The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-08-23
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Monday from Gastonia.
Mrs Herbert Griffin has returned
from Newberry where she spent the
past week with relatives.-Greenwood
Index.
Misses Essie Hasood and her visitor
Miss Kate Summer of Newberry are
spending a portion 'ef this week with
She formers sister, Mrs. Z. Il Shank
lEn.-Greenyille News
Prof. 8. :. Derrick. af+cr q Strenuous
anG promising lip Il the interest Of
Newberry college Of which ne is pres
5dent (our first choiee) IS "home
again That is, he is here while this
is being written, but being like the
Irishman's flea when it comes to look
ing after college business he may be
somewhere else by the time this comes
out in print.
Miss Annie Mann returned Friday
from visiting her sisters, Mrs. H. Price
In Spartanburg and Mrs. A. Summer
field in Baltimore.
Mr.. J. l.. C. Davenport received e.
card from his son, Sergt. J. H. DaVen-
port, saying he landed safely overseas.
Miss Amy Louise Fisher of M.
Pleasant, n. c., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Edw. Fulenwider.
Messrs. W. W. Wicker, Harry 0.
Stone, Misses Mary and Lora Wicker
and Miss Estelle Moore spent Sunday
in Hendersonville, after spending Sat
urdav night in Greenville at the hos
pitable home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
H. Cromer
Mr.. Ben NJ. Dennis, who is serving
in the industrial line in the Charleston
war building zone, came up Sunda;
to spend until Wednesday with his
family. Bad cold and ache kept him.
from feeling the best fer his Visit
home. =
sergt. Renn!e Mayes has Areturned
to Fort Moultrie after short furiougn
Mr.. Hartwel P. !Cromer Of Cqnp
Jackson ereAt the weekend in New :
berry at the home Of his sister, Mrs
Dan Wicker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Feaud~ot CT Green
wood spent TIE weekend with rela-
'tives and friends in Newberry
II D. Moseley spent the weekend
with Mr.. t. n. Parks. He is from
Greenwood but has been in the con-
vcyirg service of the government Tor
the past 10 years. having during
that time conveyed many ships across.
Mr. Richard s. Maybin, in writing
10 cAanoe his address from Pensaco-
IA to Philadelphia, says he is enjoying
life and eve are all eager and look
ing forward to the time when we Will
shove off for over there He IS IN
the aviation branch of the navy, with
the receiving ship, and tlnds II very
Interesting. His friends will be glad
Ito hear this and that he is well:
Rev e. P. Taylor of Prosperity is
-spending a few days in town as tne
guest of his son, Dr.. E. P. Taylor, Jr
Rev e. Pendleton Tones, formely
oastor of the Edgefeld BAPTIST church
has accented the call to the pastcrate
IF the Batesbure baptist church and
has entered upon his new fed OF Ia
hor He is one of the ablest preach
,ars in the Pap.ist denomination ann
sonr neople were fortunate in securing
hin, as nastor and citizen in ouT town.
-Ratesbrrs cor Lexington News
Dispatch, 14th.
Mr. Albert Schroeder has received :
letter fom his second son. Ernest OIL
Battery B, s12 F. A. N. A.. IN tns
American evpeditionary forces stating
that he had arrived safely over seas.
Mr.. Oliver Lindsay, former New
berry boy whose recent marriage III
Georgia was announced in these COL
umns. will have to leave his home fof
Camp Jackson on the Oath.
Mr. Gus Metchicas, the popular pro-
r~ietor Of the successful firms lately
conducted by n P. Mitchell ana COM
pany; is taking a vacation this week
in Greenville, spartanburg, Hender-
sonville, Ashevi,le,, Charlotte and Co
1umbia. Gus is good business man
who knows the value of an occaslona'
rest recreation and pleasure trip.