The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-21
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Miss Elizabeth Allen is visiting 1t
SIverstreat --Greenwood journai.
Miss Ruth Crite spent last week i;
Newberry with Mrs. J. w Carson.
Miss Louise Melton has returned t0
Rock Hill 10 resume her duties a.
Winthrop.
Private ]. NJ Pool, of Battery E,
S1st artillery. has ordered his copies
of The Herald and News sent to
Camp Eustis. Va, the battery having
been transferred from Ft. Moultrie.
We hope ne may continue to get the
paper regularly long, long way on
Journey of life and that the reading
of it will keep Jordan from having
too hard a road. to travel.
Mr. Herman S. Langford, one
among the bright graduates of New
berry college and who later completed
finished course at the we'll known
Poughkeepsie business college in the
great state of New York, has accpet-
ed the position of bookkeeper az
Clemson college, and has entered up
on the discharge of his new duties
in that fine institution of learning. 1t
is gratifying to the many friends o.
this rising young Newberrian that he
was selected tby the strong and sound
Clemson board for so responsible and
important position, and we feel sure
that the wisdom of the choice will he
seen in the future work.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Wooten return
ed Saturday from Newberry, where
they attended the funeral of the lat
ter's brother-in-law, DR.. o. B. Mayer.
greenwood Index, 18th.
Capt. Norman C. Toole, list Lieut..
r. Herman Wright, 2nd Lieut.. B. v.
Chapman, Quartermaster Sergeant +.
4. Feagle, Sergeant Homer W.
Schumpert. Sergeant Tince E. Davis,
CORPORAL n H. Holmes and Corpora.
2 NJ. Evans, Jr., returned last Sat
urday from their training at Camp
StyI
M. George Epps got message
Tuesday from 1t Neal w. Workman,
wao was in Greenville on his way to
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg. from
Fort Sill, Okla. Lieut. Workman has
Just completed his duties in the gun
section Of the Infantry School OF
Training at Fort Sill.
Miss Lucille Smith returned to her
home at Kinards after two weeks
visit to her friend. Miss Margaret
Pinson in South Main stree-Green-
wood Index.
nTr. Robert Price left last Wednes-
day for the I. S. naval training camp
at Charleston.
Mrs. VIII a. Brown and Mrs Jnc
M. Teagne of Laurens visited Miss
Minnie Havird last week.
All friends of education will be
glad to know something of Newberry
college and the fact that Prof Sidney
Derrick succeeds Rev. H. Harms
D. d, who has been called to one Of
the largest and most influential
churches in the United States.-Spar
Sanburg Journal
Ifr. and Mrs. A. T. Breazeale OF
Charleston, after spending few
DAYS with the latter's mother, Mrs
P. B. Hutchinson, have gone to Az
derson to visit his mother before 60
ing to the army the oath.
Mr.. G.. c. Merchant, observer at the
bureau, will hereafter be in full
charge. Mr. Merchant is a capable
weather man. having had several
years experience and having made
close study of the business. He, like
.'{r. Lathrop, has paid strict atte otion
to his work. and has always been
found ready and willing to give tha
public any information. .-Greenville
News IN mentioning the termination of
the connection with the bureau there
OF Meteorological w. T. Lathrop to
await orders for reporting at one of
the army training camps.
t, DR.. Charles Forster Smith, Ph.D.
of the University of Wisconsin, who
came South to deliver the graduating
address at the University of soutE
Carolina, and also to give series of
lectures at the Winthrop summer
school, visited his niece, Mrs. II. B
Humbert, there Sunday He motored
I'D from Newberry in companp with