The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-02
VARIOUS AE.j ALL ABOUT

NOT every prtQc IS war Drlue SA-
actly.
If beans were not killed by the late
frosts some of them GOT the hump
back and crooked leg.
Speaking of food conservation r
lady in this county substituted grits
for sugar Saturday.
For petit larceny rose Austin part
ed with s. in the recorders court
Monday.
There is a good JOB awaiting every
idle man, and no. slackers should 5e
allowed-Anderson Mail.
The State reunion OF Confederate
veterans will be held in Abbeville
May and s.
We will have with US Wednesday
Alice Joyce in "The Song of the Soul"
It ought to be good and no doubt will.
Having an Easter service to attend
to elsewhere the reporter could not
be at the singing in Mayer Memorial
church Sunday afternoon.
Boozer Bros delivery truck ran
into manhole last week and was
overturned, damaging the machine
considerably and injuring though not
seriously, the two colored drivers.
Have concluded there is no place
so good as Dickey Swamp.-Dickey
Swamp cor Williamsburg Herald,
Sounds like a good place for birds
and chickens.
There will be no session of the
State Teachers association held dur
ing the spring, according to the an
nouncement of DR.. Jas. P. Kinard,
president.
Roy Stewart will give the public
"Keither of the Border" at the opera
house Thursday. There are just lots
of people in Newberry who like to
see border stories in the pictures, and
Roy can handle his part.
The Rev. F. E. Dibble's PRAYER
meetings last week were we'll attend
ed by people of all denominations.
Great interest was manifested and
much good accomplished. The meet
ings will be continued this week.
An Taste. bride was in Newberry
Sunday afternoon when Miss Sadie
Mae Fowler and Mr.. John VIM. Smith,
both of Pomaria. were. married by the
Rev. F. E. Dibble at Central Metho.
dist parsonage at $50.
A good COW belonging to Mr.. Il.
S Sanders died during Thursday
night. At least Mr.. Sanders found
her dead early Friday morning. The
cause of the death is unknown as the
cowswas apparently we'll up to Thurs
day night.
The Rev. E. V. Babo is also con-
ducting a series of PRAYER meetings
at the First Baptist church in the
afternoons at o'clock, and the good
work in Newberry in this direction
continues to exert beneficial influ-
ence.
We regret that there will be no field
day or other public school exercises
held in the county this year.-Wateree
Messenger: 1t is sad. neighbor. but
the war with its attending conse-
quences is changing the order o.
things.
No man has the right to loaf now
adays. There is entirely too much
work to be done IN this country fsr
anybody to be caught idling away
time. Every loafer should be put to
work either one way or another
Williamsburg Herald.
The frost of Easter morn which
chilled the air was soon dissolved by
the warm rays of the sun making
comfortable the day. Even Old Sol
seemed to fall in with the new time
Everybody else fell in with it unani-
mously and cot used to it right away,
as it worked like charm. g
The bride above referred to IS
pleasantly remembered in Camden
as having been employed by the
Southern Bell Telephone Co. here
Camden Chronicle in copying The
Herald and News account of the mar
~riage of Miss Leone swindler and Mr..
Fred Paysinger.
Failing to reach Newberry Satur-
day the episode of vengeance AMI
the Woman will be shown Thurs
day in addition to the regular pro-
gram. to be followed by the next reg
ular episode Saturday. New time:
matinee 4 to 7:3O, night show $50