The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-08-27
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Rev. I. W. Carson, synodical SUI
perinteHdent of young peoples work
closed the afternoon session with a
discussion on General Y. P. C. O.
Problems. Mr.. Carson has been at
the head of this branch of the church
work for long time and is fully in
formed as to the work and its prob
lems. His talk was along lines tina!
will assist the delegates to help solve
some of the problems that confront
them in their work. Mr. Carson is
greatly loved by the young people OF
the church, who appreciate the great
interest he takes in them and their
wark in the church, and his presence
among them is always enjoyed
From report in the Associate Reforrs,
sed Presbyterian of the Young Peoples
Convention at New Sterling, N. C.
William D. Halfacre, William E.
Hentz, Eldridge T. McSwain, Carlton
C. Coleman, William C. Coleman, Will
liam A. webb, Clifton P. Coleman,
Marion H. Blease, Junius B. Fox and
William S. Houck are among the 225
college students at the Plattsburg
training camp.
After a delightful stay of month
spent here as the guest Of Miss May
Linden, Miss Lila Hodge has returned
to her home in Newberry.-Charles-
ton American.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Owens have re-
turned to Clinton after spending sew
aeral days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Hutchison.
Mr W. P. Smith Of Kinards was
selected president Of the South Caro-
lima State Hog Breeders association
at the organization of that body in
Columbia Monday night.
Corpora. Robert l.. Kibler, Of the
q. M. corps, r. "A, in Spokane, Wash.
and Mrs. Rachicot of France were
married on the 14th instant, according
to information received by relatives
here in letters from the happy groom.
Corporal Kibler has been with the
regular army sonaeEtwenty odd years.
He is son Of the late D. W. T. Kibler
who in his day wassa great and gen
eral favorite with old and young peo-
pie, and there are many in Newberry
who will wish Robert and his bride
long years of happiness and success
Fred Cromer is the new assistant
at the express Office. BY the way,
that is nice looking delivery wagon
Agent Wofford has just put On in the
management of his business.
Miss Pauline Glider arrived from
New York Sunday to spend two weeks
at home.
.Mr. Fred Wicker had his right hand
badly injured at Chappells last week.
while managing two carloads of lum-
Der. The breaks failed to hold and
he jumqed off. He is now holding his
arm in sling.
Congressman Fred II. Dominick's
as a candidate for re-
election appears in the Sentinel to-
day. He carried Pickens county by a
large majority two years ago and So
licits a continuation of the peoples
Sentinel
Miss Helen Connor of Newberry is
visiting this week at the home of Miss
Eunice Glasgow.-Miss Mary Lou
Glasgow has returned from a visit
to her grandfather, Mr.. "A. c. Sigh,
near Ninety Six.-Mrs. Eunice Glas.
cow is at home after an extended
visit to relatives and friends in New.
berry, Kinards and Whitmire-The
Greenwood Index.
dex.
Mrs. L. T. Covington and children,
after stay of some weeks with the
formers parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. l.,
Stokers, at Prosperity, have returned
to Walhalla.-Keowee Courier.
Miss Annie Blake has returned from
Smyrna, New5erry county, where she
presided over the presbyterial She is
president of the district nresbyterial
and a highly competent ofdcial-The
Greenwood Journal.
The many friends CT that noble boz
in France, Osce ColeTan, grieve over
his misfortune. May God help nm and
his dear parents to bear with Christ
ian fcrtitude all that is thrust upon
them.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood
Journal.
DR.. ard. Mrs. J. II. iMcIntosh, with