The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-08

his glands being out of order. The
worst Of it to him is that it is keeping
him from getting ready to go to FRANCE
with the other boys, as the possibil-
tiles Of the ceasing Of hostilities
appear to be rather remote.
Corporal Toe Keitt of the American
Expeditionar} Force in France has
been released from the ospital, where
he has ben a patient with the munlps.
f:ct We 1cu!st i he vas very patient,
and We know he IS glad to get out in
The onen again and away from the
hospital ard the mumps.
M. S. ?. Tonkins and his raughter,
Mrs. P A Jones, and her baby, left
Monday fer her home in West Green,
Ga Mrs. Jones has been here since
the death of her sister, Mrs Dudley.
Her father Will SPEND awhile with
her and Mr.. Jones. ..
Mr.. W. H. Sloan of Little Mountain
/ was in Newbewy Monday.
Julian White, member of the
| Supply company 54th infantry, at
Chickamauga Park, Ca !, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
White.
Rev. H. ". Stone and family moved
to Greenwood January / Mr.. Stone
having resigned as pastor Of West
End Rantist church to become pastor
! Of West Side Faaptist church at Green
wood Pew Geo. NJ. Sexton and family
| arrived from St.George January l..
Mr.. Sexton is the new pastor of West
End Rartist church.
What was generally conceded to
be one Of the strongest addresses
delivered to men locally in some time
was made at the Princess theater
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock by
President T. Henry Harms. Ph. D, ,
of Newberry College. At the close of
the meeting the sreaker was literally
banked with men, expressing their
appreciation for the message Many
Of those present were free in their
exnressions that "it was the best Of
anv given iris year in the series con-
Quoted by TIE local Y. M. c. Anon.
n ,d
Mr.. L. B. Schumpert of Prosperity
was in Newberry Monday.
Mrs. Tom SlIber has returned from
the Columbia hospital much improved
after the treatment in that institution.
Mr.. q L. Wise Of Prosperity /
was in tho city Monday
Miss. Clara Bowers returned last
week to Richburg, where she teacnes
school.
sergt. Carl T. Julien, on his way
from Fort Moultrie to Fort Oglethrope,
was srHantod time to- attend his
fathers burial.
Mrs. H. 7. Garrison of Winder, Ca.
and Mrs. Lloyd Summervil1e of Char1-
otte, N c., sisters of Mrs B. E. Julien,
attended the tlr;Al nf t,4e ]atter's
late husband Sd. ,rday afterno III
Mrs Summerville has returned to her
home. Mrs Garrison will remain for
awhile whit Mrs Julien.
Mr.. ]. D. Lorick was in the city
Monday from Prosperity 6.
Mrs Frank G. Wright, the useful
helpmate in the express office at
Orangeburg, is visiting her parents.
Dr.. and Mrs T. W., Smith, for a few
days
Mr.. ]. H. Ringer has been discharged
from the Baptist hospital in Columbia,
where he has been since undergoing
an opperation forappendicitis.
Mr.. T. S. Letter will leave today or
tomorrow for China Grove to accom-
any his family home from their holiday
visit to relatives in that place.
Mr.. H. C. Dominick Of Chappells
was in the city Thursday.
Miss Freddie Banks, after having
spent the Christmas holidays in Co.
lumbia, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Reagin, in Prosperity.
J. Oscar Eargle Of Newberry, for
several months connected with the
Lexington Dispatch-News force, stop
ped over in Lexington Monday en-
route to his old home in LeesVille to
spend the Christmas vacation. Lex
ington Dispatch-News-Mr. J. o. Ear
gle spent the yule tide with his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. A L. Eargle.-
Leesv;lle News
Norman c. Toole, captain; R. H,
Wrioht frst 1iautnnart ond Pvron Y