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Evening journal., 1918-04-04
TO DO
LIBERTY LOAN BIT

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, April 1.-The
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee met
at headquarters in the Delaware Trust
Company building yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Ridgely OF Dover, Slate
chairman; Mrs. Howard A. Pool Of
Middlesown, county chairman; Nr.
Willing OF Philadelphia, and the hun
dred chalrmen with their committees
were present Mrs. Pool presided and
the meeting came 10 order with sing
Ing OF a verse OF "The Star Spanglcd
Banner" after which Mrs Davis OF
Dover sang, what Are You Going 90
DO TO Help the Boys" and "The Long,
Long Trail"
Mr.. Willing. OF Philadelphia, has been
at several OF the executive meetings IN
Delaware, telling the women TO sell
Liberty Bonds, urging people to buy,
with both patriotism and enthusiasm.
Each county and hundred Is allotted a
certain number OF bonds 20 sell and
from the present enthusiastic outlook
they will probably be sold in the given
time. These new bonds are four and
a quarter per cent. and the women hope
TO dispose or large number or them
Mrs. Ridgely told Of the executive
meeting held in Dover and outlined
/ the plan OF work for the month. a
number OF questions were asked and
/ answered
/ Mrs. Pool called on these chalrmen
/ for reports. an Of whom told Of the
work already done and what they and
their committees intend 10 do: Mrs
Clarence r. Pool, OF McDonough, re-
ported for 81. Georges hundred; Miss
/ Anna B. Eliason. OF Summit Bridge
/ for Penoader hundred; Mrs Lewis Z
/ Eliasou of New Castle, for New Castle
hundred: Mrs. j. Il. Miles, OF Hockes-
sin, FOR Mil Greek hundred; Mrs Daisy
Johnson OF Townsend for Appoqulni-
mink hundred; Mrs William L. Rey-
bold Of Delaware City, for Red Lion
hundred; Miss Winifred !. Robinson,
OF Newark. reported for Mrs. Richard
Whntingham Of White Clay Greek hun
drei Dean Robinson Of Newark Is
chairman Of state speakers
Plans are being perfected by Edwin
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
MOTOR TRUCK TRAIN
IN CITY OVER NIGHT

In charge Of Licutcnants Johnson and
Brown and manned by about POO soldiers
100 heavy army trucks on the way to
Northern camp stopped over last night in
Wilmington. The fleet arrived in the
city early in ihe evening and lined up
on French street from Eighth to Th.r-
teenth street. The men went to the Y.
NJ. C.. 4. for a 'wash-up and to look up
accommodations for the night. The as
ISOLATION rooms were the scene OF great
activity during the evening, with men
coming and going.
The party comprised Companies C. and
D Of The 3O2d Supply Train. United
states Quartermasters' Corps. Company
f passed through the city early this
week. The train departed early this
morning for the North
The transport left Havre de Grace
yesterday morning, and was supposed to
reach Philadelphia last night. The roads
were bad and part OF the motor train
became lost while making a detour. and
NN'J were tlou Au lut AV dl W ihihuE-
ton for the night. The men connected
with this motor train and the detach-
ment that went through earlner in the
week were not pleased over the ration
ing plan. They said they were given a
big and hearty breakfast at Havre de
Grace yesterday morning, were glyer
a sandwich en- route, and had to buy
their own meal at night. The men in
Wilmington over night and those who
remained overnight recently complain
cd that Wilmington restaurants didn't
give them much for their money.
An incident occurred at Eighth and
Market Streets about 1890 o'clock, last
night that was Witnessed by many per-
sons. A captain OF infantry passed two
soldiers Of the motor truck train who
gazed at him but failed 10 salute. The
officer halted the two men, required
ono to adjust his winter service cap
properly. and then ordered both to ss-
lutte This they did. the officer return
ing the salute and proceeding on his
way.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
newark TO CONDUCT
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN
The Rev. Edward Wright
Will Open Services on
Sunday Night
COMMITTEES ARE
SHAPING PLANS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. April i.-Elaborate
plans are being made by the Rev W. J.
Rowan, pastor, and TIE officials Of the
Newark Presbyterian Church, for q
great evangelistic campaign that Is 10
open on Sunday. The Rev. Edward
Wright. an evangelist OF Ballislon, Va,
win have charge OF the campaign. Com
mittees have been named 60 look after
detail and assist In making it one Of the
greatest campaigns ever conducted by
This church as follows
publcitv-Dr. Rowan, Professor Har-
old 2 Tiffany, John NJ. Bowen, Miss
Eta Wilson, Miss Edna Chalmers and
Miss Edith Lewis.
Entertanment-Mrs G. l.. Penny Mrs
II n. Reed, Mrs. Joseph II Hossinger'
Mrs. Annie Moore, Miss Lydia r. Fader,
Miss Edna Chalmers. II n. Reed, George
W Grifln, Mrs Frederick Ritz, Miss
Jennie =. Smith, Mrs. ]. Edwin steele
and Miss Ellen Crow.
Committee on Personal Workers
Orlando X. Strahorn, Or. C. w. Dpnlevy'
Mrs Charles B Evans. Harlan H. Herd
man, Or. Samuel C.. Mitchell, Mrs. G. w
Dunlevy, Mrs. C. A. Bryan, Warren A.
Singles and Frederick Ritz.
Ushers- Ralph l.. Haney, F. living
Grow, Francis Lindell. Clarence r. Scott,
Ellis p. Cullen, Ira X. Steele, Roland
Wilson and Conrad Lewis.
Music-Dean Harry Hayward. Miss
Nellie b. Wilson, Mrs Jennie r. Frazer,
Mrs. J.. Pearce Cam. Miss Martha Stra-
horn, Miss Marie Ritz, Miss Anna Ritz,
Miss Marion Campbell, Miss Geneva
Burnite, Miss Ola CLARK, Miss Florence
Colbert, Lee l.. Lewis, Harvey Steele,
r. o. Bausman, Johnson Rowan, Eugene
Kennedy and Walter Ritz.
Committee on observation-disclosures w
Griffin, Henry r. Smith, r. Walter
plumley. Daniel Krapf. Norman r
Grier. Edward Herberner, Professor G
A. McCue, Wilbur McMullen, Charles
Walters and Jacob Null.
Young People--Dr. +. A. Hays, Francis
Lindeu, John X. Johnston. Cleaver
Price, Warren Kennedy, Mrs. George w.
Murray, Miss Esther Green, Miss Alberta
Heiser, Miss Mary Johnston, Miss lrma
Jacquette, Miss Alice Kerr, Miss Sara
Lovett, Miss Dora Law, Miss Agnes
Medill, Miss Naomi street, Miss Anna
Frazer Mrs. Paul Lovett and Miss Wini-
fred Fader.
Prayer Meetings-Mrs. S. NJ Donnell,
Mrs w H. Barton. Miss Margaret
Anderson, Mrs. Daniel Thompson. Miss
Katherine Steele Mrs. Harlan Herdman
Mrs. Bertha Williamson. Mrs. Emma
Jones. Mrs. Elwood Mckee, Miss Lizzie
Naudain, Miss Eleanor Todd Mrs. w II.
Cook. Miss Margaret Cornog, Mrs. John
A. Clark, Mrs Margaret Cam, Miss Elsie
Davis, Miss Hettie Slack, Mrs Mary Mac
Donald, Mrs. Charles Seaman, Mrs VIII
Ham H. Brown. Mrs Lawrence Conrad.
Mrs. Charles Nickerson and Mrs. Mary
Reynolds.
Finance-William 2. Holton, ]. r.
Chapman, Charles b. Evans n. NJ
Moiherall. C. A. Bryan. r. L. Colbert,
Colonel e. c. Pendleton. Dean a. r.
Cullimore, George l.. Medlll. Dean f.
Laurence Smith, Charles w. Strahorn,
William II. Taylor, ]. Penrose Wilson,
Harry Bonham. George T. Johnston.
Robert p. Potts, George s. Wood,
Thomas A. Potts, Professor II. X. Pres
ton and George l.. Townsend.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

b. Shalcross. chairman OF the demon
stratlon committee FOR the automobile
parade which win take place on Satur-
day. A brass band viii accompany Tho
parade, which viii form at Liberty
Loan headquarters at 1890 o'clock and
VIII go north to Mt. Pleasant, then TO
Port Penn McDon0ugh, and Odessa.
There viii DE speaking al each stop and
music An mothers who have sons IN
the service win ride 10 special cars
and Will be presented with small ser
vice nags.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
GIRLS ARE
BRIDES OF SOLDIERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, April Two of the most
popular members Of the choir OF 81.
Thomas Episcopal Church, Miss Anna
h. Sanborn and Miss Ida Getty were
married during The past few days 20
soldiers OF the Delaware Pioneer Regi-
ment located at Camp Dix. Miss san
born, who is the daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Ernest ID. Sanborn, and Howard
Dawson Jester son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin d. Jester, Of No. s23 West
Ninth street, Wilmington, were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon in st. Thomas
Church by the Rev. Walter G. Haupt.
Mr.. Jester Is a private I'm Company
l.. Pioneer Regiment Miss Emily scott
Of Barksdale, was bridesmaid. and Lieu
tenant Runner OF Philadelphia. best
man. The couple are on short trim
south.
Miss Getty and Frederick Gerrold
also a member Of the Pioneer Regiment
were married in Elkton last Saturday
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
y BIRTHDAY PARTY.

The Red Clay creek Y. p. r. cele-
brated MS eighth anniversary on the
evening OF March q by holding a birth
day party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Peoples at the Cedars. large
company OF members and friends being
present Members answered TO their
names at roll-call with Mother Goose
rhymes, and as each month of the year
was presented in a charade. those pres
ent whose birthdays occur in that
month came forward with a contribu-
tion 90 the Offering in behalf Of the w.
G.. r. l.. house in Wilmington. IN a0-
d.tion there were patriotic songs by
the society. selections by the orchestra,
recllations by Miss Bessie Day. Of VII
mington. a brief address on the history
Of the Y by J. s Baker and a piano
and violin duet by Edwin Gregg and
Miss Sara Vernon Tie next meeting
Of the y Will be held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Woodward on May
4, when the annual election OF officers
Will take place.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

its annual banquet at the Hotel duPon
tonight The Hon 1. Irving Handy
will act as POSTMASTER; DR.. F. II
Green, Of West Chester, and Hampton
L. Carson, former deputy attorney
general OF Pennsylvania, viii be ih,
speakers Dr.. Thomas ?, Holloway
pastor OF the Second Baptist Church
will make The invocation. NJ. d Fisher
is the president Of the club. Follow.
ing the banquet a complete dance pro
gram win be given, for which the
Stausebach orchestra has been. engaged
The committee in charge Of the ban
quet consists OF A. Rae Dubell, a. Ray
mond Jackson, j. W. lIirons. Laura G.
Christy and Pauline Dettlng
Former students and graduates ol
the Beacon Business College, or its
predecessor. the Wilmington Business
School and the Salisbury College Of
Business are privileged and invited TO
be present. ..sssaisae.s =
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
NEWARK CAN'T KEEP
TEACHING STAFF

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, April 3. - Considerable
trouble has been experienced by Prin-
cipal Robert Koehler, OF the local
schools and the board during the past
few weeks IN getting sufficient teachers
10 keep all grades gOing. Pupils OF the
eighth grammar grade have been out
Of school most Of the time for the past
two weeks because Of there being no
teacher for that srade The former
teacher left several weeks ago when
her parents moved TO Lancaster. Pa.
The sixth grade is also without a
teacher because of the illness OF Miss
Cloud. and there is now a vacancy m
the high school. Miss Boyer. teacher Of
English and history having resigned to
accept a position In Washington
The board al a special meeting Tues
day night worked out plan 10 Keen all
grades going until the close cf the
school year Miss Wright will take the
sixth grade until Miss Cloud r. turns
and the Women's College has agreed
for the students Of that Institution tr
do the departmental work IN the nigh
school for the remainder Of the term.
Mr. Koehler was authorized TO secure
teacher for the eighth grade and 10,
expects to get one either IN New Ioyl
or Baltimore by Monday.
There has been seventeen teachers II
the local public schools this year, bu
next year Il will be necessary TO have
twenty-five teachers to properly carr,
on the work.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
sEMING CIRCLE sncIARLE.

The Martha Washington Sowing
Circle met at the home OF Margaret
Gibson. No COS East Seventh street,
last Friday evening and spent a lovely
evening. Those present We're: Loletla
KentOn and daughter Alice Mlln0re,
Mr.. and Mrs. James shelton, Mrs. Rams
Lewis and daughter, Blanch Holds
worth and two sons. Elevia McCroars f.,
Florence GuibesOn, Margaret Gibson,
Ge0rge Gibson. Laura Walker. Mrs
James Levi Hammond. The prize was
won by Laura NJ. Walker. The circle
viii meet at the home OF Miss Alice
Milnore, No. 72s Pine street, this even
ing.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Here's good news for men and women
whose hair Is falling out, whose scalps are
covered with dandrun and Itch like mad
any druggist eau now supply you with
the genuine Partisan Sage 0iQuid form).
which Is guaranteed 20 quickly, surely and
saieiy abolish every sign OF dandru1, stop
itenlng scalp and falling hair and promote
a new growth, or money refunded
thousands can testify 10 the excellent re-
suits from It's use; some who fear red bald
ness now glory in their abundant hair
while others who suffered for years with
dandrun and Itching head got a clean, cool
scalp after Just n few days use OF this
simple home treatment
No matter whether bothered with falling
hair, gray hair. matted, strlngy hair, dand-
run or Itching scalp. try Partisan sage
you will not be disappointed. It's a scien-
tine preparation that supplies all hair
needs
The |-st application win make your hair
and scalp look and feel 100 per cent bet.
ter. II you want thick. lustrous hair and
lots Of Il. by all means use Partisan Sage
Don't delay-begin tonight little stten,
tion now means abundant hair for years
b come =. r. Dsnforth viii supply you.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
ROTARY CLUB WILL
CHRISTEN NEW BANK

The Thursday luncheon OF the Rotary
Club has been postponed and members
Of the club win conduct the "chrlsten-
ing exercises at the Liberty Loan
Bank OF Wilmington at Sixth and Mar
ket streets az 1880 o'clock tomorrow.
There is a great deal of mystery con-
cerning the preparations for this event
and the program is being kept secret.
The reticent master OF ceremonies in
timated that the Rotaran who IS so in
different as TO miss Fridays launching
party and contribute his increment OF
push viii pay heavily for his indlffer-
ence. lt is even whispered that the
man that fails TO put In his appearance
stands a chance Of becoming at an early
date an involuntary past Rotarian.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Danderine you can not find
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most Will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair, fine
and dovny at frst--yes-but really new
hair-grOwing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty Of your hair No dif-
erence how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just mosten a cloth with Dan
dcrine and carefully draw il through
your hair. taking one small strand at
time The effect is amazing-yOur hair
VIII be light, fluffy and wavy, and have
an appearance Of abundance; and in
comparable lustre, sofiness and luxur-
anee.
Get a small bottle OF IlnOwlton's Dam
derine for a few cents at any drug store
or toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any-that
10 has been neglected or injured by
careless trcatment-thats all-yOu sure
~ can have beautiful hair and lots OF
It if you Will just try little Danderinc.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
SPRING TREATMENT
Necessary TO Purify Blood and Correct
Weak, Run Down Conditions.

Trying weather, exposure TO storms,
the grip. hard colds. pneumonia, fevers,
diphtheria and other bloOd-pOis0ning,
prostrating diseases leave the whole
system b-normal-below par-weak
and slow-blood depleted and thin, with
that tired feeling. poor appetite, back
ache, rheumatic pains. delicate diges-
tive power or almost none at all. The
ideal treatment is
Hoods Sarsaparilla-t0 be taken be-
fore meals-thoroughly TO purify the
blood and expel poisons. and
Pcpllron-lo be taken after meals
to put power into the blood give
strength. increase red c0rpuscles and
restore tone. and do 1t quickly.
II there is biiiousness. constipation,
bad taste In the mouth, or "ihe blues"
the liver is torpid. Take Hoods pills
they rouse the liver and relieve all
liver Ills. are perfectly compatible with
Hoods Sarss psrilla and Peptiron.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
EAsTERN sTAR nANcr

NIizpah Chapter, No. ., Order Eastern
Star, viii give a dance in the New
Century Club tomorrow evening
Drane's orchestra will furnish the
music. Refreshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
BABY ALICOHN DEAD.

Dorothy Elizabeth Allcorn, tho infant
daughter of George w. and Lydia r.
Allcogn. died on Tuesday. The baby
was two months old.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Am SOCIFTY MEETING

The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society OF Oliyet Presbyterian
Church WI be held this evening at the
home OF Mrs. J. p. Robinson, at No.
9ij South Broome street.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
nOCKEssN AN mos.

The Hockessin Red Cross will meet
In the public school building at Hoe
kcssin at 3 o'clock on Saturday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Ilipn0YTNG TROTIEy I'M

Tho Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company IS making improve
ments TO the Brandywine Springs line
between Prices Corner and Greenbank.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

All Lukueh lTitHut hub'Ib dbivthf
who has been engaged in reliot work
in Muzuuk Samara, Russia, is now
IN America for months stay. lie
will visit Mr. and Mrs. William p.
I Bancroft in this city, over the week
end. Mr. Tatock viii relate his Rus
sian experiences in Friends Meeting
House Fourth and West streets, SAT-
urday evening, at a meeting beginning
at s O'Clock. The public Is invited
for Saturday evening, and for meet
ing the next day, when Mr.. Tatlock
will again be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Curtis, after
spending a month at st. Augustine
Fla. and Camden, 5. c.. will return
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Doremus nee
Pyle, who have been living IN Mon
! trcal. Canada since their marriage
about year ago, Will come here next
month 10 reside Mr. Doremus has
accepted a position with +. /. dupont
dc Nemours and Company.
/ Mr. and Mrs. William :. Hilles. Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Niclds. Mr. and Mrs.
Monlicth Jackson Rodney Thayer and
| Frank : Garrett molored to Rehoboth
Beach, Friday. and returned Monday.
Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, Jr, gave d
small luncheon today for her daugh
ter, Miss Mary Tainall Warner.
Mrs John ;. Scott VIII give a small
theatre party at the Playhouse this
evening for Miss Emily NanLear.
Miss Jane Marvel spent the week
end with General and Mrs. Barnett
at Marine Barracks, Washington, D. G..
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Bouldcn of No. ii0i West
seventh street. OF the engagement cf
their daughter Grace McCaulley
Boulder. TO Andrew Hamilton Glea-
son. Of Albany New York. Tie we'd
ding will take place in the early sum
mer.
Miss Frances smith. Of Wilmington.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \. B.
Magee in Dover.
F Miss Ida B. Redingor spent Easter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Johnson, in
Dover.
Mrs. Laura Trice OF Wilmington, was
a Harrington visitor recently.
Miss Susan Murphy has returned to
Wilmington after a weekend in Dover.
Miss Agnes Collins. Of Laurel, has
taken a position in Wilmington. and is
living with her sister at No. 1920 Church
street.
Miss Orah spry was a recent visitor
from Middetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson have
returned to the city after a trip to Mid
dletown as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Douglass.
Mrs. Charles n. Wright, OF No. 1890
/ pod street. is entertaining Miss Helen
/ 2. Hahn and Mrs. George StlllwRgon. Of
/ Easton Pa, over the Easter holiday
Mrs. George Karl. OF Elkton. has
been visiting Mrs. Robert Potts here.
J. A. Dockerty Of this city was a re-
cent Laurel visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Windsor have re-
turned to Laurel after weekend spent
with friends in this city
Harry Hearne has returned to this
/ city from Laurel
Miss Alice Downes. Of Wilmington, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Hast
ings, in Laurel.
Mrs. Barton Freeney, Of Delmar. was
recent visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Workman have
returned to Delmar from Wilmington
Mrs. Myrtle Phillips and her sons
have been visiting in this city. from
Delmar
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Dresh enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs Miles and family.
OF Mortonyille, Pa: Mrs Mary Simpson
and William Rogers, Of Birdsboro, Pa.
over Sunday.
BEACON CLUB REUNION.
The Beacon College Club will hold
4 DEkE
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Miss Jane Marvel spent the week
end with General and Mrs Barnett
at Marine Barracks, Washington, D. c
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

theatre party at the Playhouse this
evening for Miss Emily NanLear.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Announcement is made by Mr. and
Mrs John C.. Bouldcn of No. ii0i West
seventh street. OF the engagement of
their daughter Grace McCauley
Boulden. TO Andrew Hamilton Glea-
son. OF Albany. New York Tie we'd
ding will take place in the early sum
mer.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, Jr, gave a
small luncheon today for her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Tanall Warner.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Miss Frances smith, Of Wilmington.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs \. b.
Magee in Dover
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Miss Ida B. Redingcr spent Easter with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Johnson, in
Dover.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Mr. and Mrs. William 5. Fnlles. Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Nields. Mr. and Mrs.
Monlioih jackson. Rodney Thayer and
Frank : Garrett motored to Rehoboth
Beach, Friday, and returned Monday.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Mrs. Laura Trice. Of Wilmington, was
q Harrington visitor recently.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

BEACON CLUB REUNION.
The Beacon College Club will hold
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Miss Susan Murphy has returned to
Wilmington after a weekend in Dover.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Mr. and Mrs Edward Doremus nee
Pyle, who have been living IN Mon
treal. Canada, since their marriage
about a year ago, Will come here next
month 10 reside. Mr.. Doremus has
accepted a position with f. /. dupont
dc NemOurs and Company.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Miss Agnes Collins Of Laurel, has
taken a position in Wilmington. and is
living with her sister at No. 1920 Church
street
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-05
More Romatic Marriages.

Coming to the city in an automobile
from the residence Of Mr. Sims y.
Brown, where the young lady. who
was a school teacher boarded, a young
couple mOtored to the home of DEPUTY
Clerk of Court |. B. Mann Sunday af-
ternoon and got that accommodating
official to accompany them to the
court house for marriage license
The young deputy clerk, knowing how
it is himself. obligingly issued the
precious license The hour was 2:1
The already happy couple hurried to
the Baptist parsonage. where, at
2:30, the officiating minister, the Rev,
F. V. Babb. performed the ceremony
When the 2::55 train left Newberry for
,Greenville it carried the war bride
and her soldier groom bound fc:
Camp Sewer, where he, Mr. Thos. =.
Mcdowell. is a member from Chester.
The young lady was Miss Sara Belle
Pope, of Nlinnsboro.
Then On Monday morning another
accommodating Newberry officer,
Magistrate C. W. Douglas. was called
on to perform a similar agreeable
duty at his office, when couple, Miss
Bessie Davis and Mr.. Jeru Davis, both
of West End. walked in at $50 and
were made happier by the wedding
ceremony. Leaving the Office with
the official congratulation and bless
ing of the magistrate the two depart
ed for the union station to take the
next train for Columbia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-05
THAT ACCIDENT At CEDAR
CREEK FORTY YEARS AGO.

The awful wreck on the Southern
few days ago, when so many persons
were killed and injured including
many Newberrians has called to mind
wreck near the same place forty
years ago, and many persons have
been talking about It, and there are
still few persons in Newberry who
were on that train. Mention has been
made of these in the local columns Of
The Herald and News.
We looked up the files of The New
berry Herald of 1870 last week, but
there was so much other stuff to 60
in the paper that we have not been
able to refer to the matter. That
wreck occurred on Thursday. Noven,-
Der 10, 1870. To give you an idea Of
newspapering in those days the New
berry Herald Of November 16, 1870.
carried the following account Of the