The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-19
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A man in Newberry looking foz
| Irish potato bugs went to his patch
and rooted around some roots. He
/ found two of the bugs huddled to-
: gether on seed coming up with the
sprout. They were not Irish bugs,
but German.
A lady in this city got man to
20 into her garden to hoe her butter
beans. telling him to be careful as
there were some sun flowers among
the plants, and not to cut the beans
bv mistake for the sun flower plants.
But the man didn't do thing but
leave the sun flowers and cut down
: the butter beans. He has quit gar
dening for some other occupation
now.
If as good sermons were preached
in the various other churches OF this
citv Sunday by the visiting ministers
of the second presbytery of the A. X
P. church as the sermon by the Rev.
Mr.. Garrison of Anderson at Central
Methodist (and doubtless such was
the case but the reporter heard only
the one) then indeed Newberry gen
orally had rich treats. We kno"
our unselfsh resident ministers won't
take this to mean that we don't have
good sermons here every SUNDAY.
,, We should have said Sabbath in de-
ference to our A. R. P. friends. Mr.
Garrison not only knows how %
preach appropriately and truly IN
original thought, but he knows When
he wants to get to the end g the
sermon.
The case of C. F. Adams against
the Southern Railway company, WINCH
was tried in Asheville on Friday, re-
shifted in a verdict for $4,000 in favor
Of the plaintiff, who was represented
bv. Messrs. Blease & Blease, Mr' II.
H Blease being present at the trial.
Another soldier from Newberrs
came back to get a war bride, when
H. N. Taylor of Camp Sewer went
n ;prosperity and married Miss Lala
Dominick. the Rev. Chas. j. Sheaiy
performing the ceremony Frloas.
The bride and groom were IN th@
city Monday.
Saturday night college boy was
bringing a city girl to the picture
show. Just before they got to the
cnera house two girls in an automo-
bile invited them to take a ride. Tney
accented the invitation, but the
vonng girl at the wheel inst hacked
the car into her fathers yard hd that
ended the ride. The girls in the au-
tomobile only wanted to play JOKE
From the headquarters OF the Sa-
vennah. Ca, recruiting district 90
Barnard street, Lieut.. Colonel IRE
tiredr B. H. Cheever, sends circular
letter to Postmaster W. A. Hill de-
string to have the names of all vol
unteers for the service. The object
is to post honor rolls. Only the
names of volunteers are wanted. Let
the friends of the volunteers fron
Newberry get busy and send in the
names to Postmaster Hill.
Two good ones were appolnteo
when State Director R. A. Cooper
named DR.. J. H. Harms and Prof. 5.
J. Derrick to make addresses to pro-
mote the sale of Liberty bonds.
The reporter doesn't know what the
"-.:-,o community is doing, but No
doubt the neighborhoods generally
a~o engaged in good work as in the
section of Boundary street coming
under his immediate observation.
Miss Blanche Davidson has organized
COMPANY of girl scouts-Patrol A
with the following members: Misses
Mary Nance, Elizabeth Wright, Mar
tha Latham, Ella Bowman, Dorothy
Denning, Marie Long, Caroline Weeks
and Marguerite Burns. And Master
Johnson Hagood Clary is captain o.
company of the smaller boys of the
Boundary street school. These young
people are patriotic and trueblue for
America