The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-15
RI. RELY Personal
&sA~s No~eDi ents of Igany People. New
Arrians, aud These Whe Visit
SewherEy.

Mss Pamela Moore Of Columbia i
sting her cousin. Ms. p. +. Scott,
azrs. J. B. Smith of kinarls cams
y: 3nesday to spend until Friday al
5a~coon with Mrs. =. ". Snita.
". J. D. Kinard went to NewGerr>
sn.s morning.-Greeawood Journal,
j3lh.
Mrs. S. N. Duncan left Wednesday
Sor Beaufort to spend some time witi'
-. Duncan.
NJ Nathan Morris returned Wed
rsasday afternoon from pleasant
=!s.t to Asheyilie and Henderson
lie.
Mr.. \. O. Farmer formerly O!
TownyiIie. is clerking for the Whit
gaire Mercantile pany.-Tugaloo
tribune
Mr.. J H. Summer and daughter,
Miss Julia. of Newberry. spent Sunday
vith Mr.. and Mrs. E: Summer
Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. and MIS-. " Fl. Whitlock re-
turned this morning from a weekend
visit to Newberry and Columbia
Greenwood Journal, 18th.
Mrs. Theo. A, s. arborough has re-
S1rned home after a visit to her home
in anNewberry.-Orangeburg Times ana
Democrat
Private Gray Dicke1t has been pro-
>anoted to corporal at the signal sta
.sion at Fort Moultrie and placed in
charge Of signal detail.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alb Sligh, Miss Lily
Fair Sigh and Mr.. Norman Sigh, of
Dyson. visited relatives here on yes
4erday.-Greenwood Index, 18th.
Miss Bertha Efrd, student az
Newberry. visited the old folks at
home Sunday.-Lexington News-Dis-
patch.
Miss Annie Greene. of Newberry.
for several years popular teacher
1T Buffalo, spent the weekend with
Mir. and Mrs. P. c. HundleN of Buff
falo.-Cnion Progress.
Miss Eloise Strother, after spend
N week at Johnston and Prosper
ity with relatives and friends, re
Gurned the latter part of the week to
Walhalla -Keowee Courier.
Dr. R. M. Kennedy of Newberry, q
former resident of Due West. was one
of the DELEGATES to the Prayer con-
ference held in Due West last week.
a r. Presbyterian.
Mr.. Thos. w Dantzler of st. Mat
Ehews. Grand commander Of the
knights Temnlar of South Carolina
viii visit Newberry commanders
Monday night
Mr.. and Nrs. r. Anderson anil
son returned to Newberry this morn
ing after visit to relatives anG
friends in the city.-Greenwood In
dex, 18th.
DR., ". c. Brown. of Newoerry. s.
q, has remembered the library again.
last year he made gift OF check:
this week he sends s5.-Tennie E.
Bonner in A. r. Presbyterian.
AIR. and Mrs. A. Mitchell and son
travis srent Sunday with Mrs. Mitch
ellis brother, Milton Caldwell, of New
a,erry-Cherry Hill cor. Saluda Stand
ard
Or. and Mrs G. w. Connor return
ed yesterday fron Baltimore, where
Dr. Connor went for an examination
but did not find it necessary to re-
main longer for treatment. Green
wood Journal, 11th.
Mr. L. l. Blalock returned Mon
Gay night from Spartanhurg after Wis
iting his sister, Miss Minnie Blalock.
Mrs Beaurie Thomasson has re-
xprned from a visit to her son, John,
rat Camp Sewer.
Robert G. {well known as "Pete"}
.Eoozer of Camp Sewer is spending
furlough in Newberry. He spent
Wednesday in Columbia with his
mother. who is visiting her son Tench
G., n that city.
Mr.. F. O. Black, superintendent OF
education, returned to Saluda Wed
nesday, having brought Hrs. Black
and the two little girls to Newberry
--on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Hill
Ar. J. X. Glider returned Wednes-
-day from New York, accompanied Oy
MS son and daughter-in-law. AS
'fDr. Jimmie" was able to stand the
Trip since his recent serious illness
his many friends hone that his visit