The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-21

die of the week for Savannah to re-
sumo their positions in the faculty of
the schools of that city, where they
have been successfully teaching for
several years.
Mr.. Jacob w. Crouch left on the
9th instant for Calvert, Texas,
where he is visiting his brothers and
sisters at that pace. He was ac-
companied there by Mr.. j. A.
Schroeder, who returned home on
Friday after a pleasant trip.
Mrs. J. D. Frasier Of Dlairs is the
guest of Mrs. W. s. Wer5s at ner
home on Blossom street. Mrs. @. B.
Clark of Chaplin, the mother Of j.
H. Clark, who resides on Preston
street, is at the Baptist hospital for
treatment.-TheS State, 10th.
Wildcats F. D. Mower, Charley
West, Eugene Norris, Charley Sterl-
ing and A. r. Breazeale are in Co.
lumbia attending the reunion of the
famous 81st (Wildcat) division who
fought so heroically overseas during
the world war.
Sheriff Cannon G. Blease returned
on Sunday night from Des Moines,
Iowa, where he had been attending
the great council of Red Men as rep
resentative from South Carolina. Our
popular sheriff is a big man outside
of as we'll as in Newberry and this
state.
Misses Mary DeWalt Hunter and
Moss Feliers, who left Prosperity
Friday for Andrews to teach, were IN
Newberry day last week, seeing
among others Miss Moss brother, Ir.
RAYMOND Fellers. They had with
them a bright fellow who "held up"
Ray in the streets.
Mrs. A. C. Welch's friends were
glad to see her at church Sunday
morning, the first time she has been
able to attend service since the 10Th
of May, previous to her serious fall,
Mrs. Welch was on crutches and went
to Aveleigh Presbyterian church, not
being able to go as far as her own
church.
Mrs. B. A. Havird and daughter,
Miss Gladys, returned home last week
from Salisbury, N. c., after attend
ing the burial of their relative
Newell Haigler, son of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. B. Haigler. The friends here
of Mrs. Haigler, who is the daughter
Of Mrs. Rosannah Havird Of New
berry, sympathize with her in the
death of her son.
Mr.. R. NJ. Caldwell of Columbia is
/ in New York, in response to wire
from Judge Willis Brown to come
there for conference in regard to
the work of his committee in the
campaign to elect Governor Cox
president of the United States" Mr..
Caldwell was called to New York
to assist in the organization OF the
Young men throughout the country.
Mr.. FAINT Glider, manager of the
Southern Bell Telephone company in
Newberry, spent the weekend at his
home in this city. He is helping
then, OUT In Columbia, owing to the
illness of the manager of the plant in
that city. We can very well see now
that they want Giant" in other
places; knowing how it is in New
berry where everybody likes him be-
cause of the easy and quiet manner
in which he meets people on business
in his Office.
Nj. C. Riser, superintendent Of the
school, has had IA years experience
in high schools of South Carolina
The trustees and patrons deserve
great credit in their untiriag efforts
in securing such an able man to su-
perintend the school.-Brunson cor
The State mentioning the opening
exercises of the school. Professor
Riser is a son of Mr.. ]. H. Riser OF
| Newberry. Mrs. M. c. Riser is a
member of the Brunson school FAC
ulty.
Mr.. M. C. Hallman and his two
children spent from Tuesday until
Friday with relatives in Leesville and
Columbia. He says the crops are all
fine. If there are or have been any
boil weevils in the sections he visited
he didn't see any signs of their vlsi-
tation. Mr.. Hallman came from a
part of country where men don't get
too old to work. His father, at the
age of 81 years, is still cultivating his
own crops. doing his own piowing