The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Stanmore Langford returned
last week from Union, after relieving
Mr.. Donald White from duty at the
Southern Power Company's substa-
tion, the latter having spent his va
cation in Newberry.
Mrs. w. T. Harrell and Miss Lucille
Dickert returned last week from an
extended visit to relatives in Mime
apolis. Minn.
Mr A E. Derrick has changed his
paper from Leesville to the training
detachment at the University Of
South Carolina, Columbia.
Mrs. o. MGR. Holmes has gone to
spend awhile at Hendersonville.
Miss E. Lila Kibler, afteS visiting
relatives in Orangeburg and Prosper
ity has come to visit relatives in
Newberry.
Mrs. H. B. Wells and son Fulmer
last week returned from an extended
visit to relatives in Savannah.
Mr.. George Addy reports that his
father, Mr.. H. f. Addy, underwent
the operation for appendicitis and is
getting along all right.
Miss Irene Workman will teach the
first grade in the Honea Path hign
school which opened Monday
DR.. H. B. Mccullough of Newberry
is now with the Harmon Drug Co.
He is young man of fine address
and has already made a host OF
friends in Lexington Dispatch
News.
Dr.. z. T. Pinner left, Wednesday
for st. Louis, carrying with him Miss
Estell Boland daughter of L. B, Boz.
land for treatment in the L. c. Nc
lain orthopedic sanitariuIn of that
plae.
Mrs. Alice Pearsall spent last week
in Silverstreet with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Scurry went to Newberry
this week.-Tom DeLoacf went to
.Newberry to buy sash and doors for
the rooms in his new ibuilding.---But-
Ter cor saluda Standard, 5th. We in
vite his neighbors and friends to come
here when they want sash and doors
for their rooms and for anything else.
Mrs Florence 7. Dobbins, daughter
OF DR.. J. VIM. Folk, is attending busi-
ness college at Clifton FORGE, Va.
Rev. Wade H. Dutton Of iNewberry,
s. C, made the de5'catory address,
Deferred items in Lutheran Church
Visitor. account of recent dedication
of service flag at Leesyille.
TN.r~day ef'ernocn et 4'20 o'clock.
at the home of Mrs. L. T. Bonkpight:
John L. Adams of Dyson and Miss
Minnie Ta1Sert QUITS of Kirksev
were married by the Rev W. P:
Meadors.@saluda Standard, 5th.
The resignation cf K. D. Sem. who
Tor the past eight or ten years has
been the popular ard efficient super
saterd-ns of - ~ull'1e schools. is q
matter Of profound and universal re-
gret n Mullins, Mr. 'Senn resigns to
accept s1m'liT position at Bennetts-
yille.4Pee Dee Advocate.
Mrs ] M. ogi1vie and little son
sssnookums." returned to Columbia
Saturday, after spending the week in
Newberry.
Mr and Mrs. G. w Reid have as
their pleasant visitors for awhile the
Misses Helen George and Elizabeth
Hentz of Pomaria and Miss Selma
CrotweII of Newberry-Ninety Six
cor Greenwood Index, 9Th.
AIRS. Hubert Sigh, MRS. A. C. Sigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blease and Mr..
Norman Sigh motored to Spartan
burg one day last week to see Mr
Hubert Sigh who is IN training at
Camp Yadsworth-Ninety Six cor
Greenwood Index, 9Th.
There was quite pleasant sociaole :
at the home of Mr.. Will Butler We'd
nesday night in honor of his niece,
Miss Alma Butler of Whitmire.-Buck
Level cor Greenwood Journal, 9th. :
"A well known young South Caro- '
imam, Malcolm Johnstone, as he is
usually called, is listed among the
wounded as ]. NJ Johnstone. He is :,
a first lieutenant in the infantry and
is the youngest son of Senator Alan :
Jchnstone of Newberry. He is a
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