The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-25
PURELY Personal

Azile Parr, Marguerite Spearman
Pearl Lominick. Annie kinard and
Susie Davenport are among those =:
Rock Hill attending the Winthrop col
lege summer school
Miss Sue Howe OF Chester is Wis
iting Miss Clara Bowers.
DR.. P. E. Way has returned from
the hospital and his many friends are
plad to see him back to his drug
store. where, in pleasant way, they
are greeting him.
George Earhadt. Walter Lindsay,
Olin Cousins and Edgar Paysinger
enlisted in the regular navy Monday.
They will be called in a week or twa
to the training camp in New York,
William Sample enlisted in the navy
reserve. He will be stationed at
Charleston.
Mr.. Davis. the president, who IS
one of the strong men of the assocla
ton, man who has learned the cot
ton mill business from the ground up,
and is thoroughly familiar with the
problems that confront the industry,
made a powerful and inspiring ad-
dress. and in addition to outlining IL
the most comprehensive manner the
conditions that confront the cotton
business, made one of the most
scathing denunciations of ,Prussian-
ism that has been heard in any of
the conventions, and in all Of them
there has been the same appeal to
atriotism-From' the published re-
nort in Columbia Record Of the meet
ing of the Southern Textile associa-
ton at Wrightsville Beach last week
Mr.. T. L. Cameron of Saluda county
was in tie city Saturday. He was ac-
cornanied by Mr.. Clarence Bowers
of below Prosperity.
Mrs s. V. Spence returned last
week from an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. F. J. Dodgen, in Au-
ousta. Mrs. A. c Tysinger of Tallas-
SEQ. Ala. IS visiting her mother. Mrs
s. Y. Spence. and other relatives IN
NewNorrv M. Tysinger spent the
weekend here.
Mrs II. r. Lake of near Helena
visited relatives and friends near
BIears last week Mrs R. A, Fulmer.
and little son. Everett Lake, of Co
lunbia and Miss Bessie Lake Of
GreenviUe are visiting Mrs. M. 0.
Like of the county.
Mrs. W. r. Anderson is spending
several days at Pleasant Lane. Edge
Field corntv with her mother. Mrs.
M F. Ethridge.
Mr.. F. w Richardson spent the
Weekend in Laurens
Messrs Newton Crow, Charles Pas
schau Barre and Walter Worthington
Herbert at Camp Jackson were pro-
NOTED each from second to first lieu
tenant last week. ;Newberry boys are
getting nearer to the top before 60
ing over.
Lewie Williams, son of Mr. G. P.
Williams. of Saluda county, having
been drafted, left Monday for Camp
Jackson. He was formerly a New
berry cotton mill operator, and will
no doubt make a good soldier. as mill
operatives generally have the repu-
tation of making good in the service
of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. T. W. Stevenson of Georgetown
after visit to her husband at Camp
Sewer. is visiting Mrs. Jno. H. Ruff
in this county
'sPet" Boozer sent a cablegram fol-
lowing letter to his mother last week
tellings of his safe arrivals overseas.
Messrs. Geo. W. Summer, w. II.
Hunt and z. F. Wright, presidents
of mills. will attend the Asheyille
adjourned meeting of the South Car
olina Cotton Manufacturers associa-
tion in Spartanburg next Friday. Mr.
Summer is member of the executive
committee of association. the position
held by Mr.. Wright last year.
mir. and Mrs. H. o. Sheriff. and
two children, Evelyn and Joe, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sherrill's father. Mr.
S. s. Langford, all of st. George spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Langford.
Mr.. G. Lealand Turner of Columbia