The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-07
ternoon with relatives here.

Miss Virginia Lominick and he!
brother, Mr.. Otis A. Lominick, viii
leave today for Columbia to spend /.
week with relatives and friends IN
! that city.
Miss Harriet Adams is visiting
friends in Charleston, for which city
she left Monday morning, having lett
Newberry Sunday to- stop over IN
Columbia with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Wicker, Miss
Sara Halfacre and brothed William
motored Sunday to Delta, Union
county, visiting Mrs. Wicker's father,
Mr.. Frank Maybin.
Miss Estelle Bowers, who attend
ed the Winthrop summer school at
Rock Hill, has returned home after
extending her visit since the ad~
journment of the school.
Mr.. F. F.. Scurry is one of the %
enlisted men comprising the staff
corps and departments quartermas-
ter section to report to Columbia pre-
paratory to being sent to Greenville.
DR.. Frank D. Mower will leave
Tuesday or Wednesday for Fort Ogle-
thorpe, having been notified to re-
port to the medical section Of tue
Officers Reserve corps.
Col. E. H. Aull and Mssrs. B. g.
Leitzsey, Charlie West and Barney
Leitzsey motored to Greenville Sun
day t. see Sergeant Humbert M Auli
and the ether Newberry boys at Camp
Sewer
Mr.. A. F. Counts, who is still
spending his vacation in Newberry
received a post card Monday from
his nephew, Mr.. Ebert Dickert, Ft.
Monroe, stating that he, Eibert, had
been recommended for COMMISSION.
Mr.. William T. Mayer who is in the
service of his country at Fort Screw
in, Ca, took advantage of a forty
eight hour furlough to spend Satur-
day night with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Mayer, in NewDerry.
Mr.. Robert N. Jackson, member
of the Greenwood Coast Artillery
company. has been appointed fireman
on the non-commissioned staff of the
Coast Artilley battalion.-Greenwood
Journal.
Messrs. B. B. Leitzsey ]. T. Norris,
Bluford M Buzhar6t. Thos. w. Folk
and Jno. T. OXner attended the big
annual picnic at Filbert, oYrk County,
on last Thursday From all accounts
it was a great occasion and enjoyed
by an immense crowd.
Miss Nellie Adams came from Cold
vile to spend the weekend at her
Newberry home and found a great
improvement in the condition of her
father, Mr.. Jno. C. Adams, who is
again up after another severe spell
of illness.
Messrs. G. W. Yonce and Frank
Halfacre returned last week from a
motor trip through Bishopville and
other places in the eastern part OF
the State extending to the North
Carolina line, through all of whica
country they found the crops ine anu
abundant.
DR.. H. A. Mccullough, pastor OF St..
PauPs Lutheran church, with his
family is spending a month in Lex
ington county. During his absence
his pulpit will be supplied by Dr..
Horine, DR.. Hartwig, Dr. Voigt ana
DR.. ]. H. Harms, president of New
berry college.-The Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Wallace ana
children motored from Charleston to
Newberry, arriving here Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Wallace and the chill
dren will spend awhile with her pas-
ents. MIR. and Mrs. William Johnson.
Mr.. Wallace went on to Atlanta Sun
day in his car, accompanied by Or.
Pc Way and Mr. Leroy Salter.
DR.. ]. X. Glider returned last week
from New York and rep that DR..
Boyd Jacobs and Mr.. Fant Glider
were beth: doing we'll since undergo