The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-03
PURELY PERSONAL.
TIE Movements of Many People.
iyowoe-rsans and Those Who
Visit Ncwberry.

lumhia.
Mr.. T. P. Johnson went to the
Shriners' meeting in Greenville as a
member Of the committee on peti-
tions.
MIR. and Mrs. John c. Hipp have
returned from Sumter. Mrs. Hipp
went to visit her sister, Mrs. L. l..
Hunter. Mr.. Hipp went to attend a
Shriners' meeting in that city.
Eugene Spearman of Newberry is
visiting his uncle, E. H. Longshore.
-Abbeville Press and Banner, 1st.
Miss Vivian Mcneil, who teaches
+. at Newbsrry, spent the last weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie McNeil-The State. End.
Dr.. R. P. Finney, University Of
Maryland, and Miss Annie Boozer,
state hospital, were in the list of
names OF applicants, with places Of
graduation of doctors and nurses sue
cessfully passing examination before
state board of medical examiners in
Columbia Wednesday night.
/Mr. NJ. A. Wolff, assistant mana
ger OF the Peoples Life insurance
company, headquarters in Charleston,
Is spending week in Newberry, as
sisting the local agent, Mr.. W. F.
Wightman.
Mr.. Henry T. Cannon attended the
meeting of Shriners in Sumter Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Mcdonald of
Hodges, after visiting in Greenville,
Mr.. Mcdonald having attended the
Shrine ceremonial as member of
Hejaz temple, are expected to spend
the weekend at Helena with Miss
Louise Melton.
Mr.. R. NJ. Price of Winnsboro has
come to Newberry and accepted a
job as barber in Shealy's new barber
shop. Mr.. Price comes with the rep
utation Of being a good one.
Mr.sDavid Green of Philadelphia is
visiting his mother and sisters in
Newberry.
Mr.. Bullock, proprietor of the
Newberry army store, went to Co.
lunabia on business Thursday, expect
ing to go to Norfolk before return
ing home.
Mrs. j. H. West, state historian,
arranged historical program for the
meeting of the annual convention of
the S, uth Carolina division of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
which met in Greenville on Tuesday
Miss Troxelle Wright was page to
the president.
: Mr.. j. L. Armstrong of Laurens
{ has come to Newberry and taken the
position Of driver of one of the de-
livery trucks for the Standard Oil
company, assisting Mr.. J. B. Greg
ory, the company's local manager.
Mrs. j. S. Hutchison returned on
Tuesday from Clinton, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. R. Owens.
Mrs. Frank G. Davis. and little
Mabel are visiting the baby's grand
mother and other relatives in Sa-
vannah. =
Mr.. w @. Ariail has returned from
Honea Path to Newberry. He brought
his little grandson: Johnnie Chitwood,
from Atlanta.
Mr.. George Mitchell, who left here
five years ago to serve his native
country of Greece in the world war,
has returned to this country, COM
ing straight to Newberry, arriving
aere oonday of last week. He
left en- Tuesday for Clinton to see
his bkNsher, Nj. Nicholas Mitchell.
who in business there. The Nit
chells made friends while in business
here and they will be glad to hear of
the Grecian soldiers return.
Mr.. Henry B. Wells made another
motion picture trip to Atlanta this
week.
Mrs. P. C. Gaillard is in Columbia
visiting her son, James and his wife
Miss Elfie Griffin, after undergoing
treatment in Columbia during the
: past several months, has returned
home restored to health. This will be
most cheering news to her many
friends not only in Newberry but
throughout the state, all of whom will
rejoice to learn of her recovery, as
she has a loving place in the hearts
Of all who know her-
Mr. and Mrs. William Cromer, Mr..
Munson Buforde Sr., Misses Hattie,
Mary and Sueia R1jford of Newharry