The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-07-05
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. Paul Anderson of NewberrT
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Anderson, at their home in Grace
street.-Greenwood Journal, 29th.
Rev. f. V. Babb was elected mem
Der Of the executive committee of the
B. V. P. L. at the meeting of the
State convention in Greenville Satur-
day.
Mr. Sci Evins. popular travelling
salesman. was on another pleasant
little stopoyer in Newberry this week.
County Superintendent of Education
Clemson Wilson returned at the end
of last week from an educational visit
20 Rock Hill.
Miss Clara stockman OF Columbia
has been visiting her aunt Mrs. L. |,
Epting in Newbarry and is now on u
visit to relatives at Little Moutain.
Mr.. r. T.. Dominick of Little Noun
tan was in the city on Monday OF
business,
Mr. c. Forrest sl'mner, who has
bean getting The Herald and News
at Camp Mcclellan. Ala. is now hay
ing it sent to his address in care Of
The American Evolutionary Forces.
Mr. Geo. S. Diekert of Columbia
was in the city Sunday.
Or, F. H. Kioler returned last week
from the meeting of the S. c. Dental
association in Columbia, The State
says it was one of the most success
i full ever held and that number OF
the most prominent men Of the dental
profession present.
Ray-Lindsay Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Ray announce the engagement o.
their daughter, Sara Mai, to Mr.. Will
liam Oliver Lindsay, of Jacksonville,
Fla, the wedding to take place in
Tuly. No cards-Atlanta Journal OF
Sunday. This is of interest to New
berry as the young man is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. mo- A. Lindsay.
MRS. E. F. Hammond, after pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Robert T. Caldwell.
has returned to her home in Clinton.
Mr.. Hammond came down in the au-
lomobile and returnedswith her.
Messrs Frank HalfaeEe and Charlie
West of Camp Jackson spent the
weekend in Newberry
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Morris have re-
ceived word from their son Sam that
he is well and enjoying himself in
France and that all the BOYS of his
company are in good condition and
fine spirits. This is cheerful news.
Mr.. Gordon Leslie returned Sun
day from the Baptist hospital in Co
lumbia. after his recovery from oper-
alton for appendicitis. His many
friends will be glad to know this.
Mr.. P c. Jeans Of the regular raV.r
at Charleston snent Monday in New
berry Oh business.
DR., Keifar Wicker has received his
commission as first lieutenant in the
medical rorps and is awaiting his or
-ders to report for service. His broth
.er, William H. Wicker. has gone to
Savannah to stand examination for
The aviation branch. If successful he
viii proceed Immediately to Boston.
Mass.
M. and Mrs. NJ, II. Rryson and
s.sntle daughter Dorothy left through
the country Sunday morning for
Mullins. in response to a message
that Mrs. Bryson's brother. Capt
Geo II. Marlborough of Mullins, had
been killed in battle in France. Mrs
Bryson also has another brother.
who is lieutenant. in the service in
France.
!. Young Billie Mayes. son Of Mr.. anu
Mrs. J. It. Mayes. has been wounded
in battle in France, which brings the
war nearer home. A cablegram stated
that his wounds are not serious, how
ever, we are glad to say.
Mr.. T. D. shockley, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Welch
Wilbur. left Tuesday for Washington
10 visit his son, Mr.. Surry Shockley.
MRS. Lima Burn of Helena has re-
\ceived letter from her son Ben say
ing that he is safe overseas and we'll.
Miss Maize Dominick is in Chester
visiting her friend, Mrs. Brice, this
week.
Mr.. L. G. Bale of Laurens spent
the weekend in Newberry and re-