The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-02
VARIOYS AND AL ABOUT.

The mules and the negroes all seem
to be going North.-Tugaloo Tribune.
Not from Newberry.
For assault and battery, Hayne
Moore, colored, paid s. in the record
er's court Tuesday.
We are becoming little impatient
waiting for that Atlanta moving pic
ture with Newberry's candidate in it.
Monday will bring Lou-Tellegen to
the opera hodse in "The Victoria
Cross This is another of the FAM
Gus Lasky productions.
: Another carnival advance agent
was in Newberry Tuesday, but he was
turned down right now" by the city
authorities.
The recruiting squad will be at
Whitmire May q and in Newberry
July Is to solicit recruits for the
! United States navy.
At the meeting Of the Saluda Coun-
ty Teachers association Saturday
morning Prof. S. J. Derrick will de-
! liver an address. Professor Derrick
is in demand.
No more important nesting has ev-
er been called together in this coun-
ty, is statement in the call for q
meeting which is to be held in the
cor IT house next Wednesday.
at the Little Mountain High school
night there will be given play en-
.l.l1u, "Why Nat Enlisted 1t prom
ises to be both interesting and
amusing. Refreshments will be serY-
ed.
Carrier Dickert reported peach
blossoms on his route Tuesday. The
Petersons, Wicker, Eddy, DeVore and
Chalmers haven't so reported, but no
doubt they too all have peach bios
SONS on their respective routes.>
The bids for the rental of the opera
house were received at the meeting
of city council Tuesday night but
final action was postponed, as was
also action on other important mat
ters.
The Young Peoples Mission band
of the Lutheran church will meet
Sunday afternoon at 3:15 At this
meeting the thank offering boxes
should be brought in.
Monday will be salesday. There
are no public sales advertised by the
master; but there is to be some speak
ing in the court house at night On the
question of national prohibition by
prominent speakers.
The local Episcopalians have rais-
ed practically $500 for the clergy re-
lief fund of the church.-F1orence
Times. st. LuEes, Newberry, has
raised it's proportionate part $500 for
this fund.
That frisky little Norma Talmadge
will be at the opera house today, IN
"Fifty-Fifty," in which she Shows
her versatility in the part Of very
difficult character"
Rev. Hiram Hurst, we'll known
negro preacher in Newberry, conduct
ed the burial service at Trinity col
ored church. Silverstreet, Tuesday
for Fannie Floyd, who had lived on
Mr.. c. L. Havird's place and vas go
odd years old.
Next Sunday, being the first in the
month, there will be service at st.
Lukes Episcopal church, morning and
afternoon, by the rector, the Rev. w.
S. Holmes. Morning service at the
usual hour, II o'clock; evening SER
vice at 4.
The meeting called for March in
the. court house will take another
whack at the boil weevil menace. We
hope there will be found some way
in which to "swat the weevil.' The
slogan last summer was swat the
fly Now let's "swat the weevil.
The Newberry Pastoral association
is to meet in Prosperity next Tuesday
(March 6th) at 1890 o'clock a. m.
The regular preaching services are
to be held at Mt. Pilgrim next Sunday
morning and at Mt. Olivet in the af-
ternoon.
The regularly monthly meeting OF
the Drayton Rutherford chapter, I.
D. c.. will be held at the residence
of Mrs. R. T. Caldwell, Tuesday al
ternoon, March 6, at 4 o'clock. Tne
members are requested to come pre-
pared to pay their dues.
There will be six reels at the opera
house Saturday, and all for five and
ten cents. The next episode OF ''The'
Great Secret" will be more than worth
the money, not to mention the beautl-
full scenic travelogue, the laughable
keystone comedy or the merry Sid
ney Drew comedy.
Still clinging to its statement that
some of the best people in the world
(men, women and children) live N
Newberry, We can also say truly that
the meanest man, as we'll as the mean
est woman, lives right here in this
city. No use to ask who she or he IS.
Everybody knows-except the lnol-
viduals in question.
There was a dance last MONDAY
night at the residence of Mr. Charley
Young in the Oakland mill village.
Some of the young people from the
city attended and all had a nice time,
everything passing pleasantly IN the
ordor1v crowd under good manage