The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-01
PERSONALS.


bia visitors Tuesday. These men ar
prominent business men of Newberr.
county. Their visit was of bushes:
nsture.-Columbia Record.
Miss Mary Digby of Newberry L
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Hope
at 23O5 Park street.-The State, Is.
Clarence Lominick. recently from
overseas, is clerking for R. B. Lomi
mack & Son, where he will be pleased
to see his many friends.
Richard Julien, we'll known young
man, ipas| enlisted for four years i-
the navy and left Charlotte Sunda,
Tor the naval training station at
Norfolk. He tried hard to volunteer
during the war but was turned down
on account of his youth. He was de
termlned to get into the navy. His
relatives and many friends hope tina:
the life Of marine will-do him vel!
Mrs. Frank Dent of Newberry is on
a Today visit to this community. =
Big Creek cor Saluda Standar, 9th.
Mr.. Mahon Smith visited his sis
3ters, Mrs. F. G. Wright and Miss Lou
ise Smith in Charlotte this week.
Opera House Manager II. B. Wells
didn't go to Atlanta last week to see
about a motor fire truck. he went to
see about moving pictures. Mayor
q. f. Wright went for something else.
Messrs. w. G. Lancaster, L. G.
Bale. T. C.. Switzer, and Allison Lee
of Laurens passed through Newberry
ON Friday for Columbia to attend a
meeting of the Liberty Loan commit
tee. They breakfasted at the New
berry hotel
Mr. J. Crawford Turner, well-to-
do farmer Of the middle section OF
Richland county, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Newberry with his daugi;-
ter. Mrs. ]. P. Moon.
MIR. w. T. Anford returned Friday
from BristolTenn., following his
fne and handsome bull, which he
carried to his plantation and green
pastures.
Mr.. John H. Baxter having bought
the Knight cottage in Cline stree
will move in day soon.
Afer delightful stay of several
weeks with relatives and friends Miss
4 Alice Meoring returned Thursday tc
her home in Newberry.- Charleston
American.
=. Dc. Geo. B. Cromer has heea ~
pointed county chairman Of the Jew
ash relief committee.
Mrs. C. L. Trabert of Oakland, Cal.
after a pleasant visit to her mother.
Mrs. o. Wells. left Saturday via At
larta for Chicago to attend a wo~
mans meeting, on her way home.
1T. YIN E: Crooks left Friday on
his return to, France,~.in the service
of The navy. He goes to aid in trans
porting. our troops to American
shores. Mrs. Crooks, of the Broad
river section, spent Saturday in the
CITY with hey sister-in-law, Mrs. L
C. Mccullough.
Claude F. Latham. Jr., returned
Saturday from a visit to his aunt Mrs
L. M. Merchant. in Co'ambia: 'Pos
SUM- as everybody more or less calls
him. will return to Columbia aboa+
the middle of April to enter Powen 8
Business college for a course
Eugene Mccullough of Columail
spent Thursday night with his uncle,
Mr.. Luther M. Fellers.
PERS- mwypA fshdalr NIB II.
Miss Estelle Carpenter of Ruthe--
fordtou, N. c.. and Mrs. J. c. Ca'-
penter of Columbia visited their
brother. Mr. E. A. Carpenter, in New
berry last Friday.
Mr.. Henry L. Parr has gone to
Florida for a few days. Mrs. Parr
has been down there for several
weeks and she may return with him
the early part of the week.
Cadet Will Matthews from Bailey
Military Institute spent the week end
at home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Matthews.
Miss Mildred Evans who is visiting
her sister Mrs. William Brooker in
Columbia was compliEented with a
lovely dance at the home of the Misses
Brooker on Friday evening.
Miss Rosa Amick of Batesburg
spent Sunday with the home felix's in
Newberry.
Mrs Alice Boozer who spent the