The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-04

TO water Cne SIreetS lIOu OCOtI
creek. Mayor Blease will see that
the pump is ready as soon as possible.
In order to allow the congregation
the opportunity of hearing the bac-
calaureate sermon at the opera house,
Rev. w. S. Holmes will omit Sunday
morning services at St. Luke's Epis-
copal church. Services will be held
in that church Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Nora Cofeld, graduate, and
Misses Sallie Lee Cromer, Bertha
Crooks, Ruth Richardson, Carrie
Folk, Olive Stuck and Marian
Settler are among those returning
from the closing exercises of Sum-
merland college. Miss Crooks is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. G. Nc
Cullough, in the city.
Misses jamie Lee Morrah and
Elizabeth Wardlaw two bright and
charming young ladies from Willing
ton in Mccormick county stopped
over in Newberry on their return
from commencement at Columbia
college and spent day with Col. and
Mrs. E. H. Aull and Miss Maude
Epting.
Pastor E. G. Ross of whitmire was
in the city one day last week and
called on US. He began work at
Whitmire on April 1, and has already
had the pleasure of receiving ten
new members into his church. Last
week he began meeting with our
church at Franklin mills, Greer, as
sisting Pastor w. M. Harrison
Baptist Courier.
Miss Lois Fant is with the new
store, the Ladies store, which will
add to the popularity of that place
of business, as Miss Fant is one of
Newberry's best known young ladies'
and carries to her new place a fine
reputation as leading and success
full saleslady of valued experience.
She will be pleased to see her many
friends at the Ladies store.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Carson return
ed from Due West Tuesday night.
Mrs. Carson, who had been on an
extended visit to her former home in
North Carolina, was at Due West
waiting for Mr.. Carson, who went
there last Monday night to take part
in the presentation of medals to
members Of the literary societies at
the college exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mann attended the
funeral of Mr.. Myer Mittle, who was
buried at the Jewish cemetery in Co.
Inv b;a oo Nodroedo,, -, o,s,;,,. TLo
death of Mr.. Mittle recalls the time
when he was boy in Newberry.
Everybody liked little Nyer, he was
such a bright little fellow. See no.
tice of his death in this paper.
DR.. q. T. Pinner left Monday for
Washington and New York. He will
spend three days in Washington at
tending the association of surgeons
of the southern railway company
and will go from there to New York
visiting the New York post graduate
school and other hospitals in the in
terest of his profession, Mr.. H. w.
Lominick accompanying him for a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. M. M. Satterwhite, Mrs. John
H. Baxter and baby and Miss Marian
Earhardt left for Columbia Wednes-
day and were joined by Mr.. John
Andrew Satterwhite, motoring thence
to Charleston Thursday to attend the
graduation in pharmacy of DR.. Irwin
Matthews Satterwhite from the
Medical College of South Carolina
at the commencement exercises Of
the college Thursday night.
Mr.. j. B. Gregory is in receipt of
a circular letter from the branch
manager of the Standard Oil COM
pany at Charlotte requesting him to
arrange to attend the meeting of
sub-delegates of the district to be
held at the Gresham hotel, Spartan
burg, Thursday; dinner to be serv-
ed at p. m. All the sub-de1egates
will be met at the railroad station
and hotel reservations will be made
for those who remain over night.
The company pays all expenses, in
cluding railroad fare, meals and lodg-
ing, etc. That's treating a fellow
nicely, like corporation with a soul.
Mr.. J. L. Mimnaugh of Columbia,
accompanied by his sons-in4aw,
Messrs. Richard T. Dial, Ashley To-
bias and Grover C. Richey, motored
through Newberry Tuesday morning
and picked up Mr.. J. A. Mimnaugh,
all going to Clinton and attending
the Glenn-Mimnaugh wedding Tues
day noon, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Sarah Frances Glenn of
near Clinton and Mr.. j. L. MINI
naugh, Jr., Of Columbia. The young
couple will spend the month Of June
travelling in Canada. The bride grad
uated this year from Chicora college,
and the groom is the son Of the we'll
known Columbia merchant and man.
ager of his fathers large depart
ment store in that city.
Receiving notice on Wednesday
morning that a colored woman had
been found dead in bed early that
morning, Coroner Lindsay went to
investigate the death. Abrams Sims
and his family live on Mr.. George
Suber's place about four miles from
the city on the road to st. Phillips.