The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ~,
OF WHITMIRE TOWN

OE WE1l "ANS '
wb;tmire. June 23.-0ne Of the
most enjoyable affairs Of this week
x,as the big chicken and hsh Iry
wbich took place last THURSDAY aie-
srnoon ] at Boyds spring, some miles
.,n $50 Tnoree river. You recall that TINS
.les up one of those very hot afternoons
Of last week. When the men, snr;uo @Gu
100 in number, reached Ine e > sp.inS, n;ner
thev proceeded at once TO tne ,;ne n,u
and enjoyed a bath and sMilhv ss;n +ha1
I ~nJ diving match. After TINS 1ney
a an,'1d really enjoy the supper, wniea a
eous;sted eousI Of chickens and tlsh 1fleo i'
d eod' slowed. The frying size cnlch+
anu n,,r,hered S, 65. l don't know thas
ems ems, even even attempted to count sns ens
fish. so you may just mahy 49, .nl there
tale as big as you like. men errthine thing
vas bread, pickles and every sS,oh S .
Else S that it takes to make sp'A
!; feasi as;se e0hiprsI alma Iupo and about 80 Of T.
.os mlSs Ssnon Fire Girls left SATURDAY SATURDAY
a ner Weeks camp in the wonaerraul rau
for sr w Rock country of North gar,
CnlmheH 19aa Here they expect to geE
oiilla' f f,n and learn many valuaoie
lessons in Gods great GUS ouo,o Won
to see some of Mother Natult atine W" air
Sers to breathe the lnvlgoaa;.s's lnvg;ns and
of The Blue Ridge moohea,i1Ls s;,1s will
Ira+ experiences that the gha5f - The
gev gever forget. The officers oi Cd the the
IT, IennI owry company cafiieu ,,no
GlsliilSth 1n anS their guardian to the moutl, ~
gins an" IN automobiles returning +he
talns !.e IN Sunday evening. After snv
Whltmlte nd heavy rains of SATURDAY
storms aen anu and night these men tound nd
+he roads in terrible eona nnas On the
%ad had some trying experaems.se seae readv for
-rav a but they were all mere
wei wy Monday morning. , after
DR.; Ian anu several s days with snein IN
spenat4ng Mrs Fred Bedenbaugn, -
daugn1e; have returned none' e,
>TSlapdi sTSe;r daughter accompanied 'nsA
home. .aarson and two chill
dren of spartanburg 1,e p Scott. cot
If her sister, Mrs. 1. r; oSG oIG,Jren of
- Mrs. W. E. Saner and 4bar cnta,eM Mr.
E,or;Sa are visiting her DroInel, a, &c s;s.
= Child and family and nef '''
+ar Mrs. H. K. Boyd. ~ uiu is
Ter, Mr F Frank Miller of Cross hlia 10
ana;np VA = while with relatives mere, M
Ms s Fielder of Bamberg Is Inc
ast mt' of his daughters, Mrs. L. n.
@ watson and Mrs. A. M. Watson. os u.
5s accompanied by his granooausa'0A'
Miss Elizabeth Fielder. ,. .,o
Rev. =. G. Ross is conducelhg spJ
cial services at the Baptist cnurcn
snlS Mr, van, and Mrs. Raymond Abrams
snent Yesterday with his brother, MI
Mrs. NJ r. L. Parr, after pleasant
.stav with her brother, DIR. n. n.
Boyd, has returned to her nome III
Newberry. Me- JC.
Abrams attended the funeral too4y
of their sister, Mrs. Tom Hatton,
who died Yesterday at her home near
40 Rrick House. Mr.. NJ. E. Abrams
anos Master Tom Abrams were also
present at these services.
Mr. Orville Suber, Mrs. Will Bak-
err Mr.. Walter Wicker and little
Lucy Browning are all patients ~ IN
the Pryor hospital this week. Inc
relatives of these parties go over al
most every day to cheer them up
while they wait patiently for the time
when they can be at home again. :,
NJ ard Mrs. S. A. Jeter and
daughter, Miss Frances Jeter, spent
Tuesday in Newberry. .,,, -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. L. Miller le1t
this afternoon for Columbia wnere
thew will visit relatives. Mr.: Miller
expects to try his luck at tishing IN
Dents pond while he and Mrs. Miller
stay a few days With a friend near
there.
Miss Frances C Jeter leaves to-
,oorrow for a visit to her aunt, MRS.
c. S. Howie, in Greenville and her
many friends at Travellers Res1.
Later she will sptnd several weeks
with friends at Rossman, N: Z.
Mr.. J. NJ. Major spent the week
end with his family here.
Mr. H. L. Parr and Mr.. Russell
Tidmarsh were visitors to our town
last week.
Rev. J. P. Simpson and Mr.. T. Il:
WATSON are attending the Methodlst
Araining conference being held IN
'spartanburg this week MI.