The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

Rvt. oe &. Long, lst Provlslonai
regiment, medical detachment, Camp
Sewer, in writing for his paper, says
the boys are still enjoying the best of
health and having some good times.
Mrs. G., f. Dominick returned last
week from visit to relatives in
Lexington.
Erosher E. V. Babb, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Newberry, was
N Greenyille for short while on
Tuesday of last week. Since the go
ing of Pastor Sexton into Y. M. C. A.
war work, he has double duties on his
hands, for is keeping the work at both
of Newberry's churches under way.
He said that he had the promise, Of
DR.. John E. White to assist him in a
series of evangelistic services and that
be ard his people are looking forward
20 them with high expectancy-Bsp ptist
Courier,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Price have re-
turned from visits TO relatives in Gas
tonia and Lonsdale, N. C.
Miss Mary Lou Bowers, missionary
to Japan, will address the convention
of the Federation of Lutheran Young
Peoples societies of the South Caro-
lima synod in Charleston during the
sessions of that body, Synod meets
October 11-13.
Lieut.. Lorick Kibler of Lexington,
y. c., passed through Columbia yes
terday on his way to Pomaria in New
berry county where he goes to visit
his parents. Lieutenant Kibler was
recently commissioned in the dental
corps and has been assigned to duty
at Camp Hancock.-The State, Path.
Miss Geneva Summer and Miss Jes-
sic Epting have returned from visit
to Mrs. Belle Bryant.
Prof. Walter S. Peterson spent Mon
day night week here with his father,
Mr. Warren G.. Peterson. He has ac-
cepeed the chair of English in the
alley institute at Greenwood. Prof.
Peter9on enjoys a fine reputation as
an educator, having occupied promin-
ent position in the faculties of various
institutions.
Miss Lucy Wallace of Newberry was
a week end visitor in this section. She
has accepted the Wayside school in
Ri HAND county and began teaching
there Monday. She is sister of Miss
Sara Wallace, who so SUCCESSFULLY
taught at Bethel for the past two
years.-Bethel cor Winnsboro News
and Herald.
Mr.. Ellison Wilds of Newberry has
been spending awhile here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Wilds.-
Longtown cor Winnsboro News and
Herald.
Mr.. James "A. Mimnaugh left last
Thursday week for New York, having
been called to that city on account cf
the death of his sister, Mrs. Ellen
Murphy He went to be at the burial
on Saturdsv
Miss Charlie Wilkins left Friday for
her home in Savannah after pleas
ant little visit here to her sister, Mrs.
Frank G. Davis.
Miss Sara Davis left Wednesday for
Belmont, n. c.. to attend the Sacred
Heart college, joining Miss Mildred
Purcell who had> gone to resume her
studies in that institution.
Mr.. F. o. Black and family returned
to Saluda Friday afternoon after Wis.,
ling relatives here.
Mrs. Henry Wofford and little dau-
ohter returned last Friday from Fer
naudina where they had been visiting
Mrs. Wofford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
6. M. Duncan.
Not satisfied with what Newberry ls
having as her share of troubles, thu
Spanish influenza has taken hold Of
her people with an encircling grip thar
is wide in its scope Most everybody.
or at least one in every family, has
il. In some cases whole families are
in its grasp. No use trying to dodge
lit is in the air.
Newberry will look higher up, and
not down, when the new telephone
system is completed, although the
wi-es will be under the ground, where
they belong.
I,aborers are being called on for
their working cards. This gets lots
CT peoples goats. !
ssyo,Irs for tho fourth liberty loan"