday after a most pleasant Wis
1t to the happy home of Mr.. and Mrs.
'Thad McCrackin and little Edward.
Miss Dorothy Denning and her
Brother, Paul, have returned from
visit of several days to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eosing in Columbia. Walter Denning
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. J. w. Far
rell. in Greenville.
This office had. delightful visit
Srom Mr.. I. H. Hunt of NewberTy one
day last week He thinks that Reedy
River association will have full
representation at the summer assem-
.bly next week.-Baptist Courier, 2Sth.
Mrs. Will Bullock and sons, Ryan
and White, of Newberry spent Sun
day in the city with her sons, Messrs.
G. Bullock, and E. Bullock who are
members of Company B.-Greenwood
INDEX. -
DR.. r. H. Folk, a young Newberrian
in Cleveland, Ohio, in renewing his
subscription to The Herald and News
says, enjoy getting the home news"
That is so much nicer than dropping
,zthe paper.
.Messrs. NJ. L. Spearman, B. c. Mat
shews and T. K. Johnstone are at
4ending the convention of the South
Carolina Bankers association al
Clemson. Mr. Spearman was accom-
panied to Clemson by Mrs. Spear
man.
Mr.. Otto Klettner's many friends
everywhere will be glad to know that
Ehs is able to be out, after his recent
serious illness. He has not entirely
recovered, but is improving. All Will
Nope for his early and complete res
ss4oration to good health and strength.
Messrs. Frank G. Davis, J. A. Mones,
s. J. D. Price, ]. L Bedenbaugh, J. I.
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