The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Adams OF Will
mington, N. c., and Mrs. C. S. Schum-
pert of Young's Island, have been
called home on account Of the seri-
Gus illness of their father, Mr. Cod
frey Harman.
Mrs. A. G.. Wise is spending a few
days in Columbia, the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Stork.
Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Sease and Miss
Helen Sease were weekend visitors
at the home of DR.. G. Y. Hunter.
Miss Mary DeWalt Hunter will
leave Friday for Winthrop college to
spend the Easter holidays with her
sister, Miss Ruth Hunter.
Sergt. Campbell Lake Of Camp
jackson spent Sunday with his
sister, Miss Lucy Lake.
Mrs. c. X. Wheeler and little son,
c. K. Jr., leave Wednesday for Mt. :;
Airey, Va, where Mrs. Wheeler will
spend a month with her parents.
Mower singley Of Newberry college
was home for he weekend.
Mrs. Karl Markt will return from
Columbia Monday and will spend a
few days with Mrs. Olin Bobb before
leaving for her home in Atlanta.
Mrs. Lula Merchant and Mrs. Jack
----- of Columbia attended the
funeral Of Miss Lora Mates and while
here were the guests of Mrs. A. G.
Wise.
Mr.. Joe B. Hartman has accepted
position in Columbia.
Mrs. H. i. Shealy left Monday for
Columbia to undergo treatment at
the Columbia hospital.
Mrs. J. l.. Wise and Mrs. c.. T.
Wyche and DR.. J. s. Wheeler attend
ed meeting at Aewberry last week
tosmake plans for the Newberry coun-
ty welcome to the returned sailors
and soldiers. This big celebration
win be held at Nevberry &ily 4, BY
witch time, many more Abo-s VIII
|kaye returned from oVerse&s.
Major and Mlh c. T. Vsche hare
returned to spartanburg where Major
;Wyehe viii resume Ns Law practice
after having been in the service for
is months. =
hi eaar,ea and Mrs. J. 3. Bedenbaugh and
bliss Annie Mae Bedenoaugh of sRsss
maria spent Sunday with Mrs. u g NJ
Werts. 3.;I.; ) e.s;g..st'
2SS!!Mr. aud Mrs. j. A. Hunt and Mrs.
'Ramage Of saFada, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
Singley Of GarYs Lane. Mrs. Dan
Ward Of Goldville, Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Parr, Mrs. Sam Crotwell, Mrs.
Lane. Mrs. Minns, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Mitchell of Newberry and Mrs. Ken
meth Baker of Greenwood attended
the funeral of Miss Lora Mates en-
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, H. ]. Rawl, of Lex
ington spent Sunday with Mrs. J. r
Browne.
Mr.. Fred Schumpert of Newberry
visited Mr.. ]. C. Schumpert Sunday.
Rev Chas. J. Shealy, pastor OF
Grace Lutheran church, confirmed on
Palm Sunday, the following girls and
boys: Rebecca Harman, Elizabeth
Browne, Ethel Shealy, Sarah .Amick,
Louise Bedenbaugh, Marie Beden-
baugh, Helen Mathis; Juinta Saner,
Johnnie Amick and Howard Beden-
baugh.
Easter services will be held at
Grace church Easter Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
The William Lester chapter L. o.
G.. has been fortunate in securing
Governor R. A. Cooper as their
speaker for Memorial Day.. May 9th.
The different committees have been
appointed and the program will be
as follows:
Song g-Dixie-School children.
Scripture-Rev Mckeown.
Psayer-Rev. Shealy.
Song-Bonnie Blue Flag-School
children.
Introducing the governor-Dr. G.
y. Hunter.
Address Governor Cooper. :.
Quartette-Garland Their G-aves.-
Misses Burton and Maybin, Mr.. J. D.
Quattlebaum and DR.. J. S. Wheeler.
Announcements
Sorg-star Spangied Banner
School,
Ponodiotinr Roy Griffin