The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-02
PERSONALS.

Or. Z. T. Cody of Greenville along
with DR.. Geo. B. Cromer of NewberTv
has also resigned from the State
board CT charities
Mrs. G. F. Wearn OF Newberry was
in the city last week to shop.-Co-
Gumbia Record, April q.
J. w. Haltiwanger left the city
Saturday for New York, where he
will make arrangements for large
stock of summer goods.-ColumDia
Record, April 81.
Mr.. A. A. Mckeown district demon
-xration agent was in .Newberry this
week for a couple days with Mr.. T
nj. Mills. Mr.. McKeown has juris
dicti6n over tier of counties in the
Piedmont stretching from Chester
field to Oconee. He will find no bet
ter county in the list than Newberrv
and no better county agent than Mr..
Mills.
Hon. Geo. S. Mower has gone to
Charlotte to attend meeting OF tee
A. r. P. Synod which convenes lE
that city this week. He is the mod
orator of the body. }
Mr.. J. A. Schroeder received a tel
egram on Tuesday from his son w.
3 Schroeder that he had landed from
over seas at Newport News. He IS
The one who was a member Of the
1lsth regiment Co x Goth division
but did not come home with the
BOYS because of being in the hos
sital.
Robert C. Livingston, son of Mr..
L. v Livingston, has returned from
France on the casual list and is now
at Camp Jackson. He was home last
weekend on a brief furlough AMI
hopes soon to receive his discharge
He was in the engineering depart
ment.
Misses Lula Donna1, Leonora Lea
man and Irene Dillard OF Whitmire,
were in Il IN on Friday for the ball
pame-Clinton Chronicle.
Messrs. Alpheus and Tom Watson
OF Whitmise, spend Friday afternoon
in clintonS attend the ball game
Clinton chi hicle. =
Miss Nas Owens spent the week
end with GMrs. Robert S. Owens at
Newberry Clinton Chronicle.
We were glad to meet Etbert II.
Aun of NNewberry, in Walhalla the
latter part of last week. Mr.. Aull IS
well known in Walhalla, having vis-
a.ed here on several occasions at the
home Of his brother. Rev. w, B. Aull,
<of the Lutheran church. The aged
father Of, these two. gentlemen was
also guest in the Aull home. here
The occasion, being a gathering ttef
the children, for the celebration Of the
glad Easter season. Mr. Aull, senior
is in his ssd, year, but is remarkable
aetive and in splendid health, We
wish for him yet other years of use
auI life.-Keewee Courier :(Walhalla,
April % -, -
Hiss Mayme Paysinger. class; OF
1858 Woman's college, who is teach
dng at Pelzer this year, spent satur-
day and Sabbath with her aunt Mrs.
C B. Cowan. She returned to Pelzer
Menday.-Associate Res'ormed Pres
'byterian, April %.
Miss Allene Hip of Whitmir:.
sen. the Easter HOLIDAYS At nome-
Clinton Chronicle, April "a.
Mrs. $. B. Jones of Newberry, spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. H. A.
Copeland.-Clinton Chronicle. Oath.
Mrs P. G. Ellison of Newberry
spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs
Rob Vance.-Clinton Chronicle, oath.
Mrs. w. G. Houseal, after spending
the weekend in Columbia with rela
'tiyes, returned yesterday to her home
in Newberry. = Columbia Record,
April 80.
! Mrs Claude\ Haltiwanger of New
berry was in Columbia on Monday
shopping.-Colunsba Record, April
Goth.
Mrs. T.. W. Keitt Of Newberry was
in Columbia the first part of this
week to shop-Columbia Record,
April 80. 1,