The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-06-06
PURELY PERSONAL.

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Mr.: William E. Matthews will be
home Tuesday from the Bailey Mill
itary Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ID. Hyr! after an
extended visit t. relatives in New
berry have returned to their home IN
Lexington, Va.
Mr.. B. T. Anderson OF the Globe
Dry Goods company returned on
Wednesday from a business trip to
Atlanta. He says dry good and
everything else continues to soar
a1oft so far as price goes.
Mr.. Geo. w. Summer has gone to
New York on business.
Mrs. J. H. Riser has gone to
Wichita Falls, Texas, on visit to
her children and. will spend the
summer.
Miss Kate Porter spent the week
end at her home in Newberry.-
Greenwood Index-Journal, End.
Miss Lillian Kibler is visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. w. Chapman, in CO.
lunbia for couple weeks.
J. B. Hunter, Esq, spent Wednes-
day in Columbia on business.
Mrs Mary Rawl is visiting rela-
siyes IN Prosperity.
Mr.. r. H. Whitlock Of Newberry
is a x,--sst.oc. IN the city.-Greenwood
Index-Journal, 3rd.
Miss Sara Dukes Of Chappells
spent last night in the city-Green-
wood Index-J Journal, 3rd.
Miss Nellie McCarey of Newberry
is visiting in the city.-Greenwood
Index-Journal, 3rd.
Mr. H. E. Corley of Newberry
was IN the city yesterday.-Gree
wood IndexJ Journal, 3rd.
Miss Jimmie Milan, of Newberry,
was among the business visitors here
last Friday.-Laurens Advertiser, 4.
Mr.. Alger McSwain of Newberry,
who graduates from Newberry col
aege this month, is here on a few
days vSt to relatives. Cross Hill
.cor. Il ems Advertiser, June 4th.
The Shy acquamtsnces in Cross
Hill, wHlA place he often visited,
learned with deep sorrow Of the
death last Friday Of Mr.. Decatur
.Boozer at his home near the. New
berry line. The funeral and burial
services were held Sunday at the
family cemetery . few miles from
sNewberry Cross Hill cor 4 aureEs
:adxertlser, June 4. e. IS $. ...,s.,
Mis- Lizzie S. Griffin. of Nevber-l
II, Mo has taught the fnt three
grades il Cross Hin school during
ths kst. Ii years, is leaving. today
for heY home IS spend the summer
vacation. She Is one Of athe best
teachers who have. ever tanght here
especially for the primary grades.
and shs enioys the confidence and
esteem 81 an the people for her faith
fai work among the children and her
,digniifsd character and Christian
waik atia influence in; the community
Mss LMzie has The distinction Of.
having taught here longer than any
.pne else and it Is earnestly desired
by the school anthorstiss and patrons
shat she continue her work on. in-
creased SALARY. However, she has
given no statement IS yet as to her
future plans Of work. The ,other
teachers have already gone to their
homes several days lago.-Cross Hill
cor ELaprens Advertiser, June 4.
.Mr. George Nv. Summer has gone
SO New York on BUSINESS.
Cadet J. B. Black, Jr., Of Pros
perity has arrived from G. M. A.
After spending few weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Black, he will leave for Richmand.
Misses Sallie Lee Cromer, Bertha
Craps, Elmina Long, Ruby Boozer,
Nora Cofeld, Daisy Johnson, Verda
Oxner and Vera Oxner are home
from Summerland college for the va
cation. Miss Vera Oxner was among
the graduates of the college.
Mr.. Johnnie Fellers Of Newberry
ise 81. ,nding few days with his sis
ter ma. M. C. Willard.-Coronaca
cor. Green wood Index-Journal, 4th.
Rev. ssMe, of Helena church, New
berry county, NJ visiting his brother,
John salter-Sal. .uda Standard, 9Th.
VARIOUS AND A. l. ABOUT.
The Girls Auxiliary OF First bap-
list charch will meet saturday,
June 15, AT IS O'Clock with Miss Mar