The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-19
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

DR.. R. NJ Kennedy Of Due West viii
preach in the A. r. P. church mex.
Sabbath morning at 1870 and at
Kings Creek at O'clock in the al
ternoon. The pastor, the Rev. ]. ".
Carson, will be absent at Bradley IL
assist in a communion service at that
place.
Rev. E. V. Babb will preach at Can
non Creek church next Sabbath after
noon at 4 o'clock. The public invited
Flowers have their time to bloom
and birds to nest etc, ETC., but The
Herald and News has all pages for
local matter Read them so yoa
can't say you didn't see it," and get
after the reporter.
A forerunner of the patriotic war
garden crops is a young Irish potato
we saw in the hands of Mr.. no. ".
Earhardt
The sermon at Central Methodist
church Sunday night Will be preached
by the Rev. DR.. L. Stokes of Pros
perity, former pastor
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Nancy Caroar circle o. the Kings
Daughters will be held at the nome OF
Ms. I. I. iIipp Friday afternoon at
o'clock.
; Newberry is to furnish three men
underIthe call to mobilize $50 white
laborers from South Carolina a:
Camp Sewer May and I. These are
additional to the 81 colored and nine
white men to go from Newberry pe
tween April 26 and May 1.
Mrs. B. S. Hardy of Herberts was
in Union today. Mr.. Hardy's nephew,
Mr.. Morris King of Whitmire, is quite
i'll with pneumonia in a Spartanbury
hospital.-Union Progress, 16tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ewart are ex-
pSClSu III Ou1Ou Iu1S WCOh S]1ISi q
two weeks trip to relatives at New
berry and Manning. Mr. Ewart is tile'
efficient operator at the Western
tricn ofiice-Union ProoreSs-.
: Miss Eunice Smith of the county IS
visiting Mrs Walter Cameron in the
city ~
Messrs. F. Harry Campsen, R. 3.
Nichols, C. P. Shealy, H. m. Kyser, "
E. Hentz and H. j. Harmon motorea
to Summerland and attended the co.,
lege reception there Monday night.
Making fine record Edward Davis,
son of Colonel Marion Davis, won the
scholarship in the United States Naval
academy at Annapolis, Md. He wilY
report there the 14th of June.
Mrs. W. H. Eddy spent the first
of the week in Columbia visiting her
cousin, Mrs. W. H. Clifton, accompan-
led by her little daughter, Mis-, Mary !
Eddy. !
Sergeant Harry SPINNER, of the de-
pot ordnance department, S1st bat
terry, Camp Sewer, spent day here
the first of the week.
Mrs. &C. A. Renneker and little daa-
ghter of Orangeburg are visiting at
the home of her father, Mr: Jas: A.
Burton.
Assistant Paymaster Earle Hipp
left Wednesday night on the return TO
his post aboard the U. S. S. Petrei,
"Somewhere in America" after a
pleasant visit here since Sunday.
Speaking OF road dragging that was
dragging of the roads by the Summer
Bros. company from Newberry TO
Garys and from Garys to Gum Spring,
the former portion being done by
Messrs John Danielsen and W. J.
Swittenburg with the town drags ana
I the latter part of the work being per-
formed by Mr. R. NJ. Werts. When
the Summer Bros. companys motor
power pulls things there is something
| doing, with the right men plotting,
The Herald and News went to press
before the polls closed for the elec-
ton OF alderman in Ward /. The in
dicationS that Mr.. W. was elected