The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

MISS -IotIiS -'2e-.-!i SPSiI A>Sot WYNN
IN Columbia with relatives.
Mr.. Bryan Livingston has changed
from Prosperity to Newberry.
Edward Parish of Newberry has
been visiting relatives here.-John-
-ston cor Edretield Chronicle, Sth.
Miss Alma Burn of Charleston Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lima Burn. at
Helena.
Miss Margaret Davis has returned
to the conservatory of music in Balti-
more to finish her training in that
institution of fine art.
Auditor Jos. B. Halfacre is on his
rounds of the county. During his
absence from the Office the inside
work is being looked after by Mr..
Frank NJ. Schumpert.
Miss Sara Fred Of Hendersonville.
who came to attend the marriage of
Miss Florence Morris, is pleasantly
extending her visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Morris.
G. H. Cooper and Carl Caughman
returned Wednesday from the stu
dent volunteer convention in Des
Moines.-Niss Ophelia Connolly of
Prosperity has assumed the duties OF
seminary matron.-Lutheran Semi
nary notes in The State, 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones of Gin
vinnati are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam 8. Jones. It has been
several years since the many friends
of Roy have seen him, and they are
clad to see him and to welcome Mrs.
Jones.
Mr.. ". W. Farrow left on Monday
for Winstcn-Salem and other places
in North Carolina. 1t is his first
visit to his native state in "a years.
If it were not that he is living in New
berry we would ask how is it that a
man can stay away from his old home
so long?
Otto Gregory and Frank Hill, at the
expiration of their furloughs, will
ieave on Wednesday to report for
duty at Great Lakes, Illinois, when
they are to be sent to Santiago, Cali
fornia. 1t is a great thing for boys
to have a chance of seeing the world
and at the same time serving their
country.
Miss Janet Loudette Eaton and
Mr. Frank Greneker Davis will be
married in Laurens tomorrow, Wed
nesday, by the Rev. W. S. Holmes Of
The Episcopal church, when they will
take trip before returning to New
berry, going first to Atlanta. They
will be accompanied to Laurens by
several friends. The best wishes Of
mary go with the couple on their
Journey from The land Of I.aurens to
their destination.
President P. NJ. Smoak and Secre
-eary r. r. Bruner Of the Orangeburg
and Newberry Coca-Ccla Bottling
works of Orangeburg were in New
berry Monday When We saw them
they were in consultation with Man
ager l.. F. Fischer Of the plant here
and Mr.. julius J. Langford in front
of the site where Mr.. Langford is to
build suitable house for the largely
increased and ever growing business
of the company.
Mr.. George w Summer returned
last Thursday night from business
visit of several days TO his cotton
mill in Fitzgerald, Ga. He visited
She Peabody Duroc farm ct Fitzger-
aid and saw the finest hogs he had
ever seen. lie says the hogs We're so
Sarge they locked Ike cattle walking
around. 4 bir sale was on ard a
male duroc was sold for $4,000.
When they have these sales the peo-
pie attend from ten states for several
days.
Mrs. J. II. West, the new historian
of the South Carolina division Of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
furnishes an interesting contribution
TO the L. D. C. department in the
Sunday State, in which she hopes the
chapters will ''put South Carolina on
the map" In another column Of the
same department the Wade Hampton
and the NJ c. Butler chapters thank
the chapters of the state for "their
most generous contributions for the
:. veterans at the Confederate home;
among others: Drayton-Rutherford
chapter, Newberry, box of tobacco,
candy, fruit. preserves, cake, etc.
Calvin Crozier chapter, Newberry.
box of fruit, candy, pies, cakes, etc.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.