The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-05-07
"TRELY PERSONAL

L. Z. Bradley, from the Oakland
mills. NewJe.ry. S. G.. is now fiNin ;
looms at the Hermitage mills, CAM
de0. S CHILL News
AR Hamp Hunt OF Newberry IS
attending the acknowledgements
Index. 3rd Mr.. " O. Holloway Of
Chappells is spending the day in town
with friends Greenwood Index, 3rd
Mr. and aIrs. Abram Daitch attend
ed the brilliant wedding in Augusta
or Monday last of Air. Philip Daitcii
of Newherry and Miss Sarah Lew.
The groom has two brothers who arr
popular merchants o. Edgefeld Ed
gefeId Chronicle
Mr. Hip during his residence in
Spartanburg was general act of
the Southaastern Life Insuraa c.:.i-
pany. He resigned his position OF
account CT IL health Ee made many
friends in this city who will b.,
plea Sed 10 learn that his health i,
greatly mproved-Spartanbu Her
aid in mentioning the change to
Greenville and to other business CT
Mr W. Frank Hipp.
Mr.. McHardy Mower left Friday
for Detroit. Mich, to visit the Stude-
baker corporation in order to try to
get S ude5aker automobiles to fill
the urgent demands for that popular
make of cars in this territory.
Mrs. J. w Denning and two child
zen. Miss Dorothy and Master Paul,
spent Saturday in Columbia
Mrs. 7. ". Hackman and little J.
". Tr.. have returned to their home
at Whitmire after visiting Mrs H. C.
Meyer in Newberry
Mr.. Albert c. Sigh of Dyson was
in the city Saturday.
Lieut. Claude Smith of Camp Jack
son was the weekend guest in the
eity-Spartanburg Herald of recent
date.
Mr.. James II. Hunter was visitor
in from Newberrr.-Greenwood In
aex: One OF the leftover personals
from last ISSUE
Mr.: and Mrs. Beauregard Thomas
son were among the visitors at Camp
Sewer Sunday week Tney went 10
Did farewell to their son John An
drew
Miss Lucy Burns leaves today for
Columbia for a visit. Miss Burns
will Also spend some time in New
berry before her return to the city.
Charleston American, 2Sth
Mr. Will Buford Of Newberry visit
ed Mr. Bob Davidson last week.
Clinton Chronicle.
Mrs. j. Earle Shedd is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Suber. in Neutrality-suspicious.
ticello cor Winns5oro News and Her.
aid.
Miss May livingston and Mr.. ami
Mrs. Ben Ept!ng Of Newberry recent
ly visited Nr =. r. Rabb's family
Mr.. EptiDg broneh+ over two hand
some cars for Mr.. W. J. Burley and
Mr.. c. II. Rurley-Monticello cor
WinnshorH News and Herald.
& Mr.. Chalmers Brown of Allentown,
Pa. was recent visitor in the neigh I
borheed-cethel cor Winnsboro News |
and Herald:
Prof. S. J. Derrick was one of the
Judges in Andersen at the intercoi- !
legiate debate between Wofford and
the Presbyterian COLLEGE Of Clinton.
Subject: "Th2" +Nn United States
and ENGLAND should form q perman-
ent alliance The negative s:ds.
Wofford, won.
Mr.. + F.. Johnson. while in New
berry. was taken sick and had to re-
turn to his home in Spartanburg. He
grew --orse and died. Mr.. Johnson
had. come here on business with Mr..
Frank r. Hunter, the former repre-
seudug the Interstate Land Auction
company o. Spartanburg, Mr.. Hunter
being the Newberry sales agent in
the interest of the Crotwell hotel
property.
Ralph B. Ward, who enlisted in the
regular army about the time OF the
breaking out of the present war and
was with General Pershing in Mex
leo, is a lieutenant in the heavy tank
service at Gettysburg, Pa. He was
selected for the first officers train
ing caniu at Fort 0glethorpe and re-
ceived his commission about four
weeks before the school closed.
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