The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-18
ALL THE NEWS FROM THE
GOOD TOWN OF WHITMRIE.
DELI ghtful Outing Given to Band and
Ball Team.-Sad Death of Little
Boy.-Enjoyable Social.

W IltIlllS, ouiy 1'.-SoiIS q iAGAii
ber of our most diligent business
men realizing that "all work and no
play makes Jack dull boy" took
a few days off last week. With the
following II automobiles all in coed
trim, with pennants floating in the
breezes and loaded down with JOY
seekers, the merry party set out.
The band boys and the base ball
team went along, making grand
total of 55 men. These are the own
ers of the cars: Messrs E. E. Child,
B. Pitts, w. P. Fuller, R. S. James,
S. C. Young, w. F. Howard, B. H.
Herren, T. H. Watson, W. M. Sher-
ard, w. R. Watson, J. D. Tidmarsh
and J. e. Abrams, Jr.
The handsome new truck Of the
Glenn-Lowry Co., was loaded down
with several tents and all the fine
eatables that could be bought. OF
course two brothers in black, tested
and true, went along to do the cook
ing and make the soft places easy,
as the representatives Of this race
often do.
The party took the road via New
berry, Laurens, Greenville and Hen
dersonville to Asheville.
The base ball game played Sstur-
day afternoon in Asheville was in
Iteresting and exciting. The game
was between the North Carolina
call stars and Glenn-Lowry. At the
close of the 9th inning the game was
a tie, but Troutman knocked the ball
and made home run on the 10th
inning, this broke the tie and left the
score 6 to in favor of Glenn-l,owry.
They returned via Bat Cave, CHM
ney Rock, Rutherfordton, Caroline,
Gaffney and Union.
They tell of ideal weather, Of three
pleasant nights of tent life, one near
:Greenville and the other two near
Asheville and funny experiences Of
this the big trip of the season.
One of the most enjoyable social
events of the week was the party
given by Mrs. J. W. Hipp at her
beautiful home in honor Of Mrs. Guy
Rice, who is visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. T. P. Scott. The following
ladies attended: Mesdames VIM.
Bracket, J. M. Major, Jno. l.. Miller,
p. B. Hilton, T. P. Scott, R. S. Duck
ett, T. H. Watson, AM. Watson, ".
lR. Watson and S. A. Jeter. After
! an hour or so Of jolly fun and re-
newed friendship Mrs. Hipp served
delightful course of pine apple sal
ad, sandwiches, crackers and ice tea.
Last Monday Mrs. Little, who has
charge of the Sunbeam society, gave
the dear little ones picnic. Some
iof our big hearted men quit their
work and carried the children out to
Black Rock. Just look into their
happy faces, as they passed along
told enough of their real pleasure.
Give the little folks a good time. 1t
will live in their memory. How sad
|! it is when they have gone from the
home. Sadder still if no little one
has come to brighten nome.
Rev. J. M. Hames assisted by Rev.
Powell is conducting revival meet
ing here. The tent is pitched on the
old tennis ground in front of the post
office. The services are we'll attend
ed.
Mrs. j. B. Pitts and son, James
Welsh, are visiting relatives in Spar
tanburg.
Mr.. Fielder and Miss Elizabeth In
abinet of Bamberg are visiting the
Watsons here.
Mr.. Raymond Abrams has just re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Kinards.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Miller and Mr..
Hassell Miller are spending the week
: in the mountains of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Jeter and
daughter, Miss Frances, attended the
i Young Peoples Christian Union in
Newberry last week.
Miss Mary Spray is off on her va
cation. She will visit relatives at
Waxhaw, Rock Hill and Osceola.
Mr.. Geo. Craig was the guest of
Mr.. C. B. Hanna last week.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Berleowitz have gone
to Baltimore to buy goods.
Miss Ruby Herren, who has main
tanned a position at Camp Jackson