The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY
William Lester Chapter Hole I'm
portant Meeting-Minister
Haynes Home.

afternoon. puflnS Lne DuSllSSS oe"1
sion it was voted to organize chill
,lrens chapter of the Confederacy.
.Irs. T. L. Shealy was elected dele
rate to the Piedmont district confer
ence in Gaffney April 1916. Mrs
(; Mamie Wheeler and Mrs. R. |.
Stoudemayer. daughters of the COS,
were made honorary members. The
! following interesting program was
led by Miss Mayme Swlttneberg.
.'Oor Flags and What they Mean to
U.s. was explained by Miss Ruole
Thorn: selection in defense of the
Confederate flag. Miss Effie Haw-
kins: vocal duet. "Bonnie Blue Flag,
Miss Rubie Thorn, Mrs. George Haf-
mon: "A Judeith Of 1854" was told
! bv Miss Mamye Swittenberg; CLEAN
incs from the Confederate Veteran
were read by Mrs. P. C. Singley;
"D;xie," by the chapter. Miss Edith
Shealy assisted the hostess in serving
delicious ice course.
/ United States Minister Thornweli
HAYNES Of Helingsfors, Finland,
landed in New York on Oscar II
April /. Dr.. Haynes arrived in Pros
peritv Tuesday to spend his furlough
OF 90 days with his wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah Haynes. He was
sent to this port three years ago at
the outbreak of the war, and this IS
! his first furlough since leaving the
/ States. Minister Haynes is pleasant
" remembered here, having married
Miss Minnie Lee Bowers, former
Prosperity girl.
, Beginning Friday morning, April
16. a series of services Will be held
at the a. r. P. church preparatory
70 the spring communion on Sabbath.
The Rev. Leon T. Pressly of McCor-
mick will deliver the sermons both
morning and night, ending the series
on Sabbath night. Rev. Pressly IS so
well known here that it is needless to
invite the public, as every one Will
gladly take advantage of this oppor-
tunity of hearing him.
I s. S. Birge is in Asheville visiting
his nephew, Ernest Sam hohn.
Mrs, NJ. B. Bedenbaugh has return
ed from several days stay in Co.
lumbia.
Prof. J. C. Brooks reached home
Thursday from the Columbia hospl-
tai.
Mr.. Kenneth Baker of Greenwood
has been recent business visitor to
our town.
T. T. Pugh has gone torthe Coium-
bia hospital for treatment.
Miss Celeste Singley of Columbia
MAS been on visit to her mother
Mrs. j. C. Singley.
Miss Ethel Saner spent several
days during the past week IN 90
iumbia.
Mr.. Arthur Nichols of Ninety-Six
has been visiting relatives in the st.
Lukes community.
Mrs. ELI Fellers has returned from
the Columbia hospital where she has
been with her son, Cecil, who IS
there for treatment.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter is home from
the Columbia hospital.
W. ?. B. Harmon Of Ninety-SlN
has returned home after visiting DR..
G.. ". Harmon.
Miss Bessie Bowers has as her
guests Mrs. Stuclley Of Bishonvi!ie
and her unlce, Nr. Tom Gallm&n, Of
NcwbeGry,
Hrs. J. 3. Walton Of Newbcrry
has beer visiting Mrs. B;rge Wise.
Mss Willie Mae Wise is home from
spartanburg! where she attended the
demonstration conventions Of the
Piedmont district.
Mrs. J. Sidney Wheeler. Misses
Thorn ard Swittenberg motored to
Columbia on Wednesday.
Miss Jean Adams spent the week
end with Mrs. J. C. Schumpert.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wheeler are
visiting Mrs. Mamie Wheeler.
J. 3. Pugh spent Friday in Co.
lumbia
Miss Marguerite Wise of the Co.
!un,bia hospital was home for the
weekend.
J. ". Seay Of Richmond is visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Carrie Leap
hard