The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Glenn Jones forfeited a 81 bond
in the RECORDERS court last Friday for
riding a BICYCLE without light.
We don't care what they do to the
grain spectators, just so they do it
quickly.-Anderson Mail. We shake
your hand on that.
If you visit the opera house today,
Tuesday, you will view "The Prison
Without Walls" with Myrtle Stead
man and Wallace Reid.
Next Monday is the day for the clos
ing exercises Of the Newberry high
school. Beginning in the afternoon at
8 O'Clock.
If the grain gamblers are to go
free. why prosecute negroes for shoot
ing craps Anderson Mail. That is
just what this reporter has been try
ing to figure out for some time.
Mrs. Franz: D. Mowei will have an
other meeting extending first aid di-
visios Wednesday at her home al 5
o'clock. Would like to get as many
new members as possible
Consult the opera house program
as advertised in this paper. The third
episode of "The Crimson Stain Mys-
terry" will be shown today, Tuesday.
Ethel Barrymore will appear in "The
White Raven" Wednesday and Jack
Pickford in "The Dummy" Thursday.
The Anderson Daily Mails want to
know what has become of the belled
buzzerds.' Dunk Bolts, our Hogwal-
low correspondent, says he "seed
one the other day.-Pickens Sentinel.
We have several spies. out in the old
fields of Newberry watching for the
next visit of that same old belled
buzzard
At the nice store of Miss Anne o.
Ruff & Co., there are to be had some
very fine sof: drinks, among them be-
ing delicious milk shakes Of all flaw
ors, cold as ice can make them, as
clean as snow fakes before they fall,
rich with the purest cream and all
with sanitary globules sparkling IN
the beautiful rainbow foam.
Mr.. Iohnstone is a member of the
Columbia bar former member of the
house of representatives from Rich
'and county and a brilliant speaker
The State in Announcing that Mr..
Alan Johnstone, Jr., will deliver the
address at the commencement exercis-
es of the academy of the Chicora Col
iege for Women in Columbia on Satur-
day morning. May 26.
Next, a fine band of young people,
St. aMtthews, Pomaria, S. c., Co. l,
S6.53, and the next comes from Mrs.
S. ]. Derricks Sunday school class,
Church Of the Redeemer, Newberry,
Co. I, $5.-Rev. R. S. Patterson, gen.
eral secretary of the board of home
missions of the United synod, report
ing membership in the "Old Guard"
through the Lutheran Church Visitor.
In the list of enNstments for the
battalion of engineers now being
raised in Columbia We find the name
of Mr. ]. L. Keitt, Jr. The battalion
will be sent to France as soon as 1t is
mustered into federal service and
fully equipped. Five hundred men
will compose the battalion, the re-
cruits coming from all sections of the
State.
In the absence of the Rev. E. V.
Babb from the pulpit of the First Bap-
t;st church his place was filled on
Sunday morning by Prof James P.
Kinard, superintendent Of the New
berry schools. We were not present
to hear him, but G. L. Robinson says
Dr.. Kinard gave very interesting
lecture on How We Got the Bible
Printed in English
Prof. D. r. Riser, who has been
experimenting the Mining schools
of ten teachers, has been elected the
head OF the Abbeville schools with IL
teachers. The salary is $500. All
the salaries have been raised in the
Abbeyille schools. This Is we'll. We
Ike to hear Of school teachers having