The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-26
PERSONALS.

late John l. Houseal She died at her
home in Memphis, Tenn, SATURDAY,
leaving two sons, Burchard and Miles
3. Houseal, and a daughter, Mrs. Iva
Smith. 1t will be recalled that the
eldest son, Fred, was killed in rail-
road accident in Memphis in 1905.
Her husband died in September, 1903
The family left Newberry in 1875,
first locating at Vicksburg. Mrs.
Houseal was g years Old She vii!
be pleasantly remembered by the old
er citizens here as Miss Gussie Addie
before her marriage.
Sergt. John H. Fellers of Camp Sc
vier was home spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. "
Fellers and attended the Fellers-
Mayhem wedding.
+, Miss Mamie E. Paysinger came
down to Newberry from Due West
Female College to spend the last
weekend with the home folk. She
was accompanied by her class mate,
Miss Maude Moffatt of Tennessee.
Mrs William Waldrop and children
returned yesterday to Laurens after
visiting for several days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Waldrop.-
10Th
Mr.. julius H. Kinard and his friend
Mr.. W. H. Shealy of Newberry college
are in the city for the oratorical con-
test.-Greenwood Index, 18th.
Mr.. Lee L. Shealy, student at New
berry college, is visiting his sister, !
Mrs P. B. Marlborough, having come
up tc attend the shealy-Burns mar
riage on yesterday and the oratoricai
contest today.-Greenwood Index. |
18th.
Miss Banna Green of Newberry Isl
now with the Southern Bell company
at Camden as bookkeeper.-Camdeh
Chronicle.
Mr.. J.. Ryon Workman has been |
elected city clerk and treasurer az
Laurens. This is pleasant news ID !
Mr.. Workman's many friends N
Newberry who are glad to see him |
as the choice of the Laurens author
tiles for the Office he is now filing. !
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Barnett returned
to Greenville Friday after visit
here to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c,
T. Paysinger.
Miss Edith Henderson has returned |
from a visit to relatives IN Columbia. !
Mrs. W. D. Kennerly, nee Miss Mar
eeline Bradley, is housekeeping at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. NJ.
Workman, during Mrs. Workman's az /;
tendance at the Woman's presbytaS.
ial auxiliary meeting in Laurens. Mse
Kennerly's husband, Sergeant Keh- |
nerly, is stationed at Charleston. !
The brothers William and "Pete"
Boozer, the former from Camp Jack |
son and the latter from Camp Serier,
came in Saturday for little visit
home.
DR.. H. 3. Sem has gone from Sill
verstreet to Cross Hill to practice his |
profession.
1t. Jno. B. Settler of Camp Sewer |
spent from Saturday afternoon until
Sunday afternoon in Newberry, look !!
ing we'll "just like the other soldier !
boys"
Bennie Mayes, student of the med |
ical college, returned to Charleston
Sunday after a visit home last week. |
Lieut.. Pierre Gaillard of Camp
Jackson is visiting his parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs P. c. Gal1ard.
Capt Smith Langford is IN the city
having accompanied his mother, Mrs. |
J. H. Riser, on her return home from ,
a visit to her children in Wichita
Falls.
Ex-Governor Cole L. Biease spen: |
Friday night in Newberry on his way
to his speaking in Greenville Satur-
day.
Prof. Gilbert P. Voist OF Newberry
college has rendered his resignation
to the board Of trustees of that in
stitution. !. This announcement will
be read with sadness by everyone
here and all friends Of the college
wherever they are to hear Of it. We
could not imagine that there would
be one dissenting voice from the
spontaneous outbursts of unanimous
regrets. Prof. Voigt has not decided
as to his future course.
Mr. William Meredith Of Atlanta
passed through Newberry Thursday