The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-06-10
PURELY PERSONAL.

:, Misses Mildred Purcell and Sara
Davis have returned from from Bel
mont college. Miss 2urcell was
among the graduates this year. Her
mother Mrs. C. j. Purcell attended
the commencement.
Mrs. Forest Lominack Of Hodges
is spending a week with relatives in
Newberry.
Miss Rosa Amick of Batesburg
spent Sunday with the home folk in
Newberry.
Mr.. A. c. Matthews of Batesburg
spent Sunday in Newberry with his
fathers family, Mr.. B. C. Matthews.
Miss Nell Quattlebaum is spending
the weekend in Newberry.-Green-
wood Index-Journal, 9Th.
Misses Lucie Verelle, Madge Chap
man, Gladys Sanders, and Nell Quat-
tlebaum of Greenwood spent the
weekend with Misses Cleone and
Ida Mae Hayes at their country
place.
Miss Nell dams went last week
ITO the hospit~' m Columbia for an
operation. e.. many friends will
be glad to know that she is getting
along nicely.
Miss May Keith and Mr.. William
Keith Of Chappells, spent yesterday
here.-Greenwood Index-Journal, z.
Misses Metts and FAINT Of Newber-
Wy. spent last night with Miss Kath-
aeen Sanders.-Greenwood Index
journal, 7th. =
Misses Madge Chapman, La Rue
and Gladys Sanders, Lucy Verelle,
Lois Glasco, are spending the week
end in Newberry.-Greenwoo In
.dex-Journal, 9TH. -.
Miss Emily Frank of Newberry, is
: spending two weeks in this city, as
the guest of Miss Mabel Swinton.-=7
Charleston American, 9th.
Miss Lillian Kibler of Newberry is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. w. Chap
man, and will remain here for an ex-
tended visit.-Columbia Record, z.
Among the out sof. town shoppers
in the city Thursday was Miss Kate
Barr of Prosperity.-Columbia Re-
cord, 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hawkins of
Prosperity NE among HE ont Of
town visitos ere yeseeTday.-Go-
aunbia Reed 7th. -, : :
Mrs. I. q. Shealy Of Little Noun
tain was among the out Of town
shoppers in Columbia yesterday
Columbia Record, 7th. .
Dr.. j. /. Bedenbangh IF Prosperity
wss q business visitor in Columbia
.4kis week. Columbia Record, 7th.
.sMrs. e.. g.: Turner of colunbia,
zwhe has been with Hef daughter Mrs.
-K M.. ogilyie, for the spast several
steaks .aetarned Ito Csambiia Mon
sdass Mrs. Turner wass ace 6mpaiiea
Sysher.Mttie grandson 0odhe
Clerk of Court John G.: Goggans
received telegram on Saturday
from his son, Captain Grady Cog:
ssans;sannsuncing shisasrriivaf III New
York from oyersseassH He Was III the
sfesdsartillery service ,and q member
,of the Goth divisions: had been
xsiith the army of occdpation I'M Ger
many. H;s many friends as wei as
Ais' family hope she may be able to
come by Newberry in time for the,
commencement at Newberry college.
Mrs. j. B. Sem Of Newberry was
shopping in the Capital City several
days this week.-Columbia Record.
June 6.
Among the out Of town visitors in
the city shopping today is Miss Ruth
Hunter Of Prosperity Columbia Re-:
cord. June 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Wright are,
spending the weekend in Newberry.
Greenwood Index-Journal, 9th.
Mrs. H. W. Matthews of Birming-
ham, Ala, and Miss Frances Guess
OF Denmark, are the guests of Miss
Cornelia Mayer for a few days. .
Mr.. Geo. w. Summer of the Mol
aohen Manufacturing company re- +,
tnrned Friday evening from biusi- |
ness trip to New York. He says it
is hot up there and that he did not
have anythin to do with the slump in .
the price of cotton, but on the other /
hand he is bull in the cotton mar, /,
ket.
Mr.. Willie Wicker reached home !
last Friday from Camp Jackson, hav-
ing received his discharge from the !
service. He but recently returned