The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-18
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry

President Derrick attended a col
lege reunion at Lone Star last week
and addressed a large crowd.
Rev. Gilbert P Voigt has beer
elected professor of German ir
Roanoke college, Salem, Va.
Miss nellie Carlisle of Newberry
is visiting Miss Gladys Kennedy
Ora cor Laurens Advertiser, July 16
Miss Allie Mae Declines and Miss
Agnes Adams of Blairs are pleasant
visitors of relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. j. N. Fowles is in Newberry
non visit to her sister.-The State
July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Scott left or
Sunday for an extended visit to rel
~atives in Illinois and the west.
Sheriff Blease attended the con-
vention in Columbia on Wednesday
called by Gov. Cooper to discuss the
matter of law enforcement.
Gov. Cooper has appointed Major
Frank D. Mower a member of his
personal staff with the rank of lieu
te.-->,--~ ~~-1..el.
Miss Fannie May Carwile of New
berry is visiting Mrs. J. W. Haiti
wanger in Pendleton Street.-The
State, July Is.
Mrs. Lola Heath Crawford of Lam
scaster who has been visiting Miss
Lucy Speers returned to her home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward B. Houseal and child
rem, Edward B. Jr., and Ruth, have
gone to Waynesville to spend several
weeks.-The State, July 16.
Mrs. James F. Goggans is on visit
at the home of her father, DR.. c. T.
Wyche, in Prosperity-The State,
July Is.
Mrs. Frank C. Cain has as her
guest, Miss Annie f. Bynum, of New
berry, S. c., and Miss Ernestine Cain
>>of Observation-Disclosures, (N.C.)
Citizen, July Is.
Prof. and Mrs. Edwin Werts of
Memphis. are spending their vacation
in Newberry with relatives. and
tenting on his farm near Old Town.
They travelled from Tennessee by
auto.
Mr.. Gordon Blackmon of Lancaster
who was wounded and gased several
times in France has returned from
~over seas and is spending while
with his friend Creighton Wicker in
Harris street.
Magistrate C. w. Douglas, Fore
man Of Grand Jury r. C. Neel, Chief
Ed Rodelsperger and Magistrate j.
B. .Bedenbaugh attended the conven-
lion in Columbia called by Governor
Cooper for Wednesday of this week.
Hon. W. D. Hardy of the Maybin-
ston section of the county was in the
,city on Tuesday, the second time he
had honored the town with his pres
sence in five years. You should come
TO see US often, Captain.
MRS. ]. Robert Bass, young ma
4roa of Augusta, whose native home
lis Columbia, was awarded the first
prize, handsome gold brooch, as the
most graceful dancer in contest in
Augusta recently by the local Com
mercial Telegraphers' Union.-The
State, Jluy 16.
Miss Emmie Ansel left last Friday
For Newberry, where she is attend
ing the Sunday school training school.
Miss Ansel went as the representa-
Tive of St. Johns Lutheran Sunday
school of Walhalla. During her stay
in Newberry she is the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. G. F.
>Clarkson.-Keowee Courier, July 16.
Mr.. Fred w. Zobel of Charleston
is visiting his mother at Helena and
other relatives. 1t has been 80 years
since Fred left the home in Helena
tse take up his residence in Charles
.-;ten. He says many changes have
taken place in Newberry since those
days, and very few men in business
: here now were in business here then.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Young of More
land, Ca, are visiting relatives and
, friends in Newberry. This is the
! -frst>visit of Mr.. Young to Newberry
in226 years. Having gotten his good
wife in our county he should make
his visits more frequent. Mrs. Young
before her marriage was Miss Pay
j, singer, sister to- Charley Paysinger
of our town.