The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-11
PERSONALS.

dt the u uIfSlSI OL Nol"4iiDif' -'>'~
week
Miss Ida Young was among the
Winthrop graduates this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capers Marlborough
visited relatives in Newberry the past
week.-Butler cor ,Saluda Standard.
Mrs. F. E. Dibble spent last Satur-
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ander-
son.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood III
deX
On Sunday morning at the school
auditorium large congregation heard
with much pleasure and profit the
sermon before the school delivered
SO impressively by Rev. F. E. Dibble
of Newberry. Mr.. and Mrs. Dibble are
prime fayorites in Ninety Six and al
ways get warm welcome here. Mr..
Dibble preached also Sunday night
at the Baptist hurch.-Ninety Six
cor Greenwood Index.
Mrs Dibble accompanied Mr.. Dible
and her friends were delighted to SEE
her.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood 1our-
nal, in reporting the record break
ing" commencement of the Ninety Six
high school, for which Prof. ]. H.
Shealy, with his usual good judg
ment. selected one OF the best loved
ministers, Rev. F. e. Dibble, to preach
the taccaleUreate sermon" The cor
respondent says the lay was looked
forwar-! 20 with great deal of pleas
ure, and although the weather was
hot and dry great crowd assembled
and heard lone of the best sermons
ever preached in Ninety Six"
lanes Bowers, who intended joirl-
ing his brother Frank at the home III
Atlanta, on their vacation from school
in Newberry, has decided to remain
here for some time. having accepted
the position made vacant in the ex-
press Office here by the resignation Of
Joe Willie Werts, who is messenger
between Columbia and Augusta.
Mrs w H. Parks left last week for
Columbia, where she will spend few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. H. N.
Peeler. Mrs. Parks will also visit
Newberry before returning home
Charleston American.
Miss Bertha Gary Gallman, who has
been spending the winter with her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Gallman, left Saturday for
her home at Newberry. Miss Cali
man has just completed her second
year at Chicora college.-The State.
Miss Margaret Moore has returned
from Newberry, where she has beei
teaching school.-Greenwood Journal
Miss Juanita Epting has returned
to Newberry after visit to her
cousin. Miss Sue Dent, in Senate street
The State.
Mrs. jim Mclaughlin and children,
who have been the guests of Mrs. J.
C. Harper for several days, returned
to her home at Newberry this morn
ing.-Greenwood Index. 9Th.
7. 3. Sample went to Newberry one
day last week and bought carr.
IT. B!ease went to Chappells Saturday
on husiness.-D. G. ROTOR and Hey
ward Smith, J: A. and R. L. McCary
and Leland Kempson visited at New
berry On Sunday-Misses Olivia
Rushton anE Eunice Quattlebaum
spent Sunday with Miss rIarie Berry
of Chappells Route Big Creek cor
Sc'"@a Standard.
MS John Bushardt OF NeWDerfy is
visiting !,er sister this week Per
ry Addy spent the weekend WITH
friends in Newberry.-Rev.W. W. Il
Dutton of New5erry spent few days
last week with his father, Rev. W.
A. Dutton.-Mr. and Mrs. Julian Price
and Mrs. Wheeler of Prosperity dined
at Eric Blacks Sunday.-Pleasan'
Grove cor Saluda Standard.
A colored mother and daughter,
Alice and Elsie Peterson, were found
guilty by Recorder Earhardt Tuesday
of assault and battery, for which Alice
the mother paid S. and Elsie the dau-
ghter paid So.
People will see "The Lonely Wo-
man." with Belle Bennett, at the
opera house Monday.