The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-10
PERSONAL.

8 Miss Genia Wheeler Of the faculty
of the Little Mountain school. spent
last weekend here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wheeler, to be with
her sisters. Misses Frances and Mary
Wheeler, students respectively OF Win
throp and Lander, who were spending
vacation at home.
Miss Marian Earhardt, teacher at
Little Mountain, spent the past week
end at home.
Rev. E. L. Halfacre will preach at
Clayton Memorial church Sunday
morning at II o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend the SER
vice.
Mr. w. H. Lominack will be glad to
see his old friends and customers, as
we'll as new ones, at the we'll known
and growing store of "A. P. Boozer,
where he is ready to welcome and ac-
less of number or anything else. He
takes the place of Mr.. Charley T. Pay
singer, who decided to take rest be-
fore taking up other business.
Mrs. C. ]. McWhirter and fat little
soa Richard are at Johnston, visiting
Mrs McWhirter's parents.
Mr.. Geo. D. Brown, Jr., the popular
State superintendent of mill schools.
who is accomplishing such good work
in inaugurating night schools, was in
the city Tuesday.
Nr. e. ]. Green and family have
roome at DIR. Van Smiths. Mr.. Green
is connected with the Y. M. C. A. work
at Camp ackson and comes from Ten
neesee. His family has decided to
come to Newberry so as to be near
Mr.. Green. They have acted wisely
in selecting Newberry as the place to
make home.
Mr. Y. M. Cannon has changed from
Pomaria to Blairs.
Mr.. Robert L. Epting returned the
first OF the week with his folks from
Augusta. he having just been dis
charged from the hospital after recov-
ering from a slight attack of pneu-
monia.
Messrs. L. W. Floyd, Haskell Wright,
f. Raymond Fellers, j. C. Goggans, Jr.
r. McC Holmes, Dr.. J. VIM. Folk and
j. w. Epting left Sunday afternoon
for Georgetown to take a week off in
deer and duck hunting. MIR. Robt. D.
Wright accompanied the party as far
as Branehyille and got Off for a bird
hunt. The party OF hunters expressed
two fine deer to Mr. l. G. Eskridge
Wednesday to be divided between the
families OF the hunters.
Congressman Fred II. Dominick left
S unday for Washington to be in readi-
ness for the session OF congress.
Miss Olivia Stewart viii go to Co.
lumbia Saturday to see about treat
ment for facial trouble. She will be
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. T.
o. Stewart.
j. Fred SchumpertSof Nensoerrv, vet
eran sergeant-at-arms OF tn: 5in> Sc Z
ate, cane to Columbia yeste-, -,,,2-y % Sc.
the hall OF the upper house Of the gen
eral assembly in readiness for the
opening next Tuesday.-The State, Sth.
Fred Croker Of Whit1n;re was among
the wounded slightly as published in
the list Monday.
M. W. Z. Harrison Of Glasgow. KY,
arrived LASH Sunday night, having been
called to Newberry on account Of the
critical illness of his mother. Mrs. J.
Monroe Swindler, who died Tuesday
afternoon.
Creighton Wicker has retured to
Charleston to resume his duties in the
service of the navy, after visit home
on account of the illness Of his mother,
Mrs. Dan Wicker, who IS recovering.
Her daughter, Miss Matte Lou Wicker,
has also returned to Lander college.
Mr.. Eugene F. Summer, who has
been doing service at Washington. in
the electrical department Of the navy,
returned home last week.
Cadet ]. s. Black, Jr., mas returned
to A. r. A. College Park, Atlanta, Ga.
MT. Alvin Wright was called Wei
nesday to Anderson on account of the
illness OF his wife. who, we are glad
to say, was improving when heard
from Thursday afternoon
Lit. Boyd Jacobs, having been hon
arably discharged from the service of
Uncle Sans army, is at home with