The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-01

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Theteachers have gone to their homes
for tAe holidays. Miss Hentz to
pollaria, Miss Fant to silverstreet. :.
Iva cor. Anderson Mail, 24,h.
George Z. Boland, Jr., arrived in the
city Lass night direct from China, where
he is in the service Of the American
army forces. This is his first trip to
his home in many years and here in time
to dine with his parents on Christmas
day.-The State, 10Th.
Miss Margaret Moore, who is teach
ing in the Ne xberry public schools, is at
home for the holidays>-Greenwood
Index, 2-nd
Us. j. Irwin Coleman went to Coro-
naea today to attend the marriage OF
Miss Lydie Coleman and Mr.. E. M.
Suber of rry-Greenwood Index,
2-nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Perry OF Newberry
have returned from visit to Spartan
Index, 22nd.
Mr.. E. H. Aull of Newberry spent yes
terday in Walhalla visiting at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Aull. He was
on his way to Atlanta.-Kee"se Cou-
rier, 26th.
Mr.. Thos. 1. Sw. rert left Wednesday
for Columbia, W.. he will have
charge of the books me Adluh Mill
ing company and also act in an execu-
tive capacity with an allied concern, the
Columbia Grain and Provision company.
These two concerns do large manu-
featuring and wholesale business in and
our of Columbia and Mr.. Swygert will
have an important place in the direction
of their affairs.-Laurens Advertiser.
He will fill the bill all right. We know
him well.
Mr.. Schumpert is very enthusiastic in
the work of the Red Cross and has been
the means of collecting while here sew
eral hundred dollars for the cause.
While on the streets of the town Christ
mas eve he threw down on the sidewalk
a coin and asked the crowd of pedes-
tr;ans to cover it with similar coins,
both white and colored responded. When
! the he: , CT coins were counted Mr.
Shumpert realized near $50, which he
placed in the hands Of the treasurer of
the local Red Cross unit.-Iva cor. An
derson Mail, 9th, in mentioning the
holiday visit of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Shumpert and Miss Freda to their
daughter, Mrs. W. T. A. Sherard.
i Miss Fannie Sanford is on visit to
her aunt in Greenville.
| Mrs. w. G. Haughton and Graham
Haughton left today to spend the holi,
days with relatives in Newberry.-
Spartanburg Journal, 22nd.
Mr. Jacob B. Enlow and family have
moved from Prosperity to 421 Cros-
SOB street.
Rev. S. c. Ballentine, going to his
nev field in Damascus, Va, says: q
want The Herald and News to follow
me. Haze enjoyed reading your paper,
and it has been worth much to me in
this work. May you live long and grow
fat"
Mr. Geo. S. Dickert and family have
moved from Prosperity to oO6 Glenn
street.
! Friends of DR.. G. W. Connor were
clad to see him on the streets yester-
day. He has been confined to his home
for ten weeks.-Greenwood Journal,
2Oth.
| Mr. Clarence Renneker and little
daughter Mary have returned home at,
ter a pleasant visit to her father in
Newberry for two weeks.-Orangeburg
Times and Democrat, Goth.
Mrs. G. A. Wright and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Wright, of Newberry, are Wis
iting Mrs. w. B. Harrison in Hammond
street. -Greenville Piedmont, 26th.
| Mrs. Walter Cameron OF Newberry is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
| Smith.-Pacolet cor. Union Times, 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bale spent
Christmas in Newberry.-Laurens Ad-
| vertiser.
Capt. E. Henry Cappclmann Of Camp
Jackson is visiting his parents on leave
Of absence, after special course of
/ training in bayonet tactics at Fort Sill
Okla. Capt. Cappelmann was for some
time before going to Fort Sill military
instructor at Newberry college. He will
rejoin his company in a few days.-The
State, 28th.
Mss Manie Lee Camp CT Newberry
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