The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-19
vARIO!JS AND AL ABOUT.

You will have with you Friday at
ternoon Mary Miles N1inter in "A Bit
OF jade" but at the matinee only, as
the night will be taken up with the
Girl Of Ny Heart" the merriest mus-
ical show of the season. The plot is
concerned with the adventures Of a
dashing American girl whose beauty,
wit and daring carry her successfully
through a maze of entanglements
which threaten disaster. It's a gen
! uine big gaiety show, with loads of at
tractive costumes and scenery. A big
chorus is kept busy with many song
numbers and there are several good
dances.
There are two days yet in this
week for all of US to obey the proc
lamation to be kind to animals. The
promptings of our hearts and minds
to be kind to the dumb beasts Of
burden every day cf each week should
be the natural order.
Price Too High Main Reason More
Potatoes Are Not Eaten.-Headline IN
News and Courier. We are glad the
article was published the day after
The Herald and News had its say. It
is aggravating to read in the daily
papers that thirty million bushels OF
Irish potatoes will be wasted unless
the potato crop now held by farmers
is moved Immediately" and then have
to pay from 60 to Is cents for peck,
when you want to help the gover1-
ment save flour by eating the pots-
toes. We don't wish to give the food
administration any trouble. but this
thing ought to be looked into.
One citizen OF Newberry paid MS
subscription to The Herald and News
in nickles and pennies-50 cents OF
the $3.50 being in the little brown
les" He made a chit.
The Young Peoples Missionary Sc
ciety of Central church will meec
Sunday afternoon in the church par
lor at 2:30. We will meet in the az
ternoon for the present.
Reports from Newberry say that
the Newberry team is also IN gooc
condition and the prospects are that
local fans will witness a good game
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Index
in calling attention to the annual ora
torical BASEBALL game to be played Fri
day afternoon at Greenwood between
the Bailey and Newberry college
teams.
What's the use to move up your
clock unless you move up yourself?-
Wilmington Star. We think every-
body in Newberry has moved her and
himself up.
Every home should have it's little
pig."-Exchange. Some homes Ill
Newberry can't have their little pigs.
as they have no room for the pen.
AS little as certain people think.
there are some persons in this COM
munity who cannot buy Liberty bonds.
They are those who do not maks
enough to pay rent and other ez-
penses of living at the prevailing
prices. The loyalty and patriotism c.
these men cannot be judged by their
failure to purchase Liberty bonds.
It was a beautiful climax to an III
spring scene when Misses Abbie Gail
lard and Susie Davenport, in the cos
tunes of Red Cross nurses, appeared
on the opera house stage Monday
night with the representative Of the
army and navy before the immense
crowd which thronged the building TO
it's standing capacity.
There will be preaching and COM
munion at Bethlehem church on the
fourth Sunday morning by the Rev.
Dr.. A. j. Bowers.
If you read the ad of the Newberry
Machine and Auto Works you must
have been impressed with the bigness
of the concern and the volume of bus
mess that is being transacted by tina.
company
We see by the Wilmington, n. c.,
Dispatch, that there has been a
change in the organization of that
paper which concerns a man known
in Newberry, Mr.. W. E. Lawson, who
married Miss Dolly Huiet, sister CT