The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-12
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dav-Greer cor Greenyilie Piedmont
M. G.. F. Hart of Union is visiting
he~ mother. Mrs c. ". Pearson.
Mss Ruby Goggans of Newberry,
has returned to her home.-Sumter
Watc!lman and Southron.
Mrs. H. L. Parr returned last week
from: an enjoyably extended visit to
relatives and friends in Palatka, st
Augustine and Lake City, Fla
Mr.. r. R. Bruner, secretary of tho
OraRgeburg and Newherry Coca Cola
Bott.iag works of Newberry. paid q
business visit to the plant here We'd
nesday.
Mr. II. H. Blease and d.: j. X.
Glide left Wednesday for Asheville
to attend cocnt Dr. Glider is a wit
ness in the case of Clarence f. Adams
against the railroad. Mr.. Blease is
renresenting the firm of Blease E
Blease in the suit brought by Nj.
Adams for serious injuries sustained
by him some time ago.
Editor Aull of Newberry made
visit to Due West a few days ago.
His visit was quite short. We onlT
saw him as he was leaving town and
tried to detain him. but without sue.
cess.-A. R. Presbyterian.
Prof. P. L. Grier is the delegate t.
the meeting of the presbytery a.
Newberry-A r. Presbyterian.
Mrs. Laura Henderson of NeweDrry,
after visiting at the home OF Rev.
J. E. Carlisle at Spartanburg, spent
the weekend with Mrs. S. B. Town
6end.-Cnion Progress.
Mr.. Frank Williamson and Miss
Sarah Williamson of Newberry have
been guests at the home of Mrs. J. J.
Purcell during the past few days
Union Progress.
DR.. D. D. Wallace, professor of his
tory. of Wofford college. delivered {;
fine address on the fifth Sunday in
March at Yarborongh's charel. un-
Ger the auspices of the counc;l of de-
tense We are living in perilous times
We don't know::what the morrow ma"
bring forth.-ERoree cor Laurens Ad-
vertiser.
Mis- Grace Summer took port Mon
day night in a recital under the di-
reetion of Mrs. F. B. Wallace before
a large audience in the auditorium Of
the Chicora College for Women at
Columbia, given by the department OF
expression of that excellent instltu-
ton of learning. The entertainment
consisted OF three enisodes. Some
where IN America" somewhere in
France" ard Sometime Somewhere.
the latte being a pageant Of Democ-
racy. which cast included Miss Sum
H.e"
Mr.. S. NJ. Duncan has resigned as
chief o. tho State copstahulary force
and the governor has accepted the
resignation. Mr.. Duncan, WHO IS IN
<ewberrv. will return tcda! to Beau
:crsl on other business.
MFR. +. 4. Dutron went to CAlnmor'
:ast n;uh: to see his son. Mr.. Richard
rurton. VINO is in the hospital and
not dong well. his friends Will regret
10 hear.
Mr.. B. l.. Dorritr's little 3-year-o!d
son Thomas. who swallowed g nickel
,,'r' Sat1~aaT a:terEocn and Was CO..
RED 10 the Columbia hospital SIM
dsv morning, has returned home with
his father and grandmother and IS
getting on all right.
Mr.. Jno. A. Suber, lr., has returned
to Newberry from an extended busi-
ness stay in Florence, Ala.
citizen of Jacksonville. Fla, is visit
ing his friend. Sheriff Cannon G.
D'nase. for a few days.
Mrs. r. Havird has returned frcHt
Rjncon. Ga. after q visit to her
daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Haigler.
DR.. George B. Cromer. the war ora
tor of South Carolina, will speak II
the school auditorium at Ridge Spring
Monday evening, April Is, at S:3e
o'clock. DIR. Cromer will also speak
at saluda Monday, April Is, at II ra.
Every citizen in the county should
hear this noted speaker.-Saluda
Standard.
Corporal Frank M~Ewart Of Fort
Moultrie arrived Thursday to spend :.
until Sunday at his home in New +