The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

There will be a big crowd in town
on Wednesday.
! Margarita Fisher in ''The Mantle
: of Charity" will be the fourth of
July attraction at the Arcade.
s'The Tree of Torture" will be the
sixth episode of "Perils of Thunder
Muntain" and will be at the opera
house Monday, June 30.
j The grass is growing in the side
walks and along the streets as well
as in the cotton field and among the
corn.
Harry Carey, the prince of Wes-
tern actors, will appear in "a Fight
for Love" at the Arcade today, Tues
day.
.sThe rich man drives a limousine,
The poor man drives Ford;
The rich man depends on gasoline,
The poor man on the Lord"
! A very important call meeting of
the Calvin Crozier chapter will be
held Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock
at the home of Miss Rosalyn Hipp.
! All members are urged to be present.
e-Thing-at-A-T Time O'Day" is
Saturday Evening Post story, full
of wit and humor and O'Day's "spe-
icial studies" are full of life and pep.
Opera house July z.
Madcap Billie Rhodes is seen in a
delightfully."- piquant role in her lat
est production for Exhibitors Mutual
release, "In Search of Already" at
the opera house Friday, July a.
/! The Newberry concert band has
been given a vacation of one week by
the Newberry Cotton mill and the
band will spend the week at Hender-
sonville, possibly the first week in
August. The mill will pay the ex-
penses of the trip and the band will
probably give some concerts during
the week.
| Wonder why so many auto drivers
will open wide the cut outs while
driving through the streets, and
many times while on the little brick
paving that we have, where the pull
ing is light. We may be old fash
ioned and out of date, but really we
do, not especially enjoy the noise,
and it seems to us that the car would
pull along just as well without it.
/ Mrs. W. C. Sigh is the proud pos
SCISSOR of one of those old and unique
breast pins or brooches with minia-
ture picture on either side, the pin
being reversible. This particular pin
contains on the one side a photo of
her father, Col, D.iA. Cannon, and
on the other the photo of her mother.
Mrs. Sigh lost the pin while in New
berry a few days ago, and was great
4lys$worried, but during the same day
she was fortunate to find it.
Mr. NJ b. Wallace as representa-
tive of MI. N. P. Mitchell has sold
for Mr.. Mitchell the store room in
Main street now occupied by the
Newberry Drug company to Messrs.
James Johnson, w. o. Miller and J.
SE. Stokes, the consideration being
around $4,000. There is something
going on in the old town, and it will
not be long before you viii see some
buildings going up. Just keep the
bah. rolling.
Mr.. John Nance has bought
through Frank R. Hunter agency the
mouse Of Mr.. John C. Goggans, Jr.,
in Friend street. The price paid is
$3,500.00. Mr.. and Mrs. Nance
have had rooms with the editor since
their return to Newberry, and they
have been so. pleasant and so nice
that we really will feel like some Of
the family is going away when they
move,f and yet we are glad they have
bought home for it is what every
young man should do, and the sooner
the better. Mr.. Goggans has moved
with Mrs. Goggans' parents, DR.. and
Mrs. W. G. Houseal.
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