The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-26
PERSONALS.

. Newberry with Mrs. W. Nj. Long. VII
lam Foster, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. S. Buckley, came home
with them. The State.
Nfr. and Mrs. NJ. R. Williams have
returned to Newberry after visiting
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Rauton.-Greenwood Index.
Miss Annie Aunspaugh returned
this morning from a weekend visit
to Miss Bess Herbert in Newberry.-
Greenwood Journal.
Rev. J. W. Carson, A. R. P. pastor
of Newberry, was here this. morning
On his return to Newberry from Brad
ley. He was with Pastor r. D. Kerr
there yesterday.-Greenwcod Index.
Mrs t. A. Marsh and Miss Kath-
crime Goggans of Greenwood spent.
the weekend in Newberry with Miss.
Julia Johnstone.
Julian White has been promoted to
the position of sergeant in the sup
ply company, 54th infantry, regular
army, at Chickamauga Park. -.
Mr. Tno. c. Adams left Tuesday for
Blairs to spend week with relatives
and to go fishing on the Majestic
Broad
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Epting have
returned from Fairfield county.
whittier they motored late Sunday
night in response to a telegram. 1t
was Mrs. Epting's grandfather who
was critically ILL., He died before
their arrival
Mr.. Claude Dominick and his motn-
er spent Tuesday afternoon in Colum-
bia
Just before the appointed hour
Miss Annie Greene of Newberry rem
dered a beautiful piano solo.-From
the Union Progress in an account Of
the Sigh -Rutledge wedding Monday
evening, the bride being Miss Nina
Sigh, the. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Sigh, formerly of New
berry, now of Union The Progress
says the bride is 'an unusually at.
tractive young women, who by her
sweet and ievable disposition has
endeared herself to many in the city
who will regret that she is to make
her home elsewhere" The groom,
Mr.. Jno. H. Rutledge, is a substantial
business man of Durham, N. c., hay-
ing many friends in Union where he
resided several years
Mrs, Ben. z. Crouch and little
child, who were recently taken to Co.
lumbia suffering with bites from q
mad dog, are keeping up the treat
ment at home, getting along all
right.
Corporal Sam Morris of Camp Sc
vier is on another furlough home.
The groom is young man of much
ability. and for two years has served
most acceptablv as principal Of the
Monarch schools. He is d graduate
Of Sewhecry college and was secre-
tary Of the Union County Teachers
association for several years. He IS
held in the highest esteem by all who
know him. Mr.. Edison will enter
the u. S. army next Friday and Mrs.
Edison viii continue to teach at the
Carem schcols.-Union Progress iii
reporting the marriage of Miss Ellen
Harliee Graham and MIR. Allen D.
Edison in Unicn last Friday. The
bride has been the eficient and pop
uiar teacher of Carem school and the
ss-oom once lived in Newberry with
his mother and an aunt
Mr.. J. A. Schroeder we0t to Camp
Sewer last Saturday to see his son,
" E. Schroeder. He was accompau-
led by Mr. j. l.. Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson B. Kibler
and daughter of San. Francisco, Cal,
VII ac-1Eiive Saturday on visit to rel
atives in NeE'berry, Mr.. KILLERS
former home city. His brother-in-
law. Mr. Wm. Johnson, received a
letter from him Wednesday, mailed
en- route from Cleveland, Ohio, tell
ing Of the contemplated visit.
= Misses Boyd WheeleA Claudia
Wheeler, Ruth Harrell. Tommie We'll
ling, Mary Frances Jones, Helen
sneigrove, Elizabeth White, Olivia
Stewart and Clara Stewart, another
patriotic bevy Of young girls, have
been formed as the second control. or
Patrol B., Of Girl Scouts, The Herald
AND News having already mentioned
the fNrYnofin~