The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Non for commencement, beginning
next Sunday.
Mr.. George W. Summer, Jr., has
| added another truck to his drayage
| business.
Don't spark on this side Of the
street; spark on the other side, and
be sure you're headed the right way.
Mr.. J. A. Kinard is nominated in
this issue for magistrate for No. 10
township.
The banks will be closed on Thurs.
day, June 8, observing the anniver.
sary of the birthday of Jefferson
| Davis.
The wholesale grocery firm Of P
y. Smith & Son has added another
international truck for the delivery
business, which has increased beyond
the capacity of the one truck.
A popular busch now is the black
berry busch, which promises to give
people much good fruit. We are onlv
giving the name a high school touch.
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That pretty and select screen artist
AIce Joyce, will be in "The Sport,
ing Duchess" on Wednesday at the
opera house. "Sweet Alice" is ponu.
lar. e0e0
Since our last issue mentioning 90
cases OF cars parked in the wrono
position, there have been % cases
added to the aggregation, at the
usual So per case.
The quarterly meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary union of Reedv
River Baptist association will he
held with the Whitmire society IN
Tuesday, June Is.
Closing exercises of Jalapa school
will be held at the school honse
Thursday night, June 8. Picnic will
be on Friday in Mr.. Will Sligh's
pasture. Everybody invited.
The foliage seems to be thicker
and prettier this year. Beautiful
trees add so much to the streets Mn
the residential portions of the CITY.
We hope they will continue to escape
the axe.
Magistrate Chas. W. Douglas mar
ried a couple at his office Friday
afternoon at o'clock, Mr.. Frank R.
Hunter witness, the contracting par
ties, both from Mollohon, being Miss
Phemie Bugg and Mr.. M. F. Turner.
| It was the lot at corner Of John
stone and Coats streets bought by
Mr.. T. NJ. Rogers, and not the corner
lot of Johnstone and Wilson as er-
roneously stated by the reporter.
That lot belongs to Mr.. E. n. Les
lie.
Today is the first of June, the
month of sweet girl graduates and
roses, both Of which Newberry has
the fairest and rarest. They will be
seen here next Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, the blessed and happy COM
mencement season for "Newberry."
For the living Of an idle and dis
orderly life, Lucille Pilgrim, colored,
paid SIS at recorders court Monday
by the forfeiture of her bond, and
at the same session Charles Streeter,
coiored, forfeited SO bond under
the charge of assault by drawing
gun.
That couple from Charleston, men,
toned in Fridays paper as getting a
marriage license and going to Clin-
ton for the operation, got married in
Newberry after all Thursday, the
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider performing the
ceremony at the parsonage. Their
names: Mrs. Florence Griffen, Mr.. D.
V. Rasmussen.
If Basil Kings novel, "The Street
Called Straight" which has been con-
verted into a beautiful motion pic
ture at the Goldwyn studios under
the Eminent Authors banner, exalts
one moral principle above all others,
it is that a good name is more to be
desired than great riches. At the
opera house Thursday.
While on fishing frolic Monday
night along the Saluda river one of
''the gang," Mr.. Ernest Bedenbaugh,
tripped on loose plank of a bridge
and fell, gashing his face. He was
not seriously hurt, only sustaining
painful wounds which had not healed
entirely when we saw him on Friday.
They caught many nice fish which
they ate at the fry that night.
There will be ''The Strongest %
attraction, at the opera house Tues
day. When Clemenceau, the brilliant
French statesman, was recovering
from the bullet wound of an assassin
who paid the death penalty for his
murderous attack on the aged 'Tiger
of France" the latter continued to
arrange the story of the strongest, -
/ his only photodrama, which William
Fox will present at the opera house
Tuesday.
The friends of Mr.. George B. Der
rick have placed his name in nomi-
nation for the legislature and as he
is new man in politics we feel that
it is due to him to say that he is the
son of Joe B. Derrick of Little Noun
tain and an honor graduate of New
berry college, and that he served in
the world war with the army over
seas and that he is fine young fel-
/ l.