The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-29
VARIOUS .tND ALI ABOUT

afternoon at foar O'Clock. Ali mem
ters\ are asked to bring in their mite
boxes
Owing to the enlistment in the navy
Of Mr.. Richard May5in the position
of superintendent Of the Trinity Sun
day school IS being filed by Mr. Eu-
p gene Sem, with Mr. Noah Martin as
assistant, by appointment of the Rev.
W. r. Bouknisht, pastor. Mr.. Bous-
night says Mr.. Maybin has made one
of The best Sunday school superin-
tenden's he Las ever known His III
fluencc III the '.avy Will be for GOOD.
Spcakirs y; mite BIKES, some
Chicken hens would IKE to have bet
- boAc:
Fou: hunA.'eG aid i"hty Jewish
Lnvs are at Camp Sev er. according
to Il >stat.neu; in thr Columbia Rec
ord This shows "nat our Jewish
friends ar dong for America in the
war
The Passover Feast, Or Feast Of
qrn.aas.:td Fread. ;e Icing observed
by ,he Jews tltraai'cnt tie country.
Those in NewEerry. De re loyal to the
faith. are el eaeeG in The observance
of the ancient le'li'"rus ceremonies.
Home news is good" writes Mrs.
W. ". Squires of Mattheys, n. c. in
renewing her subscription to The
Herald and News.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Church of
the Redeemer will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the parsonage
next Monday afternoon at five O'CLOCK
by the new time.
Wonderfully was the beginning cs
s'The Eagles Eye" at the opera house
Wednesday. We saw it at the night
show in a crowded house. 1t is a
drawing card and we venture to say
that packed houses will be the rule
during the continuation Of this su-
spreme serial of the screen. Other
serials shown have been Of very
high order of merit riveting attention.
but "The Eagles Eye" bids fair to
outshine them all.
,sCra,ton rutherford chapter, U. D.
T.. VII, hiee. with Mrs. P. G. Elle5or
cn L'ue;.t:a~ afternoon, April End at
f@r c c'ocl
Be:"r,lr: Monday the library will
veto,ea ir,.c, 4:30 to
4 The monthly open conference of
Rel Cross ehairmen will be held on
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, at
the new court house.
It is az interesting sight to see the
ladies scin:s to their surgical dress
,Sng work Newberry ladies' are pat
lioeic. ra::istaking. patient and per
severing in noble causes-besldes;
nrettv and power for good.
4 tig C,al was made last week
when J /. Burns bought the "Cet'
trail" ;,rcI erty extending from the
corner ~ Nance and Friend street
IN the 2orner of McKibbe1, and Friend,
for which the money consideration
was $4,000. The nro"ertv was sole
bv its late owner, T. NJ. Neal, now O
Williamsburg, Pa.
aSee al sale of property Of the late
B. z. Julien, to take place at Helena
neyt Wednesday morning at II O'Clock
Manager Ioe T. Hutchison of Hal
fiwanoer's is q hTst'er when it comes
to inaugurating and carrying out
rivalry programs for the ascendancE
in the sales of choice goods in his
line of business. Watch Joe.
From the piles of clothing and the
boxes we saw at the court house. with
the busy ladies in charge. we see
that the ladies are being successful!
in doing their part of the work CT
helping to win the war.
Mr.. Claude H. Williams is an
nounced for the vacancy on the al
dermanic board occasioned by the
death of the late Alderman p. r.
Baxter. in Ward 1. The election VIII
he !,etd the 18th of April.
Dr. H. y. SNYDER will talk at the
Prosperity town hall on Friday night.
Anri1 TO- the benefit of the Red
Cross ?ahlic invited. Prices 80 and
2H cents
Scan the various pages outside and
i,side cf this issue for LEGAL st"ff-
Have you seen the new siN-cyhn-
der Kline kar "Made in Richmond"
Nr. Lawrence D. Wicker took pleas
nre in showing it to us and we take
Measure in telling YOU Of it. It IS