The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-01

was most attractive in it's festal
franks of blue hydrangeas which filled
every available space. Only the I'M
mediate family of the bride witness.
ed the ceremony which was perform
ed by Rev. James McKeown, pastor
Of the A. r. p. church. Mrs. Tai
. levast was one of the most beloved
girls Of the younger set and she will
be greatly missed here. She gradual
ed from Columbia college last year.
Her popularity there was evidenced
by the fact that she was May Queen,
an honor that comes to only one
pupil every year. Mr.. Tallevast has
been for some time travelling sales
man for the international Harvester
Go. and has many friends all over
his territory. The bride was becom-
Iingly attired in castor suit with
accessories to harmonic. After an
extended trip to the coast Mr.. and
Mrs. Tallevast will make their home
at Greenville.
Miss Cairo Wyche honored Miss
Nance Friday afternoon from to Z
with a linen shower. A bevy Of
young ladies were present and spent
W time taking part in matri-
contest and giving sage ad-
to the pride-elect. The prize,
loxsof Mary Garden powder, was
Sl!Sp by Miss Eula Joiner, who grace
fully presented it to the bride.
The gifts in linen were all lovely
s and acceptable and would make val
uable additions to any ones hope
chest. These gifts tied in white and
blue were brought into the room in
an express wagon drawn by Dan
! Cupid impersonated by little James
Goggans, Jr., Of Columbia, the BRIDE
elects cousin. He was pleasing
sight Ii his pink tights and resplend-
ent wings. AS the guests arrived
they we're received By Mrs. Wyche
and Mrs. Nance. Mrs. James Cog
gans served punch from flowery
niche4in the; hall. Ice cream and
cake wefe s1 during the evening
by Mrsos Id Miss Wyche.
The uua @ ing of the stock
I hodls g Tn .ne s eperity Cotton, Oil
.saWI Tau:
were elected diree-
tora;j Y. Hunter, R. T. Pugh,
]. va H6ng, NJ. H. Kempson, DR..
;. S.: Wheeler. 81,
The soffeers for the year are:
President, DR.. j. S. Wheeler; general
manager; R. T. ;Pugh; superintend-
sent, j. ID. Eunt; bookkeeper, Miss
Eula Joiner. The usual dividend Of
8 per cent. was declared.
Mrs. Bell Boyd is visiting her
brother, Hunter CALDWELL at Slighs.
The friends of w. j. Wise will be
glad to learn that he is able to be
out again after having been confined
to his room for a week with fever.
Miss Edna. Fellers spent Monday
in Newberry.
Miss Elizabeth Browne leaves July
/ for Connolly Springs, N. c., where
she will spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Tom Goode.
The sale of 800. bales Of cotton
made by Hawkins & Werts through
J. M. Griffin Of Greenville was closed
on the 10Th. The lot brought around
$50, 0,000. 90. Mr.. Griffith has bought
quite good deal Of the cotton on
Z this market during the week, which
makes Prosperity look like the fall Of
the year with wagons loaded high
, with bales of cotton.
Mrs. Mary Rawl of Newberry is
visiting Mrs. j. A. Simpson.
c.. Granville Wyche and little
daughter Mary of Greenville were
weekend guests of DIR. and Mrs. c..
T. Wyche.
Mrs. Maxcy Bedenbaugh has re-
turned to the Columbia hospital to
spend the week with her son Ray.
Miss Eula Joiner left Saturday for
Helena, Ca, to spend the summer
with her parents.
Miss Annie Singley spent the
weekend in Columbia.
Robert Counts, Ira Black, Wyche
D;ckerrss and Wilbur Epting have
received their discharges from Camp
Jackson. These young men have
seen about 18 months Of foreign SER
vice.
Misses Virginia and Miriam Greev-
er of Columbia are the guests of