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

Prosperity, April 14-Your CORES
pondent having had an interview with
the newly elected mayor, DR.. c. T.
Wyche, ask him to outline his policy
for the government Of our progress
i've town, he said:
First: 1 wish to thank the people
for the honor they have conferred
upon me. Then l desire to encour-
age spirit OF cooperation among
all the people. I wish all to feel
that the officers of the town are
their friends and servants-and that
they want to do only things which
will tend to benefit and convenience
of the people of Prosperity and sur
rounding community. Let us all De
loyal to Prosperity for in this way
only can we continue to preserve our
reputation as clean and prosperous
community.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Simpson will at.
tend the Kibler-Holly wedding in
Newberry April 16.
Misses Moss Fellers and Susan
Quattlebaum will spend Easter ho1i-
days at home.
Rev. H. A. Mccullough has returned
to Columbia after visit to his
mother, also while here he visited at
the home OF Mr.. H. P. Wicker.
Mrs. John Sease spent several days
last week with relatives ip Little
Mountain.
Miss Mamie Simpson of Enoree is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. H. Crosson.
Rev. Gilbert voigt Of Columbia Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. J.. shealy.
Miss Katie Mae Nance of Silver
street spent Saturday and Sunday
With her mother, Mrs. Alma Nance.
Misses Fay Rfkard and. Minnie
Amick, teachers Of the unter-De-
Walt school, spent. Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Nancy Wheeler:
sMs. j. APrice returned home snn-
daY with Mrs. Price from the Colum,
lila hospital, where aars. Price had
Iher-tonaias removed.
! Mr.. Joe. b. Hartman spent Frfda7
In Columbia i'> !; s'I,:e ,o:,fs
aEs. Young Baker and little son, pi
ssewberry are visiting,'wMrs. Ada a.
Baker. is.r:. ss+
+ Mrs. W. p. Push Of the ,o'Nesll
section spent last week . with heS
son, Mr. R. T. Pugh. >
Miss Annie Ward Of Columbia col
lege was home for the weekend:
On Monday evening at Columbia
college Miss Doris Kohn gave her
graduating recital in music. Mr., and
Mrs. S. J. Kohn. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Kohn and Mrs. J. C. Duncan at
tended.
Mr.. J. Carlisle Taylor arrived today
to join Mrs. Taylor and children, af
ter having been in New York for
several months where he tosk a
special course in dental laboratory
work.
Misses Mayme Swittenberg and
Willie Mae Wise were weekend visit
ors to Columbia.
Mrs. j. G. Singley is visiting he:
daughter, Miss Celeste singley of
Columbia.
Miss Elizabeth Foney of the dairy
department If Winthrop college
spent the earlier part Of the week
with Misses Wise and Counts, re
viewing the work Of the different
clubs in the county
Mr.. Pierce Scott left Wednesday
for Hamlet, N. c., where he has ac-
cepted a position with the Bell Tel
ephone Co.
Mr.. G. D. Brown, Jr., attended the
Benefit Life Incurance convention IN
Columbia on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. T. M. Mills spent the weekend
ir Rock Hill Wit; her daughter, Miss
Lcttie.
Mr.. Herman Werts has returned
from the Red Men convention at
Union.
Mr.. Johnnie Cureton Of Greenwood
visited during the week relatives in
and around Prosperity.
Mr.. Frank Thrainkill Of the 30th d.
vison has received his discharge ard
is here visiting his sister. Mrs. Frank
Shealy.
Mrs E. o. Counts and E. o., Jr.,
visited the formers mother in Po-
maria on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Parr Of New