The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-01
PERSONALS.

Miss Agnes Adams OF Blairs PAU
pleasant visit Tuesday to the city.
where her triends are always glad in
see her.
Lt. r. Roy Summer. who received
his commission last week, has beer
assigned to remain at Camp Gordon
for duty, for the present. The many
friends Of 1t. Summer will be: mere
than ever pleased to see him again.
. Mr. Henry Cannon of the Bank OF
lancaster spent the weekend With
Mrs. cannon and other relatives q;
Newberrys - Il
!, Rev. Y: yez 4. Riser of Gibsonviile,
II. e., prods The Herald and News
nleasaatly as follows: 81 guess yor
and force have been suffering from
influenza, and that may be the reason
my paper no longer comes. It is paid
mn till next spring, but has not come
for about two weeks. would Ike 20
get the paper again, to learn the New
berry news, in reference to the war
college, etc" Mr.. Riser found a true.
hill against the paper, as his subscrip-
ton had been paid up as he said his
name wasS accidentally dropped from ron.
our mailing lists i'm correcting the
galleys. &
DR.. M. ~ Epting of Savannah is iR
Newberry on businesss IS
Rev. E g. Halfsege VII leave 3 goS, s
day, Friday, for KRston N. c.. ta
supply charches alFing@ NOVEMBER ger
and December.
Mr.. "a. Temple has changed TO
Batesburg; Route
mr.. Frank G. Davis -isain savannah
He is papa GiFll-.z-- . z-.--- .-7-e.-
MRS. L. G. Mecalleugh received a,
letter from her brother, Lieut. VIII
liam Edgar Crooks. saying heF had % q
been transferred from the 3. 81 8.
Davis to the u S. s. Dixie and Vii
now have duty on shore,
MRS. Pool of Newberry and Mrs.
r. E. Owens of spartanburg spent
several days last week with Mrs w.
Edgar owens.-C Clinton cor Laurens
Advertiser, soth. ---- IS.
MRS. Grey Ellesor and little daugh-
ter returned to Newberry Friday after
spending the week with Mrs. J. /.
f,oneland-Clinton cor Laurens Ad-
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary society of the Church 81
the Redeemer will hold their, regular
monthly meeting at the church Mon
day afternoon, November 4th, at
o'clock AS this is, to be a very I'M
portant meeting all members are
urged to be present.
There will be no services at Buss
River church Sunday, but the regular
service at Mt. Zion Baptist church
will be held that afternoon at 4:ot
o'clock.
Rev Som Nance has been appoint
ed as one Of the State speakers f"'
the United War Work campaign Ii
raise s17o,5oO 900 from November l.
to November 18TH
First Lieutenant W F. Wright 0
the 1oeth Eng. Reg, his many friend
will be pleased to know, has arrive
safely overseas.
MIR. Thos. B. Graham, of Columbia
a popular salesman working in tha
eitv. spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. CT. Graham, and his sister
Mrs J. P. shealy, at the latter's hom
in Newberry.
Mr. E. B. Blease Of Charlotte
in Newberry
The friends of Mr.. Farrow, tn
barber, are glad to see him out afte
a severe spell Of suffering with
{ badly injured leg sustained Dy a re
cent fall from tripping.
Health Officer L. M. Player say
the citizens generally Of this commun
ity deserve the highest praise throug
the newspapers for their unselds
worl. in relieving as far as they coui
thggdistress of their less fortunat
neighbors and friends during the rag
ing of the late epidemic of influenza
While some of course were able a
wen as willing to do very much, sti
nearly all did what they could.