The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-04
PURELY PERSONAL
Mss no<en snts Of RaBy People, New
errians, and Those Who Visit
NeWbegry.

Miss Sophie Wallace Of Newberry IS
sae attractive guest OF Miss Mary MOSS
p,,;-u,., ,S1re,t.-Orangeburg Iihr>'
Ind Democrat, 29th.
Ar. Frank Wright, manager OF '''''
a,,anseburg office OF the Southern FIX
press company, was in NewoeFf> ''''
xrday.
Air Leo Wright came down from AL
-,.~soa county during the holiday se2s'A
.o he with his family at The home o.
ssrs Wrighs's s parents, Mr.. and "a >
Z. W. Higgins.
Nr aud Mrs. A. ". Price spent the
ssssoo IN Gastonia, N. c., at the formt'
home of the latter.
irwin satte erwhite Of the Z. 5. navy
s-o,n MI Pleasant, was among the fof'
inmate ones to get home forthe Chf1S''
mas times.
Dr and Mrs. Jas. X. Glider, Jr., of
New York, accompanied by Miss Pao'
,;ne Glider, from her extended VISIT 10
ssst city: Mr.. and Mrs. Fant Glider OF
.Reanettsville, arrived IN time to speho
tae holidays with Or. and Mrs. ). N
,sss,aer End Nr. and Mrs o. II. johnson
asdlittle daughter in Newberry.
Afr and Mrs. G. H. Handy Of West
,,xer Md. spent the Christmas holidays
IA Newberry with their daughter MRS
IA +, Fischer.
AIRS. jeff B. Amicl went to her former
nome in Lexington for Christmas, &C
.,~smpsnied as far as Columbia by heI
asuohter, Miss Rosa Amick.
Mr uBillie" Coward has returned
nome since the last issue of The Herald
and News. After the amputation OF ms
ssg at the hospital and his recovery from
sbs effects of the operation ne rested
Md resuperatcd in Columbia. His many
friends are glad to see himlooklng sc
msll The needed operation made won
-serful Improvement in his health ano
Rocks
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bowman patr1otl
xally entertained three visiting sololers
Christmas. Mr.. Bowman is getting along
well with his broken arm that ne was
able to enjoy his Christmas dinner,
Mrs. James A. Bowers Of Atlanta
-.ssrae over to pay a Christmas visit 1e
-aer husband IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q
A. Bowers.
Mr. W. E. Perry of silverstrect was
IN the city Saturday.
Misses Mayme Paysinger, Azlle PafF
Annie Leitzsey, Selma CrotWeh an0
Blanche Boozer were among the Due
West college girls returning home to
=xoend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Abe Morris of Paterson, n. D., is
es:ssitia- his brother, Mr.. L., Morris
Mrs 4. I. Wilson and daughter, MISS
Saaisv. spent the HOLIDAYS with relatives
ss Newberry.
- Mrs. I.ue, Taylor anl children are VS.
s.in.. relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. A. c. Thomasson, Jr., and little
-sens, Richard and Arthur have returned
t,em a visit to Florida.
Mr.. Joe Rodger of the ambulance
corps at Allentown, Pa, spent the hoh
day furlough in Newberry with his
:saants. Mrs. J. W. Chapel and Mrs. Has
GeA Wright.
Mr.. Forrest sumer, now Of lo4th mo
zor supply company No. ?, Camp Nc
Sgsilan. Admission, Ala, came home fol
Christmas.
Miss Annie Zobel Of Charleston was
z.paeasa7t Christmas visitor to her pleas
:ant friend, Miss Sarah Halfacre.
Or. #. W. Smith paid holiday visit
10 his son Mahon of the artillery forces
&: st Fort Moultrie.
Joe Norwood Of Furman university
,ssss popular visitor for the holidays IN
NeWberry.
Miss Coley Blease has returned from
: a visit to relatives in Columbia.
Col. c. j. Purcell has returned from
the Baptist hospital much improved ano
Is doing well, his numerous friends
throughout the State will be glad t.
know.
Messrs. Earle ana Glenn Bullock re-
xurned Sunday to Camp Sewer after
arief visit to their parents in Newberry
MI. W. E. Wilds, who has just re
turned from holiday visit to his tor
s,suer home in Fairfield county, had hi
Western Union telegraph Office work IL
cNewberry accomplished by Messrs. u
l. Robinson and Roy K. Frick.
Corporal C. F. Sterling has returned tt
L.